American Oil and Gas Reporter - February 2015 - 157

IndustryFocus: Companies, People and Products
SIGMA3 Selected For List
Of Top Solution Providers
HOUSTON-CIO Review has selected
Sigma Cubed Inc. as one of the 20 most
promising energy technology solution
providers.
The selection was based on the success
of SIGMA3's GeoEngineeringTM technology, expertise and services in helping
exploration, drilling and production companies achieve multimillion dollar incremental production value and cost savings,
SIGMA3 reports. The company says the
list, which recognizes and promotes technology entrepreneurship, is compiled by
a panel of experts and members of CIO
Review's editorial board.
"SIGMA3 has been on our radar for
some time for stirring a revolution in the
energy technology space, and we are
happy to showcase the company this year
given its continuing excellence in delivering top-notch technology-driven solutions," comments Harvi Sacher, the magazine's publisher and founder.
SIGMA3 Chief Executive Officer Jorge
Machnizh says the company is honored
to be recognized by the magazine.
"This is a challenging time in our industry,
which requires a complete rethinking of
the statistical pattern approach used today,"
he says. "The great news is that even in today's market, companies can reduce finding
and development costs, increase production,
and reduce their environmental footprint
through intelligent use of efficiency-driven
technology and integrated workflows."
For information, visit www.sigmacubed.com.
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Wellsite Rental Services Offers Efficient Lighting
BROUSSARD, LA.-Wellsite Rental
Services has added long-run diesel light
towers to its rental equipment line.
According to the company, each
tower provides 225 hours of operation
on a single tank of fuel, reducing fuel
costs and labor expenses. The company
says the towers use LED lighting technology that is energy efficient and offers
a lifespan of 50,000 hours.
The towers have an "instant on" feature enabling them to provide full brightness immediately, Wellsite continues.
The company adds the units automati-

These long-run diesel light towers can compress into compact locations for storage, provider
Wellsite Rental Services says. When deployed, they can extend 30 feet and rotate 360 degrees.

Prospect Flow Solutions Joins Wild Well Control
HOUSTON-Prospect Flow Solutions
has joined Wild Well Control and will
serve as its advanced engineering group.
"We are proud to integrate Prospect's
expertise into Wild Well so we may offer

NeoFirma Introduces Tool To Ease Financial Analysis
DALLAS-Software-as-a-service
provider NeoFirma has introduced NeoFirma Drilling, which it describes as an
integrated drilling and production management application for tracking, monitoring and reporting to see the link between
wellhead budgets, costs and production.
NeoFirma Chief Executive Officer Steve
Haglund says the software makes the information "platform neutral" for whatever
back office and reporting systems the user
prefers, allowing operations, production
and finance departments to view their
business more quickly and accurately.
"NeoFirma Drilling makes reporting
more seamless and accountable from the
well site (for compliance purposes) up to
where financial reporting must occur,"

cally turn themselves on at dusk and
off at dawn, eliminating the need for
manual interaction.
"These light towers provide customers
with the opportunity to work in a brighter
environment than what has been offered
by metal halide light towers," says company Chairman Kirby Arceneaux.
He adds that they also offer a lower
carbon footprint and eliminate one-third
of operating costs.
For information, visit www.wellsiterentalservices.com.
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Haglund adds. "Companies seeking the
next generation of monitoring, tracking
and reporting systems throughout the
well life cycle will find this to be a highvalue platform."
According to Haglund, its features include:
* Real-time, anywhere viewing;
* Seamless, complete integration with
NeoFirma Production & Operations software;
* Full online management of authorizations for expenditure; and
* Frequent, automatic updates that add
new features.
For information visit www.neofirma.com.
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our clients advanced engineering services,"
says Wild Well Executive Vice President
Bill Mahler.
Since Prospect's formation in 1999,
Wild Well and its parent company have
partnered with Prospect on a number of
projects to deliver innovative answers to
some of the industry's most pressing
challenges, Wild Well says. Most recently,
the two companies state, they have been
participating in phase one of a joint industry project to develop large-scale
testing of subsea gas releases to validate
the computer prediction models that
ensure safe placement of capping stacks
during critical offshore operations.
Wild Well Advanced Engineering Vice
President Alistair Gill, former vice president of Prospect, says, "As a group
within the company, Advanced Engineering is better placed to support Wild Well's
core services with its expertise and innovative engineering solutions."
For information, visit www.wild well.com.
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