Extending flood with net pay mapping

Now they're public

After he found out that injecting in one pool affected the pressure in a nearby pool, this operator asked the regulator to increase the size of his enhanced recovery scheme. He submitted his mapping over six sections to prove his point.

And as soon as he submitted the maps, they were in the public domain. You can check them out if you're thinking about purchasing this pool. You can get them by using our self-serve, secure check out.

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Tags: Flood, Exploration

Granger Low  26 Apr 2016

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