Nuvoil Converts Oilfield Gas Flares into $200K Daily Revenue with Automated Gas Conditioning Plant
“Nuvoil Converts Oilfield Gas Flares into $200K Daily Revenue with Automated Gas Conditioning Plant” documents a Process Optimization deployment in Energy & Utilities at Nuvoil. rockwellautomation.com reports daily revenue generated: ~$200,000/day; this directory has not independently verified that result.
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The Challenge
Mexican oilfield operator Nuvoil needed to design a complex gas conditioning plant control system under a compressed 9-month timeline to capture value from gas that was previously being flared.
The Solution
Rockwell Automation Integrated Architecture with Allen-Bradley ControlLogix Process Controllers managing 3,000+ data points for the gas conditioning plant. Implemented by CAM Integrated Solutions.
Results
Plant up and running within the project timeline, at full capacity in 12.4 months. Processes approximately 320,000 cubic feet of gas daily. Generates approximately $200,000 in revenue per day.
Key Takeaways
Integrated process control on Allen-Bradley ControlLogix can convert previously flared oilfield gas into $200K daily revenue, with complex gas conditioning plants managing 3,000+ data points deployable in under 10 months.
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- Energy & Utilities
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- Process Optimization
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- MidMarket
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- Nuvoil
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