Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR): Reservoir Engineering Aspects of CO2 Flooding

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  • Type

    Training

  • Duration

    5 Days

By attending, the participants will be able to identify reservoirs amenable to the CO2 processes, estimate possible CO2 reserves, guide next steps which include additional data acquisition and detailed reservoir studies. Suitable for: This course is an intermediate to advanced level course. The target audience for this course are petroleum engineers, geoscientists, and supervisors involved in reservoir management and development.

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Oil reservoirs mature and ultimately reach the limit of their economical productivity under primary management strategies. In order to extend the production life of such reservoirs, already proven improved and enhanced oil recovery techniques have to be considered. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) injection emerged as one of the most feasible process from both physical and economic aspects.

This intermediate to advanced level course first will review the concepts of the different Improved and Enhanced Recovery methods. Afterwards, the course will focus on the CO2 processes.

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