
Sep. 15, 2026
EnerCorp equipment now available in Argentina with Green Supply.
Our equipment, manufactured in Canada, is now installed and operating in Argentina alongside our representative, Green Supply. This achievement reflects the dedication, commitment, and teamwork of the entire Green Supply and EnerCorp Teams, and marks another step forward in strengthening our international presence. We continue to cross borders, strengthen partnerships, and build new projects together around the world. Learn more Read more

Sep. 07, 2026
Why eFlowback’s track record matters more than the automation hype.
Automated flowback isn’t a novelty anymore. More companies are entering the space every year, and the claims are getting louder. eFlowback has been running since 2021. Today that means 500+ wells, over 15 million pounds of sand managed, and more than 500,000 automated blowdowns in the field. Anyone can claim autonomous. Ask how many wells the system has actually run Read more

Sep. 01, 2026
Why in-house automation engineering matters more than you think.
When your automated flowback system needs support, you don’t want to wait on a third-party integrator working through a ticket queue. EnerCorp’s in-house engineering team designs, builds, and supports eFlowback from day one, so troubleshooting, training, and updates all come from the people who actually understand the system. Read more

Aug. 18, 2026
EnerCorp’s active presence in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta basin
EnerCorp has been active in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta basin, partnering with Green Supply to bring our Sahara Advanced Sand Cyclone, Sahara Facility Cyclone, and eFlowback technology to operators in the region. Same equipment operators already trust in West Texas and Alberta, now running in one of the most demanding shale plays in the world. Have questions about our Latin America Read more

Aug. 16, 2026
Your SCADA knows everything about your facility. It should know your sand data too.
Sand production is one of the most important real-time indicators of well integrity, solids handling efficiency, and artificial lift performance. Most operators know this. Most operators are still getting that data hours late, in a spreadsheet, if they get it at all. SandLink delivers live sand production data from EnerCorp’s eFlowback and SmartSahara systems directly into your SCADA, historian, or Read more

Aug. 05, 2026
When your well slugs sand in the middle of the night, SmartSahara detects it and responds automatically.
A well in the Delaware Basin started slugging sand in the middle of a night shift. Pre-slug baseline was roughly 9 lbs/hr. Sand rate peaked at 240 lbs/hr. An 18x spike. 655 lbs of total sand across a single event. SmartSahara saw it in real time. Triggered 6 automated blowdowns. Kept the vessel clean throughout the entire event. Zero manual Read more

Jul. 30, 2026
eFlowback was built to optimize your people, not replace them.
The most common objection to autonomous flowback is also the most understandable one: “We like having people on location.” So does EnerCorp. The question is what those people are doing while they’re there. eFlowback automates the parts of flowback that don’t need a person: choke management, sand blowdowns, tank level monitoring, and leak detection. Your team monitors remotely, responds to Read more

Jul. 15, 2026
SmartSahara was built for the environments where guesswork is most dangerous
In closed-loop systems and H2S environments, you can’t open the top of a tank to check sand levels. You rely on data, or you rely on guesswork. SmartSahara eliminates the guesswork. A continuous 0–100% analog sand level trend inside the cyclone in real time. You see sand building. You see it clear after every blowdown. You blow down when the Read more

Jun. 02, 2026
Not all autonomous flowback systems are created equal. Here’s what to look for.
Autonomous flowback isn’t new anymore. Several providers have entered the space since eFlowback launched in 2021 as the first fully autonomous flowback ecosystem in the industry. That means operators now have options. It also means not all of those options are built the same way. When evaluating any autonomous flowback system, there are four things worth examining closely. Product quality: Read more

May. 08, 2026
Autonomous flowback doesn’t eliminate people. It changes what they do.
The pushback on flowback automation usually goes like this: “We prefer boots on the ground.” That’s a reasonable position. But it’s based on the wrong premise. eFlowback doesn’t take people off your program. It takes people off the parts of your program that don’t need them: the waiting, the watching, the manual check-ins that produce nothing except time on-site. With Read more
