Slow & Easy Stimulation
Sustainable well stimulation
The Slow & Easy (S&E) process is an alternative stimulation method for unconventional and shale resource development. It uses cyclic injection at lower rates and net pressures for development of complex formation yielding in low permeability, stiff reservoirs. The objective is to enhance and optimize the conductivity of the Stimulated Rock Volume (SRV). S&E is ideal for re-fracturing and/or formation pre-conditioning (injectivity enhancement) for O&G well stimulation. This process significantly improves operational and economic efficiencies, while mitigating many environmental impacts.
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Areas of Application
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Re-fracs | Initial stimulation | Shale plays | Unconventional Plays | Tight sand formations | Conglomeratic &Tuff reservoirs | Low permeability, stiff reservoirs | Thermal stimulation for Injectivity enhancement
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Certifications / licences
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Terralog’s systems for S&E design & implementation are certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and OHSAS 18001:2007.
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Cost
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Significantly reduced well stimulation costs, and improved economic efficiencies. The S&E stimulation process is typically 50-60% cheaper than conventional hydraulic fracturing methods for unconventional reservoirs.
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Depth
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S&E can be applied at various depths, from 800 m to 5,000 m.
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Environment
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S&E provides significantly reduced environmental impact from field development and stimulation operations; and allows for optimised water management.
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Integration
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The S&E process allows for integration of stimulation operations with water management.
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Product
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S&E field cases have shown oil production improvement of 150+%. The S&E stimulation process provides the convergence of environmental sustainability – new geo-stimulation technology development - production enhancement – field revitalization.
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Versatility
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Highly versatile, customisable, and scalable to the specific field application.
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