OptiBrain sector play · within Opti
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Every barrel priced through to cash.
The decision workflow
What changed our production economics?
Inputs
- ◆ Well & field production
- ◆ Intervention candidates
- ◆ Price deck
Constraints
- ◆ Rig & crew availability
- ◆ Facility limits
- ◆ Budget envelope
Alternatives
- ◆ Workover
- ◆ Defer
- ◆ Re-allocate crews
Output
An intervention schedule ranked by barrels and free cash
In the product
What the decision looks like.
Intervention ranking
Field North · 5 candidates · 2 rigs available
| # | Well | Action | +bbl/d | Cost $k | bbl/d per $k | Payback |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | W-03 | Gas-lift optimisation | 40 | 18 | 2.22 | 13 d |
| 2 | W-07 | Acid stimulation | 95 | 85 | 1.12 | 26 d |
| 3 | W-14 | ESP replacement | 180 | 210 | 0.86 | 33 d |
| 4 | W-22 | Workover · sand cleanout | 120 | 160 | 0.75 | 38 d |
| 5 | W-31 | Re-perforation | 60 | 140 | 0.43 | 67 d |
Ranked by barrels per $k. Payback at $65 realized, $34.88/bbl lifting margin. Top 3 fit the 2-rig schedule this month.
What it does.
Production outlook
Field and well forecasts tied to the P&L.
Interventions
Rank workovers by barrels per dollar.
Maintenance & downtime
Planned outages placed where they cost least.
Price scenarios
Run the budget at several prices side by side.
Back to the P&L
Every operational move, priced.
Barrels/day→Revenue
Lifting cost $/bbl→Operating margin
Uptime→Free cash flow
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