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FourPhase, a solids and production performance specialist for the oil and gas sector, has announced a new agreement with Shell Trinidad and Tobago. The master service agreement (MSA) involves sand management and production optimization for Shell Trinidad & Tobago on its topside offshore oil and gas platforms in the Caribbean.
Since 2019, FourPhase has successfully completed several operations in the Americas, where they have helped operators unlock greater production in deep-water and shallow water assets. Leveraging a rental-based business model, FourPhase has also supported multiple coiled tubing clean-out campaigns in the Caribbean.
“With our previous operations in the region, we have shown that our technology can be deployed successfully in the Caribbean,” said Lasse Byrkjeland, CFO of FourPhase. “With several projects confirmed for 2025, we’re predicting a significant increase in this strategically important region. We are looking forward to sharing more news of our successes in the Caribbean this year.”
The demand for solids management services is growing in the region due to sand-related production losses. Many wells are choked back or shut in due to high sand levels, but effective sand management can help increase operators’ production and margins in the Caribbean.
As a result, FourPhase Inc. has established a new office in Houston to better service this region.
FourPhase has also secured two other contracts in the region for another Global Super Major in the Americas. This includes one other Master Service Agreement (MSAs) and a new contract for a plug and abandon intervention, together with coiled tubing (CT).
