Jumping on the NCG bandwagon
Reduces steam oil ratios and cost
It's very popular to inject non-condensable gas (methane) with steam in SAGD projects. This practice started a few years ago and it can drastically reduce steam oil ratios and cost.
One operator is experimenting with NCG injection later in the life of wells. We found it using AppIntel. They think it will improve the performance of their project. The application also describes the modifications to their production and injection systems.
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Tags: Thermal, Cut costs, Heavy Oil
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