Huff and Puff with Solvent

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What if you didn’t need to generate steam but could still get higher recoveries in heavy oil. Injecting solvent into a heavy oil reservoir and then producing it back could be the answer. This applicant has a pilot that shows promise but has some operational technical problems. Check out their struggles in this application we found with AppIntel.

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Tags: Gas Injection, Thermal, Cut costs, Heavy Oil

Granger Low  13 Jan 2016

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