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Merak VOLTS

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Reserves Tracking & Reserves Reporting Software

Achieve new levels of confidence in your reserves tracking and reporting processes. When reserves numbers are as heavily scrutinized as they are today, Merak VOLTS can provide a significant step toward a fully secure and auditable reserves tracking process. Merak VOLTS is implemented in more than 40 oil and gas companies across six continents.

Meeting reserves reporting challenges

  • Track changes for improved transparency in reserves reporting and auditing
  • Generate reports needed for year-end disclosures more efficiently
  • Easily create EIA23, NI-51-101, and other regulatory reports
  • Support your unconventional reserves reporting requirements
  • Quickly view reporting options in the main dialog box

Consistent and reliable reserve tracking

  • Generate day-to-day reports to monitor your reserves
  • Create archives and snapshots to show reserve history and track performance against key indicators
  • Enter original volume in place (OVIP), recovery factor (RF), recoverable volume in place (RVIP), and risked remaining volume in place (RRIP) as independent inputs.

Security and integrity

  • Establish a multilevel approval process to ensure that changes to reserves data are approved and managed consistently
  • Control data access to limit what users need to see and are allowed to change

Improved business process performance

  • Give engineers and managers easy access to a common reserves reporting system
  • Pull reserves data and forecasts from multiple sources within your organization
  • Implement and update reserves reporting in line with your corporate structure

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Case Study

Marathon Implements SEC Standards for Reporting Reserves Information. Read case study

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