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Miscible and Immiscible Gas Injection
United States of America:
Arkansas – Nitrogen Injection
California – Elk Hills – C, D shales (LOAI, CO2, N2, Rich Gas), Eastern Shallow Oil Zone (N2), Temescal
Louisiana - Livingston, Main Pass 69, Weeks Island, West Hackberry (LOAI)
Mississippi - Barbers Creek, Quitman and Mercer, Little Creek
Montana - Cedar Creek Anticline and Cedar Hills - LOAI
North Dakota - Horse Creek, Medicine Pole Hills, LOAI, Bakken Shale
Oklahoma - Stone Bluff, Broken Arrow, Glen Pool, Osage Reservation (3) – all N2
South Dakota - Buffalo, (LOAI)
Texas - Barnhart (LOAI, gas and CO2), Barnett Shale, Hawkins, LaRosa North Francitas, Talco (ISC), Wardlaw, Wasson, West Ganado, West Moore, Wilcox Coal - Enhanced coal bed methane
Utah – West Rozel
Australia – unnamed reservoir
Brazil - four offshore reservoirs
China – Leng 37 - Liaoning Province (LOAI)
Colombia – three carbonates – rich gas and N2
France - Parentis
Mexico – Chincontepec, Cantarell, Cardenas, Orgario, Rodador
Suriname – Tambaredjo and Calcutta – EOR screening, process selection and design
Venezuela - Tia Juana – gas reinjection
ASP, Chemical and Foam Flooding
United States of America:
Alaska – Kuparuk (miscible gas foam)
California - Elk Hills ESOZ ASP pilot and project, ESOZ nitrogen foam
Oklahoma,- Nowata, Sho-Veltum
Texas,- Wardlaw, Fairfield
Thermal Recovery
United States of America/Canada:
Alaska and Alberta – Ugnu and Peace River
California – Cymric. Belridge, Kern Front, Midway Sunset, North Antelope Hills,
Missouri – Vernon County heavy oil (2 projects)
Montana – MacKay Dome
Texas, - Days Chapel, Saner Ranch (2,000,000 cp oil), Slocum, Talco
Brazil – three offshore bottom water drive fields
Colombia (2) – difficult 2 billion barrel carbonate reservoirs
Midle east – Quaram, Mukizhna and two unnamed carbonates
Venezuela – Orinoco (3 regions)
Thermal Conduction
Colorado, Mid-Eastern oil shale and 20 US and European superfund projects. |
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