Texas Energy Real-Time Wellhead Monitoring
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Capabilities

Monitoring that matches how a lease actually runs

Five layers, one system. Take the full stack, or start with wellhead status and add diagnostics later — the data model is the same either way.

01

Wellhead telemetry

The base layer: every well reports its current state on a fixed cadence, with the raw signal preserved for audit.

  • Casing / tubing pressure, wellhead temperature, differential pressure
  • Configurable polling from 5 s to 15 min per well or per lease
  • Automatic filtering of sensor spikes and short drop-outs
  • Full history retained for decline and failure analysis
02

Pump-off control & diagnostics

For artificial-lift wells, we watch the pump instead of only the tank — the earliest useful signal that something is changing.

  • Run time, cycles per day and idle ratio per pumping unit
  • Rod load and dyno-card shape comparison against baseline
  • Detection of gas lock, fluid pound and pump wear
  • Shutdown recommendations with the evidence attached
03

Alarm engine & dispatch

Thresholds that respect how a lease actually runs: delays, hysteresis, quiet hours and escalation.

  • Per-well, per-lease or per-field rule sets
  • SMS, email and webhook delivery with acknowledgement tracking
  • Alarm storms suppressed at the source, not in your inbox
  • Daily digest of what fired overnight and what is still open
04

Production reporting & exports

Numbers your production and accounting teams can use directly, without a spreadsheet rebuild every month.

  • Daily volumes by well, lease and operator
  • Downtime attribution — deferred, shut-in, failed, planned
  • Scheduled CSV / XLSX exports and an HTTP API
  • Variance flags against your allocation model
05

IoT management console

The platform behind the data: devices, gateways, users and access — hosted on dedicated cloud infrastructure.

  • Device registry with health, firmware and last-seen state
  • Role-based access for operators, engineers and partners
  • Tenant separation when you monitor wells for more than one client
  • Audit log of every configuration change

Deployment options

However the well is instrumented today, there is a path to get it on the console.

Scenario Field hardware Backhaul Typical time to live
New well Field RTU + sensors 4G LTE / satellite Same day
Retrofit Gateway to existing instruments 4G LTE 1–2 days
Remote pad Gateway + LoRa endpoints Satellite 2–5 days
Enterprise Your SCADA as source VPN / API pull Project scoped

Site data is reviewed by our team during onboarding: we map your well identifiers, counties, thresholds and shift patterns before the first alarm is sent.

Which layer do you need first?

Most operators start with status and alarms, then add diagnostics after the first month of baseline data.

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