Production
The paper presents successful field tests designed to decrease electrical-submersible-pump cooling rates by inducing controlled deadheads rather than shutting down the pumps.
The authors of this paper develop a model that can predict well-risk level and provide a method to convert associated failure risk of each element in the well envelope into a tangible value.
The paper presents results of single-phase and multiphase electrical-submersible-pump tests as well as operation data, lessons learned, and failure examples gathered over 10 years of operation in a highly viscous offshore oilfield.
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Vår Energi cited increased work scope, continued impact of global supply chain challenges for spike in the estimated cost of the Norwegian Continental Shelf project. -
A major variable in the life of a progressing cavity pump is the knowledge of those choosing and operating pumps that have their quirks.
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The latest move to reduce output requirements comes after the coalition lowered its expectations for surplus crude in the market.
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The authors of this paper develop an assay method to determine effective scale-inhibitor concentration.
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The authors of this paper use a pattern-review technique in a complex brownfield as a tool to understand reservoir connectivity and dynamic fluid movements across the field.
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The authors of this paper demonstrate that future produced-water management and scale-mineral control may need to consider the sequential exposure effect of steel, cement, and shale on fluid chemistry and mineral precipitation.
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This paper highlights a tailored chemical treatment strategy developed for solids mitigation for a Delaware Basin operator.
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The electrical submersible pump market is forecast to hit $6.7 billion in 2023.
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The Norwegian oil and gas producer announced its new spending plan that aims to raise production past half a million barrels a day.
