Corva and Oliasoft create a continuous learning loop between well design and drilling. Bidirectional integration brings engineering models into live operations, and returns field performance to improve future wells. HOUSTON, Texas - 12 October 2026 - Corva AI, LLC, the leading platform for real-time drilling intelligence, and Oliasoft, the intelligent well engineering software company, today announced a strategic collaboration and bidirectional integration connecting well planning, real-time drilling execution and post-well learning. The companies have developed an integration between Oliasoft WellDesign and Corva's Real-Time AI platform and are preparing customer pilots across live drilling workflows. The collaboration addresses a persistent challenge for operators: engineering plans and field data often reside in separate systems. As a result, teams must manually export, reformat and reconcile information throughout the well lifecycle slowing decisions, obscuring engineering context and limiting how quickly lessons from one well can improve the next.Corva is excited to enter the next phase of that relationship, building on years of work to transform how well construction operations are managed through real-time data, advanced analytics, and artificial intelligence. Corva and Oliasoft are closing that gap by creating a continuous feedback loop between the well plan and the rig. Planned trajectories, casing designs, pressure profiles and other engineering models flow from Oliasoft into Corva's real-time operational environment. This gives drilling teams access to the engineering intent, assumptions and limits behind the well design as operations unfold. As-drilled trajectories, operational data and nonproductive-time events return to Oliasoft, providing planning teams with structured field evidence to calibrate engineering models and refine subsequent well designs. Together, these capabilities establish a digital thread across the well lifecycle: The result is more than automated data transfer. By connecting live drilling performance with its engineering context, the integration creates a foundation for plan-aware operational intelligence, helping teams identify consequential deviations earlier, evaluate changes against established design limits and preserve operational learning across an entire drilling program. Oliasoft WellDesign is the foundation for intelligent well engineering. It delivers integrated physics-based engineering models through machine-operable cloud-native architecture," said André Backen, CEO of Oliasoft. "Combining those models with Corva's real-time operational context gives engineers a direct connection between design assumptions and field performance. Closing the gap between theoretical design envelopes and field reality will allow our customers to safely extend engineering performance during operations and capture insights for the next well." The integration is designed to support several high-value operator workflows: * Plan-Aware Operations: Transfers planned trajectories, casing depths, pressure profiles and engineering parameters into Corva for continuous plan-versus-actual visibility. * Engineering-Contextualized Monitoring: Compares actual hookloads, mud properties, drilling parameters and wellbore position with the assumptions and operating limits behind the well design. * Closed-Loop Model Calibration: Returns as-drilled trajectories, operational data and NPT events to Oliasoft to calibrate engineering models and strengthen future well plans. * Live Engineering Analysis: Maintains current operational inputs for torque and drag, hydraulics, hole cleaning and anti-collision analysis. * Program-Level Learning: Preserves structured field evidence across wells, rigs and teams so successful practices can be repeated and emerging risks can be recognized earlier. "The next step in drilling intelligence is not simply seeing what is happening at the rig. It is understanding performance in the context of engineering intent," said Ryan Dawson, founder and CEO of Corva. "Connecting live execution with the well model creates the foundation for AI that can identify meaningful deviations, preserve operational learning and give every completed well the potential to improve the next." The collaboration comes as operators drill increasingly complex wells on shorter schedules. Faster operations leave less time to reconcile competing data sources, reconstruct engineering assumptions or wait for post-well reporting before capturing lessons learned. By maintaining a direct connection between design and execution, Corva and Oliasoft aim to give rig and office teams a consistent engineering foundation from initial planning through live operations and into the next well design. Together, Oliasoft and Corva are creating the foundation for a continuously improving well program, enabling faster decisions during the current well and a stronger