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A pilot project validates the use of an advanced polymerflooding technology on the Alaska North Slope.

The authors demonstrate that alternating injection of polymer and water is effective and economical for heavy oil fields, even offshore.

A study of a field case concludes that well spacing can be optimized by combing the information extracted from uncertainty and the interpolated maximum net present value.

County commissioners halted permitting of oil and gas and "1041" land use applications until 15 April while county leaders work to revise regulations.

This paper considers transportation safety and risk evaluation of liquefied natural gas, with emphasis on accidental release and vapor flame.

The paper describes the steps that have already been taken to create an industry-wide group that includes operators, class regulators, and service providers to agree on the primary challenges and to encourage development of practical solutions in a cost-efficient way.

Offset well-pressure measurements in the Permian Basin are analyzed to evaluate if a fracturing job is overstimulated.

The paper describes the operator’s first implementation of fishbone stimulation technology, establishing a precedent for other fishbone candidate wells.

A 6-year R&D project concludes with the completion of a technology kit designed to study how combining highly pressurized natural gas and water could be a holistic alternative to traditional hydraulic fracturing.

Project partnership eyeing an additional 10% recovery from venerable offshore field.