Issue: May 2011
Using both analysis tools allowed the operator to determine how near-wellbore conditions influenced the overall fracture geometry.
A combination of electrical and optical systems was used to monitor underground gas storage facilities in Italy.
Using CT scanners and specialized image processing, a pilot project delivered accurate special core analysis in about an eighth of the time required for physical test results.
This year’s annual conference of the European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers, incorporating the Society of Petroleum Engineers’ annual Europec event, will introduce a new conference forum and will debut the first in a new series of joint EAGE-SPE workshops focusing on advanced reservoir applications.
Deepwater operators tend to follow the best-proven methods to accomplish their goals.
National oil companies (NOCs) now control access to most of the world’s hydrocarbon resources.
Recent developments are introduced in beam/rod pumping, electrical submersible pumping, gas lift, gas well dewatering and artificial lift monitoring.
What more will it take to get their attention?
High noon at the energy corral
Keith Mosing: Building an oilfield empire the old-fashioned way
Oil and gas subsidies in perspective
Underutilized EM technologies become more adaptable, affordable
The hydrocarbon blip
US to extend regulations to offshore contractors
Companies in the news
Industry at a glance
Meetings and Events
New products and services
People in industry