starting point for every well that follows. About Corva. Corva AI is a Houston-based global leader advancing the application of artificial intelligence across well construction operations. By combining AI with high-quality real-time data and operational context, Corva helps operators and service companies improve decision-making, reduce risk and optimize drilling and completions performance. Trusted by leading energy companies worldwide, Corva is at the forefront of the energy industry's AI transformation. About Oliasoft. Oliasoft is an international energy software company that delivers intelligent well engineering software. Its integrated product suite, including Oliasoft WellDesign(TM), Oliasoft Forecast(TM) and Oliasoft Atlas(TM), unites the full well design workflow, time and cost estimation, and legacy data migration and modernization in one AI-operable, cloud-native platform built on validated physics, connected workflows, and open integrations. Founded in 2015, with offices in Houston, Oslo, Stavanger, Abu Dhabi, and Kuala Lumpur, Oliasoft serves oil and gas, geothermal and CCS companies worldwide. Media contacts. Corva AI, LLC Oliasoft AS Publication Date October 12, 2026 CollaborationDrilling Blog Reading Time

Corva joins CERAWeek's 2026 class of Energy Innovation Pioneers. Houston, TX - March 17, 2026 Corva, the premier artificial intelligence platform for oil & gas, has been selected for the Energy Innovation Pioneers program at 2026 CERAWeek. Chosen from a candidate list of over 500 companies, Corva was identified by S&P Global experts as a company positioned to lead the industry's digital evolution and disrupt the energy system at scale. The program highlights a select class of companies developing "game-changing" innovations. Corva's selection underscores its role in accelerating digital transformation by leveraging AI models and high-quality real-time data to optimize well construction operations globally. Driving innovation at the Agora. As part of the 2026 CERAWeek Innovation Agora, Corva will participate in several sessions highlighting the practical application of artificial intelligence across energy operations. * AI Hub Panel Discussion: Founder and CEO Ryan Dawson will join fellow Energy Innovation Pioneers for a panel at the AI Hub titled "AI in the Wild: Founders Building the Future." The discussion will examine how emerging AI technologies are being deployed in operational environments and the challenges associated with scaling advanced models across complex energy systems. * S&P Global Digital Interview: Following the panel, Dawson will participate in an interview with a senior S&P Global technology analyst for the CERAWeek Digital Hub, discussing how AI-driven technologies are shaping decision-making and performance across global energy operations. * Innovation Agora Pod Presentation: Corva will present its vendor- and sensor-agnostic energy platform, designed to accelerate the innovation and execution of drilling operations using AI at scale. "The energy industry doesn't need more AI theory - it needs technology that works reliably in the field," said Ryan Dawson, Founder and CEO of Corva. "Being selected for the Energy Innovation Pioneers program reflects the progress Corva is making to bring advanced analytics and AI models into everyday well construction operations. CERAWeek is where many of these conversations begin, and we're looking forward to sharing what we've learned from our deployments around the world." About Corva Corva is a Houston-based company and an increasingly pivotal player in the application of Artificial Intelligence for the energy sector. By leveraging physics-informed AI models and high-quality real-time data, Corva's vendor and sensor-agnostic platform enables energy companies to optimize value across their well construction operations. With a footprint spanning over 35 countries and 500 rigs and fleets worldwide, the Corva platform is utilized by more than 90 energy companies globally. Trusted by the industry's leading giants, Corva acts as a catalyst for the digital transformation of both land and offshore operations - allowing operators to build, deploy, and scale new digital solutions in days rather than years. Learn more at www.corva.ai. About CERAWeek by S&P Global CERAWeek is the world's preeminent energy conference, bringing together global leaders to advance new ideas, insights, and solutions to the biggest challenges facing the future of energy and the environment. Chaired by Daniel Yergin, Vice Chairman of S&P Global, CERAWeek 2026, "Convergence and Competition: Energy, Technology and Geopolitics," focuses on the challenges ahead for energy security, power demand, infrastructure, and the advance of technology - including AI. The conference features the Innovation Agora, a dedicated marketplace for energy innovation and emerging technologies. Publication Date March 17, 2026 Reading Time