The Integrated Energy System (TIES) for Natural Gas, Oil and Water Gatherers
Transform Your Natural Gas, Oil or Water Gathering Operations with TIES: The Integrated Energy System for Midstream Oil and Gas Industry
The Integrated Energy System (TIES) is a cutting-edge ETRM software solution for the oil and gas industry, designed to revolutionize energy trade and transaction management across various segments of the energy industry. With its holistic approach, TIES revolutionizes operations for Natural Gas Gathering Systems, empowering them with advanced features, robust functionalities, and unparalleled efficiency.
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How TIES Supports Your Critical Activities:
Contract Management
Effortlessly manage the complexities of rates, escalations, tiered fuel deductions, date terms and renewals ensuring clarity and compliance every step of the way.
Nominations Management
Receive and confirm nominations from shippers through the TIES EBB, facilitating smooth communication and coordination.
Measured Volume Allocations
Allocate measured volumes to shipper contracts using flexible allocation methods including pro rata, pro rata with swing, PDA, and more.
Operational Volume Allocations
Manage operational balancing agreements with connected pipelines, ensuring visibility for scheduling and settlement.
Imbalance Monitoring and Cash Outs
Monitor imbalances with real-time insights and actionable data to inform decision-making. Transact cash outs seamlessly and automatically, ensuring accuracy and timely settlements with shippers.
Volume Statements and Invoices
Generate volume statements and invoices and distribute them with ease, streamlining administrative processes and enhancing customer satisfaction.
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Why TIES is a Top Software for Natural Gas Gathering
TIES is specifically designed to meet today’s energy challenges by providing a powerful blend of oil and gas accounting software, and energy trading and risk management (ETRM) capabilities.
With TIES, you gain access to Trilogy’s dedicated support team and industry-leading insights tailored to the dynamic needs of oil and natural gas gathering operations.
Trilogy Energy Solutions is committed to innovation and operational excellence in the midstream industry, positioning TIES as an essential tool for next-generation oil and gas gatherers.
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FAQs
What does a gathering system do in oil and gas operations?
A gathering system is like a transportation network that moves oil, natural gas, or water from the wells where they’re produced to facilities where they can be processed or stored. It’s the first step in getting the raw materials ready for refining or use.
Midstream oil & gas infrastructure, including gas gathering pipelines, can range from extensive networks spanning hundreds of miles to collect gas from numerous wells in a region to smaller systems with just a few short pipelines serving a handful of wells.
How does the oil and gas gathering industry ensure safety?
Safety is a big focus in gathering operations. Companies use tools to monitor pipelines for issues, like leaks or pressure changes, and perform regular inspections. They also follow strict rules from safety and environmental organizations to protect workers and the environment.
What do engineers think about when designing oil and gas gathering systems?
When building a gathering system, engineers look at how much oil or gas needs to be moved, how far it has to go, and the type of land it crosses. They also make sure the design meets government rules and doesn’t harm the environment.
What steps are taken to reduce environmental impacts from gathering systems?
Gathering systems can affect nature, by causing leaks or disturbing land. To prevent this, companies use advanced technology to detect issues early, build systems that are environmentally friendly, and fix any damage quickly if something goes wrong.
