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Fracking Texas Fracking Alberta IFS Protocol Pricing Pilot Well Package
IFS – INTEGRATED FLOW SYSTEMS
PILOT STRUCTURE
$5,000 pilot
1 well
30 day defined window
Company Provides:
No upfront payment required. Pilot fee becomes due only if the pilot well achieves a quantifiable production uplift of +5% or greater relative to the agreed baseline during the defined pilot window.
(Includes first new-well-specific deployment manual — standard value: $1,000 per well.)
Quality Assurance Requirement:
Pilot must follow IFS system fully — no hybrid execution
FULL IFS SYSTEM MANUAL
(Delivered following positive results on Pilot well, and formal agreement to Terms and Conditions)
Trigger:
If ≥ +5% uplift (vs baseline) →
→ Rig License and IFS System Manual become required for continued deployment beyond the pilot well.
If < +5% uplift (vs baseline) →
→ No license fee is due, as the well did not reach the defined threshold for quantifiable improvement.
Production uplift shall be measured against a mutually agreed baseline established prior to pilot deployment. Baseline determination may include historical production data, offset wells, field averages, operational history, decline behavior, and other relevant operational parameters reasonably necessary to establish expected performance without IFS deployment.
Operator retains full ownership of all raw operational, geological, production, and field data supplied to IFS.
Then:
$1,000/month per active rig
Rig can:
switch wells
archive wells
open new wells
retain full system access
License Follows:
rig
crew
operational spread
not:
individual hole
Upon adoption, all Rigs utilizing IFS protocol are subject to an initial $5,000 fee.
Covers:
local intake/workup
formation review
operational mapping
site-specific protocol generation
new PDF deployment manual
deployment preparation work:
new operational constraints
new formation behavior
new sequencing realities
new deployment mapping
Version 2 of the IFS platform will include an optional self-tuning module, allowing operators to independently configure and manage new and existing well setups within their own system environment through fixed-rate 10-well configuration packages.
IFS oil and gas licenses attach to the rig itself, while each new well receives a deployment-specific operational manual tuned to the rig configuration, formation characteristics, completion design, and real-time operational flow behavior for maximum system effectiveness within standardized Integrated Flow Systems protocols.
Terms and Conditions
Any application of the IFS methodology beyond the pilot well—whether directly instructed, internally replicated, adapted, modified, or partially implemented—constitutes system use. Any rig utilizing the IFS methodology is considered a participating rig and is subject to the agreed $5,000 IFS rig license fee.
This applies to any wells operated by that rig, including wells on the same pad, other pads within the same field, and any additional fields where the methodology or materially similar operational logic is applied.
Prior to applying the IFS methodology on any additional well beyond the pilot, the Operator must notify the Provider and supply baseline production data for the upcoming well, consisting of a minimum of three months of production history or an agreed equivalent baseline period.
Adoption is defined as execution of the IFS Deployment Manual on a second wellbore, or the point at which IFS decision logic, flow-control principles, operational sequencing, or materially similar execution patterns are applied beyond the pilot well. Replication, adaptation, or partial implementation resulting in materially similar operational behavior or outcomes constitutes system use and falls under the IFS rig license structure.
Each licensed rig receives an operational manual and license package tied to that rig’s active IFS usage. Additional wells operated under that rig do not require separate per-well licensing, provided they remain under the licensed rig structure and comply with baseline submission and reporting requirements.
Operator agrees to maintain accurate records of all wells where the IFS methodology is applied. Upon reasonable notice, IFS may audit operational data, reports, and decision logs for the purpose of verifying system use and fee applicability.
Operator shall provide monthly reporting of all active wells under its control, including production data and relevant operational parameters necessary to identify IFS application.
Operator shall not circumvent this agreement by recharacterizing, renaming, or internally replicating the IFS methodology. Any materially similar decision logic, flow control behavior, or operational pattern derived from IFS constitutes system use.
The $5,000 per Rig fee is due within 30 days of identification of participating Rig status. Late payments accrue interest at 5% per month.
All obligations related to wells where IFS methodology has been applied shall survive termination of this agreement.
Security and Data Handling
IFS acknowledges that all operational, production, geological, and related data provided by the Operator may contain proprietary and commercially sensitive information. All such data supplied for pilot evaluation, deployment preparation, auditing, or operational review purposes shall be treated as confidential and used solely for the operation, validation, support, and enforcement of the IFS methodology and associated agreements.
IFS shall not disclose, distribute, sell, or provide Operator data to any third party without prior written consent from the Operator, except where required by applicable law.
IFS is designed as a detached operational support system utilizing controlled snapshot submissions rather than persistent infrastructure integration. Operator systems, internal infrastructure, and primary operational data environments remain under the full control of the Operator at all times.
Only data reasonably necessary for deployment preparation, operational support, validation, auditing, or participating rig identification shall be requested or retained.
Quarterly Production Disclosure and Audit Rights
Operator shall provide a complete production and operations report for all wells under its control every ninety (90) days. This report shall include, at minimum, well identifiers, production volumes, completion parameters, and any operational data reasonably required to assess application of the IFS methodology.
IFS reserves the right to review and audit such reports for the purpose of identifying participating rigs and undeclared IFS system deployment. If any well is determined, through operational patterns, outcomes, or decision structures, to reflect IFS methodology use—whether disclosed or not—it shall be deemed a participating well and subject to all applicable fees.
Failure to provide complete and timely reports constitutes a material breach of this agreement and triggers immediate audit rights, including the right to request additional supporting data and records.
Operator reporting under this clause applies to all wells operated directly or indirectly, including subsidiaries, joint ventures, and contracted operations where Operator has decision influence.
This agreement is governed by the laws of the Province of British Columbia and applicable federal laws of Canada.
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