Gas, power, and oil station.

Remote midstream pumps managed

Pump management across 580+ miles, connecting Wyoming facilities to Tulsa operations center. We deployed 10 Tier 4 compliant generators with SCADA connectivity and remote monitoring, meeting strict EPA emission standards while delivering significant fuel cost reductions for critical pipeline operations.

  • The Challenge

    Managing a midstream pump in Wyoming from a centre in Tulsa

  • The Solution

    Diesel engine package that meets environmental emission standards

  • The Impact

    Emission standards were met with significant reduction in fuel costs

Client:NGL Pumping Station

Location:North America

Sectors:Oil and Gas

The Challenge

How Aggreko managed a pump facility remotely while meeting emission standards

Midstream pumping facilities keep products in the pipelines moving to their destination but are one of the highest energy costs. Managing the load for supply and demand is a critical part of keeping costs down but because the facilities are usually located in remote locations it’s not possible to have round-the-clock on-site technical support. 

The industry go-to solution is to manage the pumps remotely and this was the case for a producer who wanted to manage pumps in a remote and rugged part of Wyoming from their Tulsa operations. The extra challenge was that the system had to comply with US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) emission standards.

Tier 4 StandardEPA emissions level that needed to be met
10Tier 4 compliant generators used
580+milesDistance from Tulsa to Wyoming

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