Submit an Abstract for an Opportunity to Present at the 2026 ALRDC Forum – Inventors of New Artificial Lift Technology
1st Deadline for Abstracts - May 31, 2026
We are looking for new ideas and products in mid to late stages of development. Some products may be ready for a partner for a project pilot while others may be looking for a financial partner to finish the development phase. Improvements in the way we are able to bring our natural resources to the surface and the production line will be vital to our future. Energy cost, Efficiency, Environment, and Extending operational run times will all be a part of our success in the future.
If you have new technology or idea that will improved or optimized production, reduced operating costs or failures, overcome challenges, or discovered new and innovative techniques or products related to Artificial Lift, we invite you to submit an abstract for consideration as a presentation at the upcoming ALRDC Forum – Inventors of New Artificial Lift Technology.
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Abstracts requirements and conditions
- Abstracts must be a minimum of two hundred fifty words with a maximum of five hundred words.
- Topic must be a new idea or technology related or relevant to the artificial lift industry.
- Abstract deemed to be commercial only, will be rejected.
- Abstracts about research, lab testing, manufacturing processes, and field trials are acceptable.
- The use of company names and logos is prohibited in the title.
- The abstract shall be professional in nature and refrain from social or political statements.
Abstract submissions should contain the following
- Industry challenge
- New idea or technology objective / scope
- Results, if applicable
- What assistance are you needing to progress your idea
- Innovators names and contact details
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Submit An Abstract
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Please note: The deadline to submit an abstract is May 31, 2026.