Expanding access to ESP optimization through partnership with ROAM-AI. At Ambyint, Ambyint Inc. is excited to announce its partnership with ROAM-AI to expand the availability of their Electrical Submersible Pump (ESP) optimization technology in the U.S. and Canadian markets. ROAM-AI's ESP solution is a proven offering for maximizing uptime, increasing production, extending pump life, and reducing operating costs. Built by engineers and operators with decades of hands-on experience, their technology turns data into actionable decisions that improve well performance. By combining ROAM-AI's powerful ESP optimization capabilities with Ambyint's established presence in artificial lift optimization and strong customer relationships, this partnership expands market access and provides producers with a broader set of lift solutions. "Our customers look to Ambyint for trusted solutions across artificial lift," said Benjamin Kemp, CEO of Ambyint. "By adding ROAM-AI's ESP solutions to our portfolio, we can expand the value we deliver - helping operators access proven ESP optimization alongside our rod lift and plunger lift offerings." ROAM-AI shares its vision for helping producers unlock more value from their assets. As Brandon Brown, CEO of ROAM-AI, shared, "Ambyint's strong customer relationships and expertise in artificial lift make them an ideal partner to extend the reach of our ESP solution. Their decision to align with us so early in our journey underscores the confidence they have in our approach and the tangible value our technology delivers." This partnership marks another step forward in helping producers optimize more well types each day. Learn more about ROAM-AI here.

Ambyint has secured $4.1M from ERA to enhance its cloud-based platform for reducing methane emissions. The project aims to improve prediction of inefficiencies and anomaly detection, potentially reducing methane venting by up to 90%. Tourmaline Oil will be a key partner in deploying this technology across its plunger lift well sites in Alberta. This initiative is part of a broader $7.1M investment by ERA into methane emission reduction efforts, reinforcing Alberta's role in responsible energy development.