For the last decades, the term artificial lift has mainly referred to the conventional techniques of downhole pumping systems (e.g., electrical submersible, sucker rod, progressing cavity, and others) and gas lift. Today, a more comprehensive definition is becoming evident, a definition which matches all the major changes happening in the oil & gas industry. Accordingly, artificial lift is not limited anymore to techniques conducted in the wellbore, however instead techniques used throughout the whole production system to “lift” the produced fluids towards their final destination should be included. All petroleum wells’ production lives are brought to an end when the downhole reservoir pressure cannot deliver fluids traveling up to the processing facility.