Introduction to 2.17.1

The focus of Enersight 2.17.1 is to improve the stability and performance of the application, namely in the areas of PDS saving and loading, as well as in accessing results via OData. Users with big projects will be pleased to hear that saving a PDS is significantly faster, and the time required to open a PDS has also been improved. We have also made some improvements behind the scenes in our OData service to improve stability and reliability and the decreased PDS loading time will have a positive impact on retrieving results via OData (which requires loading a PDS before sending data).

We also took your feedback into consideration and added a few new small features and enhancements:

  • A 'Profile' feature for the Report Package Download, so that you can define and save multiple report packages for different use cases.
  • New shut-in 'Trigger' functions that enable some advanced OFI workflows. For example, these functions can be used on the RAF of a well that could shut in a nearby well to scale down production. If the well triggers a shut-in, the distance can be used to reference a user data table to look up a scaling factor.
    • @If(@TriggeredShutIn(Frac)>-1,@LookUp(RAFScaleLookup, @TriggeredHaloDistance(Frac),2),1) where RAFScaleLookup is a lookup table with varying factors between 0 and 1 based on a variety of distances.
  • Non-admin users can now upload documents for use with the previously added script commands that can replace a Well List, Resource Definitions, or User Data Table with an uploaded document. Previously this was restricted to users with Company Admin permissions. As part of this, the Documents menu item has been moved from Administrator to Enterprise in the top menu.

Another change is a tweak to BC Royalties. The BC government paused the 2024 Royalty changes and extended the Deep Well Gas Credit duration so we have made the end date for this credit configurable in the BC Royalties inputs. The previously implemented 2024 BC Royalty calculations remain available in Enersight, but it is unclear whether they will be relevant in the future. We will adjust the calculation as we get updates.

In case you missed it, in a 2.17.0 update we released the capability to export data to Amazon S3 Buckets and Azure Blob Storage in addition to the previously available export to Snowflake Stages, giving you even more options to get data out of Enersight. Read more in Export to Cloud Storage

And of course, we fixed some bugs.