Sign of oil & gas confidence returning
Reactivating a dead flood
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One company has reactivated a portion of a complicated flood hoping to achieve a 46% recovery factor.
They acquired the flood in the last year. The flood was terminated years ago by a previous operator because of economics.
See why he chose this portion of the flood and his reasoning for the restart. Check out his simple point of view of a previously very complicated pool. Help yourself to his application documents through our secure checkout.
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Maintenance more than injectant
A specialized injectant like CO2 or ASP is not magic. It doesn't guarantee a great economic success.
The most profitable floods are much more to do with regular flood maintenance. Even floods with exotic injectants can perform very poorly.
A fresh pair of eyes can see new opportunities where others thought there was none. Reactivating an old terminated flood may add quick oil reserves and production.
Patient, persistent flood maintenance can yield very big dividends.
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Tags: Gas Injection, Flood, Acquisitions
Granger Low 19 Feb 2021
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