Services

PROPWR understands that power service is not a one-size-fits-all.

Our flexibility and interest in aligning the power with your operation’s needs

Agility and alignment in contracting strategy is critical for partners depending on organization complexity, accounting practices and interest in maintaining generation flexibility. Scoping of emissions and ownership of air permitting compliance also requires different ways to manage the commercials which may differ from service to service. Rest assured, our flexibility and interest to align the power with your operations needs, highlights the commercial creativity PROPWR offers to partners.

Powering The Permian

PROPWR extends to counties such as Lea, Andrews Borden, Crane, Dawson, Ector, Gaines, Glasscock, Howard, Loving, Martin, Midland, Pecos, Reeves, Terrell, Upton, Ward, and Winkler. These areas encompass significant sub-basins, including the Delaware and Midland Basins, as well as notable formations like the Wolfcamp and Spraberry. By operating in these regions, PROPWR is strategically positioned to support operations across key regions, ensuring reliable, efficient power where it’s needed most.

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Contracting Strategies

Power As A Service (PAAS)

Unrestricted capacity for customers who have variable loads, unclear on expected usage and prefer a simple budgeting solution to manage monthly service rates. This contract power generation strategy allows a fixed monthly rate with no variability on a month-to-month basis. This service may also be referred to as Contract Power Generation.

Energy As A Service (EAAS)

Service model aligned with the work product generated from the energy served (i.e. $/Pump-Hour for eFrac applications). This contract structure can offer flexibility for temporary mobile or long-term semi-permanent installations where power demand or work product on schedule may be a variable (Zipper Frac vs Simulfrac) requiring equipment adjustments. However, work product produced by electricity is an easier accounting method on a project’s AFE (such as stage count with well treatment design).

Power Purchase Agreements (PPA)

Comparable rate structure to utility ($/kWh or $/MWh), usage based at an agreed upon capacity, installed at customer site.

Power Capacity Agreements (PCA)

Rate structure providing a fixed amount of capacity for deployment into various applications. Providing maximum flexibility on long-term contract basis to ensure assets under contract have flexibility to move from temporary mobile applications into more long-term semi-permanent applications under a larger umbrella agreement.

Custom Power Contracting

Taking a blank sheet of paper, evaluating your needs and developing a contract power generation strategy that fits your business.

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Service Scope

All PROPWR projects include standard assumptions under our contract strategies unless otherwise agreed upon.

Asset

Power generation equipment, gas processing equipment, electrical gear, operators console, spare parts storage

Operations

24/7/365 on-site operations, remote operations capability (ROC) via LIVE Center

Maintenance

In-house maintenance staff, full shop capabilities, OEM certified technicians

Mobilization

In-house heavy haul, rig-up/rig-down crew and Tactical Operations Center (TOC) via LIVE Center

Monitoring

24/7/365 LIVE Center, Service OEM supported monitoring

PWR Insight

Automated Cloud-based equipment service platform, OEM supported condition-based insights, in-house state of the art Oil Lab

Service-Level Guarantee

NPT, percentage or KPI based metrics; dependent on contract, equipment arrangement and application

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Process-Driven Results

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1. Deployment Plan

Pre-planning to align on project goals, set expectations, timelines, equipment scope and responsibilities matrix.

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2. Site Prep

Prepare site/location for equipment installation and infrastructure modifications required before project deployment.

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3. Asset Deployment

Transportation and installation of equipment on site / location, inclusive of Powergen and electrical equipment, electrical cabling, electrical grounding grid, gas process equipment, gas flexible hoses or piping, operators console and any additional balance of plant (BOP) equipment required under project scope.

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4. Power Delivered

Power delivery begins with fully manned sites managed in-house locally and remotely via LIVE Center & OEM experts. Proactive management of assets leveraging condition-based alerts.

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5. Sustained Operations

Cloud-based service automation platform pushed to local technicians and support team while adhering to OEM planned and condition-based maintenance practices.

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6. Quantify Value

Remote data acquisition with analytics drives KPI’s and customer defined metrics. Leverage data to provide actionable insights to maximize equipment productivity and reliability.

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