Sand Management posts

EnerCorp is vertically integrated. This is important because it means we are able to complete the full service cycle. We develop, manufacture, operate, and repair our equipment. This allows us to see areas of potential improvement for our equipment, flowback designs, and operational efficiencies for our end users. Read more

Boxing Day is a centuries-old gift-giving day that takes place the day after Christmas. Today, it is often celebrated with family, friends, food, and fun. Read more

With automaton being the future for the oil and gas industry, our team of engineers knew we had to be the pioneers for automation in the flowback and sand management space. In fact, the project name for eFlowback was “Job Site of the Future (JSOF)”. Read more

The elves on our Grande Prairie team have been hard at work! They recently held a Christmas party for the kiddos of our EnerCorp families at a non-profit organization called “Big Brothers Big Sisters of Grande Prairie and Area” Read more

Teamwork is one of the EnerCorp core values, and Investing in our employees is a key element of our culture. Read more

Our team in the Haynesville recently helped one of our clients flowback wells that had extended laterals, high stage counts, high gas volumes, high pressures, and high sand rates. Read more

You might see an unfinished, unpainted sand cyclone blow down tank. Read more

Our Production Fabrication shop in Grande Prairie works with our customers to manufacture custom production equipment, and we take pride in the craftsmanship shown by our top-of-the-line welders. Not just any welding certificate allows a welder to work on pressure vessels in Alberta – they are required to be a B-pressure welder. Read more

When he was left alone to fend for himself while his family left for a Parisian vacation, Kevin McAlister came up with some pretty innovative ways to keep Harry and Marv, the “wet-bandits” out of his house. Read more

We recently worked on a well that produced a record amount of sand. Our sand capture rate on the Sahara was well above 99%! Read more