At the SUPER DUG conference in Fort Worth, Texas, Liberty Resources CEO C. Mark Pearson sat down with Hart Energy's Jordan Blum to discuss his company's usage of Bakken-produced gas and EOR in the Bakken.
Hart Energy’s Meritorious Awards for Engineering Innovation recognizes 17 technologies for engineering excellence in the upstream petroleum industry and highlights new products and technologies that demonstrate innovation in concept, design and application.
Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines including first gas offshore Egypt and FEED updates in the upstream oil and gas industry.
Liberty Resources' pilot project shows alternating produced gas with water/surfactant EOR mix boosts production and cuts costs in the Bakken Shale.
Pilot project shows alternating produced gas with water/surfactant EOR mix boosts production and cuts costs in the Bakken shale.
Also, the head of private equity at Riverstone Holdings shares with Hart Energy what makes carbon capture “much more economic than selling into EOR.”
Two companies have developed new ESG-friendly EOR methods to help operators produce more barrels.
The two producers known for their EOR activity look to expand their CO₂ midstream operations. Also, one analyst points out the insufficiencies in the current policy in the U.S. to justify CCUS projects.
Allen, Texas-based CapturePoint currently has EOR operations, which injects carbon into old wells to boost production, and carbon pipelines.
Vicki Hollub, CEO of leading EOR producer Occidental Petroleum, said the application can lead to net-neutral CO₂ oil production, which will be critical to advancing the energy transition.