Oil & Gas Customer Success Stories

Below, you will find a wealth of Wonderware customer success stories from across the globe. From South Africa to Santa Barbara, you can see Wonderware solutions at work in real-world customer situations.

Note: See also our complete collection of Wonderware video success stories.

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ActiveFactory

Invensys Optimizes Upstream Performance in Remote Oil Fields
This Invensys Success Story describes how SimSci-Esscor, Foxboro and Wonderware-ArchestrA collaborate to optimize upstream performance for a customer in the Oil & Gas industry...
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—released 4/14/2004

Device Integration

Historian (IndustrialSQL Server)

Zhejiang Natural Gas Co. installs Wonderware SCADA solution featuring IAS to reduce engineering & maintenance costs
Zhejiang Natural Gas Company installs Wonderware SCADA solution featuring Industrial Application Server to reduce engineering and maintenance costs
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—released 5/19/2005

InBatch

BP Castrol Oil Uses Wonderware Production & Performance Mgt Solution to Accelerate Production
Wonderware Production and Performance Management Software Solution Speeds Up Production and Competitive Racing Machines Fueled by BP Castrol Oil
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—released 1/11/2006

InControl

Industrial Application Server

Information Server (SuiteVoyager)

InTouch

Chevron Uses InTouch® Software for Supervisory Control & Monitoring of More Than 500 Offshore Wells
NEW ORLEANS, LA --- Boating and navigational skills are no longer part of the unofficial job requirements for offshore personnel at Chevron U.S.A. Production Company's offshore sites in the Gulf of Mexico. That's because Chevron engineers have implemented a Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system that allows them to manage more than 500 different platforms and associated well sites remotely...
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—released 9/3/2003

Flying J - A PC-based DCS Solution for an Independent Refinery
North Salt Lake City, Utah --- Since its founding in 1968, Flying J Inc. has grown from an operator of four retail gasoline stations in the western U.S. to a highly successful chain of truck and auto fueling stations, restaurants, motels and convenience stores located at major interstate highway exits across the breadth of the United States. In that time Flying J has also become a vertically integrated corporation by developing its own oil and gas exploration company, petroleum refinery, and truck, barge and pipeline distribution system...
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—released 7/26/2002

Mobil Exploration & Producing Controls Costs at Major Oil Field Using Wonderware Software
Bakersfield, Calif. --- On the flat, dusty plain west of Bakersfield, you can see the oil wells of the Mobil Exploration & Producing South Belridge lease for miles before you reach them. Day and night, 365 days a year, hundreds of these workhorses pump up and down, steadily harvesting the vast oil reserves under this region of the San Joaquin Valley...
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—released 10/6/2002

Mobil Natural Gas Automates Processing & Pipelines Using For Production Supervision
NINNEKAH, OKLAHOMA --- The plains of central Oklahoma, south of Oklahoma City, are wide open and windy year-round so the weather can have a bite to it even during the good months. Operations crews at the Mobil Chitwood Gas Processing Plant here used to get pretty cold making their rounds to turn equipment on and off and take readings from chart recorders and indicators for tracking the processing of natural gas...
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—released 8/13/2002

SI Configures Decentralized "Control Room" for OMV Energie
VIENNA, AUSTRIA --- OMV Energie is one of Austria's largest energy companies, with vertically integrated operations that include oil drilling and production, gas production and distribution, pipelines, oil refining, petrochemical manfacture and retail marketing of petroleum products. Despite annual sales approaching $7 billion, OMV is not considered a giant in the world oil industry. To make sure it prospers in an extremely fast-moving industry, management is making aggressive use of the latest in automation technology to increase operating efficiency and reduce costs so that it can be nimbly competitive in a global economy...
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—released 7/26/2002

Geo-SCADA Software Solutions