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PETEX wants the whole oilfield in the equation
A well can improve while the field around it suffers. PETEX built its software business around that awkward fact, connecting reservoirs, wells and pipelines so engineers can see what their decisions really do.
NOV
NOV built its name on the heavy machinery of drilling. Its more revealing product today is the connection between machines - a global web of parts, service, software and industrial know-how that keeps energy infrastructure moving.
GeoSplit
GeoSplit is a high-tech oilfield services company that monitors oil, gas and water flows inside horizontal wells using quantum-dot marker-reporters and machine-learning interpretation. Instead of running mechanical logging tools downhole, operators deploy tiny fluorescent markers during well completion and later collect fluid samples that reveal, phase by phase, how each section of a well is producing - delivering years of production data without well intervention. Founded in 2013 and now headquartered in Dubai, the company serves upstream oil and gas operators seeking lower-cost, longer-term well diagnostics.