Contractor accountability
Objective conformance metrics — design vs. actual fracture geometry, cluster efficiency, SRV — become the basis for KPIs and pay-for-performance clauses.

Naqrah delivers stage-by-stage and cluster-by-cluster fracturing evidence at the wellhead — with no downhole tools, no downhole cables, and zero interruption to the pumping schedule. The operator's single source of truth.

Objective conformance metrics — design vs. actual fracture geometry, cluster efficiency, SRV — become the basis for KPIs and pay-for-performance clauses.
Fracture results validated by a party with no financial stake in the pumping job. No conflict of interest, no self-reporting bias.
Defensible, time-stamped documentation for partner audits, JV reporting and regulatory review — not a contractor-edited post-job summary.
Stage-level and cluster-level diagnostics delivered to the asset team in real time — unfiltered and unedited.
Quantified per-stage SRV and productivity let the operator pay for results rather than activity. Correct underperforming designs before they repeat.
HFPME is not a start-up experiment. It is the industrialised output of a Chinese seepage-mechanics research programme with a four-decade track record and peer-reviewed backing.
HFPME was selected by China National Petroleum Corporation among the ten most important petroleum-industry technology advances of 2024.
Awarded at the 2025 HICOOL summit against 10,055 projects from 139 countries and regions — one of the top energy-tech distinctions of the year.
The HFPME platform is delivered in partnership with a USTC-empowered technology company whose seepage-mechanics laboratory dates back to 1983. The 20+ faculty team behind it, drawn from the University of Science and Technology of China and Hefei University of Technology, is the only Chinese group building large-scale industrial software for the oil and gas sector.
A low-permeability sandstone reservoir with 12–15 fracturing stages per well. Deployed since 2024 with verified outcomes across a fleet of pilot wells.
First well pilot at no cost — the operator only provides wellhead access and fracturing cooperation. Preliminary report within 24–72 hours.