Artificial Lift Trends: Market Research Report

December 2013 | 20 pages | ID: ABC45A237DDEN
Global Industry Analysts, Inc

Abstracts

'Several factors play a concrete role in the artificial lifting method selection. Some of the factors include rate of production; pressure of bottom-hole flow; gravity and viscosity of crude oil; and also GLR (gas-liquid ratio).'

The report analyzes and presents an overview of Artificial Lifts market worldwide. Supported with 1 market data table, the report provides a review of market trends, growth drivers, and strategic industry activities of major companies worldwide. In addition, 63 companies operating in the Artificial Lifts arena worldwide including Baker Hughes Inc., Dover Corp., Etahir Resources Inc., GE Energy, J&J Technical Services LLC, JSC Alnas, KUDU Industries Inc., and others are profiled.

Contents

1. ARTIFICIAL LIFTS – AN OVERVIEW

Artificial Lifts - An Introduction
Factors Influencing Selection of Artificial Lifting Methods
Basic Artificial Lifting Technologies
Gas Lift System
ESP (Electric Submersible Pump) System
Hydraulic Lift System
Sucker Rod Pump (SRP)
Progressive Cavity Pump (PCP)

2. MARKET TRENDS

Forecasts and Trends Defining Direction of Global Artificial Lift Industry

Table 1. Global Artificial Lift Market (2012-2017) in US$ Million

Advanced Technology Helps Overcome Production Bottlenecks
New Investments in Artificial Lift Techniques Brighten Production Efficiency Prospects

3. RECENT INDUSTRY ACTIVITY

General Electric to Acquire Lufkin Industries, Inc
Dover Announces the Acquisition of Production Control Services, Inc
eni Deploys Advantage System Electric Submersible Pump
Lufkin Industries to Purchase Zenith Oilfield Technology

4. MARKET PARTICIPANTS

Accelerated Production Systems (USA)
Alberta Oil Tool (Canada)
Alkhorayef Petroleum Co. , Ltd. (Saudi Arabia)
Apex Advanced Solutions, Inc. (Canada)
Artificial Lift Company (USA)
Baker Hughes, Inc. (USA)
Borets Service Company LLC (Russia)
Camcon Oil (UK)
Cameron International Corporation (USA)
Can K Artificial Lift Systems, Inc. (Canada)
Canadian Artificial Lift, Inc. (Canada)
Canadian Oilwell Systems Co. , Ltd. (Canada)
C-FER Technologies (Canada)
C-Tech Oilwell Technologies, Inc. (Canada)
Don–Nan Pump & Supply Company (USA)
Dover Corporation (USA)
Etahir Resources, Inc. (Canada)
Flexbar, Inc. (USA)
FlexEnergy, Inc. (USA)
Flotek Industries, Inc. (USA)
Franklin Electric Co. , Inc. (USA)
Freudenberg Oil & Gas Technologies (USA)
GE Energy (USA)
Halliburton Company (USA)
Harbison-Fischer (USA)
HPOGC (Iran)
ICI Artificial Lift, Inc. (Canada)
J&J Technical Services LLC (USA)
James Fisher and Sons PLC (UK)
John Crane, Inc. (USA)
JSC Alnas (Russia)
KUDU Industries, Inc. (Canada)
Leroy-Somer (France)
Mono Pumps Ltd. (UK)
National Oilwell Varco, Inc. (USA)
Norris Production Solutions (USA)
NOV Wilson (USA)
Occidental Petroleum Corporation (USA)
OilSERV (Iraq)
Pcm SA (France)
PCS Ferguson (USA)
Penguin Petroleum Services Pvt. , Ltd. (India)
Petroleum Experts Ltd. (UK)
Power Management Controls, Inc. (USA)
Production Service Company (USA)
Rimera Group (Russia)
Schlumberger Ltd. (USA)
Sercel-GRC Corporation (USA)
Sivam Srl (Italy)
SPETCO (Kuwait)
SPT Energy Group, Inc. (China)
Superior Energy Services, Inc. (USA)
Tech-Flo Consulting LLC (USA)
Theta Oilfield Services, Inc. (USA)
Tianjin Ring-Top Petroleum Manufacturing Co. , Ltd. (China)
Torqueflow Sydex (UK)
Tundra Process Solutions Ltd. (Canada)
UNICO, Inc. (USA)
UPC Global (USA)
Weatherford International Ltd. (Switzerland)
Zedi, Inc. (Canada)
ZEiTECS (USA)
Zilift Ltd. (UK)

5. APPENDIX