Save the world by recycling drilling fluids

The industry has always used large quantities of drilling and frack fluids. Can these be recycled for other oil field uses?

How would you find all the advances in the oil industry? It can send you an email every time there's a new application submitted with the words waste facility or  recycle . How would you keep up on advances any other way?

After careful compatibility testing, one operator is recycling used drilling fluids for hydrating polymer. Although this recycle is applaudable, the AER is not automatically approving it.

Read about their recycling efforts and approval struggles by accessing their application documents.

You can have them in moments from our self-serve application document portal.

Keep abreast of new developments in heavy oil recovery

Wouldn't it be nice to instantly hear when a competitor tries a new recovery strategy in the field? AppIntel keeps you up to speed.

Details of new recovery technology are disclosed in regulatory applications. The regulator is a very picky adjudicator. They want all the technical details.

You can find them all using AppIntel. AppIntel is like a google search through AER application documents.

Tags: Fracturing, Polymer, Flood, Cut costs, Facilities, Heavy Oil

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