ESP-RIFTS

The ESP Reliability Information and Failure Tracking System (ESP-RIFTS) Joint Industry Project is a collaborative effort by ESP operators to improve ESP run-life and reduce downtime.

Join other ESP industry leaders today to improve your run-life.

Member Benefits

Best Practices

Electrical Penetrator reliability
High gas design and operation
Power Quality and Electrical Power System

Expert Community

Biannual technical workshops
Operator knowledge sharing sessions
Secure online technical discussion forums

Global Database

Database of over 120,000 ESP installs
Industry run-life benchmarking reports
Standardized run-life tracking and analysis software

Industry-Leading Research

Targeted technical literature reviews
In-depth targeted numerical simulations
Lab testing

Offshore Subgroup

On March 19^th, a group of offshore ESP operators met to discuss the proposed launch of a dedicated Offshore Subgroup within the ESP-RIFTS JIP.

If your company is interested in learning more about this subgroup, please contact C-FER’s ESP-RIFTS team.

Participants

“There are many benefits that Suncor has received from the small amount of funds that are paid to participate in the RIFTS group. Members include Producers from the offshore, SAGD and land-based operations throughout the world. If we had to individually pay consultants to do this work, it would be far more expensive. To be totally honest, I think that the RIFTS group has helped Suncor to increase its system run lives over several years. It has definitely been money well spent.”

John Graham

“The presentation shown in the RIFTS workshop was by far the best in terms of data quality and depth.”

Chevron

“The ESP-RIFTS Joint Industry Project is a big success. Over the years that I have been involved in it, it has consistently been one of the best JIPs.”

Shane Wolf

Having access to a community of ESP experts is the most valuable part of the ESP-RIFTS JIP.

ESP-RIFTS Participant

“The ESP-RIFTS Troubleshooting Guidelines Document is being incorporated into our artificial lift best practices”

ExxonMobil