ACCESS TO RELIEF WELL INJECTION SPOOL (RWIS) SECURED BY MAJOR OPERATOR FOR UPCOMING DRILLING CAMPAIGN

Houston, TX – Trendsetter Engineering is excited to announce the contracting of the patented RWIS Toolkit of well kill equipment to a major O&G Producer for their upcoming exploration well drilling campaign located in an international area of operations.

The RWIS Toolkit facilitates high rate kill requirements through a single relief well. The RWIS Toolkit is a critical piece of subsea equipment placed on the seabed below the BOPs of a primary and secondary Relief Well Drilling Rig. In the event of a loss of well containment, this equipment is called upon to assist with dynamic kill operations via a single relief well. The system allows for the supply of high mud pumping rates via a single relief well intercept that would otherwise require two or more relief wells minimum to achieve. As a result, the RWIS can typically allow for drilling of prolific reservoirs that previously challenged the ability to provide a single relief well contingency.

“The RWIS is utilized for development, production, appraisal and exploration wells requiring high kill rates for worst case contingency,” said Brett Morry, Product Service Line Manager at Trendsetter Engineering. “During the planning phase, the RWIS Toolkit can also allow for more economic wellbore designs while at the same time ensuring increased future production, thus improving well economics.”

"For this project, Trendsetter's RWIS was the ultimate solution that enabled economic and safe drilling operations,” said Ray Tommy Oskarsen, project lead with Add Energy. “The client was so satisfied with the solution that they have already secured access to the RWIS Toolkit for their next drilling campaign."

The RWIS not only makes potential relief well operations safer, it can also lead to a potential economically improved development plan. Contact Trendsetter Engineering to learn more about the RWIS Toolkit and how it can improve the safety and well economics of your drilling campaign.