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We provide training and consultancy to optimize oil production and increase the recovery factor. You can also use this approach to inject greenhouse gases and pollutants and to produce water for geothermal power generation.
Our interaction can be online and/or in person. We focus on optimizing oil production and increasing the recovery factor, storing greenhouse gases and pollutants, and producing for geothermal enrgy generation.
Our approach is simple and effective. We believe that the best method is “learning by doing”. The courses focus on practical exercises based on situations observed in various sedimentary basins worldwide.
Your experience with us will be hands-on, and you will leave with the practical skill set and actionable insights you need to start applying your knowledge to the real world straight away. This approach is also used for other natural resources associated with sedimentary successions.
Reservoir compartmentalisation is one of the main factors impacting petroleum production performance. Very often, unsatisfactory performance results from misrepresented or neglected stratigraphic features in 3D geological and fluid flow models.
These features indicate the opportunity to unravel the reservoir zonation (i.e. the vertical and lateral connectivity and heterogeneities) through a high-resolution chronostratigraphic framework.
The chronostratigraphic framework highlights the spatial and temporal distribution of reservoir and heterogeneities. These are key aspects to optimise production.
Production optimisation
results from several coordinated actions based on
robust geology to establish an accurate chronostratigraphic reservoir
zonation that can be applied…
...in
greenfields to
- Identify the best
reservoir to boost
production;
- Predict the fluid flow
pattern;
- Plan out the next
phase: well interventions.
...in
brownfields to
- optimise production
that leads to field
rejuvenation;
- Identify water-saturated
zones and target oil;
- Plan out the next phase:
EOR and IOR projects.