Oilfield Electrification Technologies

In this episode, hosts Shane and Jim talk with Simon Palacio, an engineer and construction specialist at Burns & McDonnell, about the challenges of planning and constructing infrastructure for oilfield electrification. They discuss the increasing demand for electricity in the oil and gas industry, creating a need for more reliable and dispatchable generation sources. Simon explains the concept of rotational inertia and its importance for frequency stability on the grid, highlighting the limitations of renew

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

In this bonus cross-over episode from World Oil Deep Dive, we talk with attendees, speakers, and key players at the Oilfield Electrification Technology Conference to learn about critical new technologies and trends in oilfield electrification. The technologies and presentations at this conference show a strong trend toward electrifying oilfield operations.

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

If you've ever wondered about good uses for used wind turbine blades you'll want to listen to this episode. Shane and Jim speak with Brent Mulliniks from Eco Hydroflow about closed-loop recycling of produced water using industrial waste to generate gas to generate electricity for the process. This is next-level technology that shows how our industry is making changes that will provide for our future energy needs while having a minimal impact on the environment.

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

We speak with subject matter experts from Burns and McDonnell about common mistakes they see when planning your electrical grid. We discuss the upcoming demand for electricity in Texas due to the growth of electric fracing and other factors, such as Bitcoin mining and EV penetration. In addition, the conversation covers the potential strain on the power grid and the need for new power sources, including renewables and natural gas generation.

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

In this episode, recorded live on the shop floor at Joliet Electric Motors (JEM) in Joliet, Illinois, Tim Tibbot, Shane, and I talk about the evolution of electric motors for the oilfield and the state of the oilfield electrification market today. We also get a verbal tour of the machine shop and learn about the history of JEM and its partnership with Hitachi. 

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

Shane and I discuss the use of hydrogen in the upstream with Trevor Keeney from RPT Alliance. RPT Alliance engineers, designs and executes energy projects, so Trevor has a front-row seat to the energy transition. Most large operators want to include hydrogen in their oilfield operations energy mix. It's a sure way to lower overall emissions and improve ESG ratings. We discuss the different ways hydrogen is currently being used in the oilfield and how we will produce and use hydrogen in the oilfield in the n

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

Using field gas to power turbines for generating electricity is an ESG double play that many operators are incorporating into their oilfield electrification. In this episode, we speak with Rusty Bonnett, the VP of Global Operations at Relevant Power Solutions, about his extensive turbine experience and how gas-powered turbines make complete oilfield electrification possible and affordable. 

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

There's a lot that goes into an EEC; Switchgear, Motor Control Centers, Transformers and Variable-frequency drives. In this episode we discuss the different options operators have and important factors to take into account when constructing ECCs with Michael Hertsenberg, the Senior Vice President of Electrification at Volta. This episode is full of useful information for operators working on electrifying their oilfield operations. 

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

Our guest for this episode is John Fischer, President of National Service Alliance, a Quad Plus Company. We discuss the brains of oilfield electrification networks, system control and integration. Like most topics in oilfield electrification it's more complex and interesting than you'd think. This episode will give you a good overview of what it takes to control microgrids in the oilfield.Special thanks to Joliet Electric Motors for sponsoring this podcast series. If you have any specific questions on runni

Oilfield Electrification Technologies

Our guest for this episode is George Jackson, Executive Vice President and Justin Lippmann, West Texas Sales Manager from Life Cycle Power. We discuss Microgrids in detail. What they are, how they work and ways to power them. If you are interested in using electricity in the oilfield you’ll enjoy this. If you have questions for George Jackson feel free to email him at [email protected] thanks to Joliet Electric Motors for sponsoring this podcast series. If you have any specific questions on