Exploration and production / Trinidad and Tobago
Hyperworks Petroleum Limited [HPL] is a hydrocarbon exploration and production company based in Trinidad and Tobago, focused on safely increasing efficiency, exploration and production across its assets.
About
We are focused and committed to safely increasing the efficiency, exploration and production across our assets.
With a mature energy industry in Trinidad and Tobago, we expect to expand our production through vigorous activities guided by skill, expertise, experience, knowledge and technology. We aim to adopt cutting-edge methods and technology to further our goal of becoming a model E&P company.
On the Block
Wells drilled on the Block, photographed from the air: pads on open grassland and in forest cover, with the rig, pipe racks and support yard in place.
Drone photographs from the Block. Gentle motion has been added to some of them.
Operations
The Oropouche Farmout Block in south Trinidad, with HPL's active well sites and the private access roads that serve them.
Positions are approximate and shown for general information only. The Contract Area outline is indicative; the Farmout Agreement map governs. Roads shown inside the block are private oilfield roads and are not public rights of way.
Subsurface
HPL's engineers and geoscientists do the subsurface work on the Oropouche Block in-house, from the first log to the final drilling location.
Every candidate location is tested blind, against wells left out of the model, before it is used.
Each well's gamma ray and resistivity logs are read foot by foot. Every sand top is picked, then checked against the wells around it.
The sands are followed from well to well. Where a sand steps down suddenly, a fault is drawn and tested against every well nearby.
A synthetic trace built from the logs lines each well up with the seismic, so faults and sand edges can be followed between the wells.
Depth maps, faults and compartments give the drilling candidates. Each one is ranked, then tested blind before it goes into a programme.
Illustrative data. The figures show the method, not the Block.
Trinidad's national bird, the scarlet ibis, returns to the coastal mangroves at dusk. Every HPL well plan maps drainage, spill paths and access before work begins, and our EHS Policy applies to every operation.
Read our EHS Policy
HyperEarthTMHyperEarth is HPL's own map, field-management and subsurface system. It brings the satellite map, every well and its history, production, the seismic volume, drilling, HSSE and the office's daily work into one place, on a phone, tablet or laptop.
Built in-house by HPL's own team.
HyperEarthTMThe big packages are built for interpreting the subsurface. HyperEarth also carries the land, roads, production, drilling, HSSE and the office's daily work.
It runs on a phone or tablet at the well site and keeps working without signal, not only at an office workstation.
Every well, log, map and decision sits in one record the whole team sees, instead of project files passed between programs.
Our own team writes it, so a new method or check goes in within days, not at the next vendor release.
HyperEarthTMThe whole block on a live satellite map, set on 3D terrain, with every well, road and facility in place.
Every well in one card: its history, its logs and its paperwork.
Production recorded where it happens and seen across the field at once.
A full interpretation workstation in the browser, from seismic to reservoir model.
Finding the next barrels in a mature field.
From permit to rig release, every step on one timeline.
Safety planned into every well before anyone goes to site.
Facilities, roads and site cameras on the same map.
The office runs on it too, with a full record of who did what.
Every HyperEarth view on this page uses synthetic data generated for illustration. The camera scenes are staged examples, not live feeds or real sites.
Coming in 2027
One six-acre campus for every part of HPL's operation: offices, crews, the heavy workshop, rig and crane staging, communications and weather, inside one fence.
Select a point on the plan to see that part of the facility.
Concept model. Drag to turn, scroll or pinch to zoom.
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Concept design. The layout, sizes and appearance will change with the site survey, engineering and approvals.
Policies
The standards that apply to every HPL operation, director, employee and contractor.
PolicyHow HPL protects people, the land and the water across every operation on the Block.
PolicyThe standard of conduct expected of every director, employee and contractor.
Notices
Current notices for visitors, contractors and the public.
Contact
For enquiries about HPL or the Oropouche Block, write or call the office.
16-22 Hyperworks Road
La Fortune Pluck Road
Woodland, La Romaine
Trinidad and Tobago