Currently In Operations On 6 Continents
Stimulations / Completions / Workovers
Lee Energy Systems was founded by the inventor of the PBL circulation tool, a groundbreaking innovation that transformed the oil and gas industry in the early 1980s.
Building on that legacy of engineering excellence, Lee Energy Systems developed the Gator Perforator, Gator DPT, Speed Squeeze and Mega Packer, advancing performance and reliability in well stimulation and completion.
Today, Lee Energy Systems continues to push the boundaries of innovation. Our hydraulic-based stimulation and completion tools are engineered to perform under the harshest conditions and can be shipped anywhere in the world.
We’re proud to support the global energy industry with solutions that drive efficiency, safety, and performance.
With operations and agents in Canada, the Middle East, the US, Europe, Australia and Asia, we provide worldwide onshore and offshore downhole solutions.
We are driven by a shared passion for Innovative Designs and Reliable Technologies. By providing the Energy Industry with explosive-free more efficient tools, we improve the safety of workers, reduce overall ecological impact, and reduce overall operational costs.
Lee Energy Systems offers four core tools:
The Gator Perforator (explosive-free unlimited perforation tool)
The Deep Perforating Tool (explosive-free Dual casing perforating tool)
Mega Packer (A/B Annulus cement support barrier tool)
The Speed Squeeze (unlimited multi-zone isolation tool)
By eliminating contingencies otherwise required when operating with explosives, our technologies reduce operational and environmental costs.
By focusing on safety, reliability, and efficiency, LEE ENERGY SYSTEMS designs custom solutions for the Energy Industry that increase value and reduce operational risks and environmental impact.
The LES DPT System consists of a velocity control valve, a circulation sub and the DPT one-blade gator perforator.
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Two months into his role as Regional Director for the US and Caribbean, Jim Trosclair is building new relationships across the region and bringing more operators together with the LES team. Talk to Jim about the Gator Perforator, Mega Packer MPX and Speed Squeeze for work in the US, the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean.
Lee Energy Systems tackles surface casing vent flow (SCVF) and SAP through a network of agents and offices around the world: R&D Solutions, Australia; Import Tool Corporation Ltd., Eastern Canada; Lee Smith, Alaska; Randy Woodman, Calgary office; Brian Coll, Technical and Commercial Manager, Asia Pacific; Aroona Energy Solutions, South East Asia.
LES is adding to its field team in Edmonton and is looking for full-time and contract tool hands based in the Edmonton area. We are one of the few Western Canadian companies that sends its people to jobs around the world. To apply, reach out to Scott Ellery or Stuart Butcher.
Reliable annular barriers are at the heart of good well decommissioning. In this Australian offshore case study, hydro-mechanical perforation with the Gator was combined with annular expansion from the Mega Packer MPX to open communication to the annulus, establish circulation and place cement where conventional methods struggle. Dayln Beazer presented this Perforate, Circulate, Cement method at a recent SPE workshop on practical barrier solutions.
Lee Energy Systems sponsored D&A GOA 2026, held April 20–21 at the Norris Conference Centers in Houston. The conference brings together the Gulf of America's decommissioning and abandonment decision-makers, with speakers from BP, Cantium, ExxonMobil, INEOS Energy, LLOG, Murphy Oil, Petrobras, Promethean Energy, Talos Energy, WhiteFleet and Woodside.
LES is a sponsor of OWI EU 2026, Europe's well intervention conference, held April 28–29, 2026 in Stavanger, Norway. The event now sits on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, where investment is under way in well intervention, plug and abandonment, and carbon capture and storage. Operators from the UK and Norwegian shelves attend, with senior leadership from Equinor, Shell and Havtil, the Norwegian Ocean Industry Authority.
