RE: Cat out the bag?5 Sep 2023 15:20
Oh......hold your horses. This one might not be us. Though still relevant. NiTEC did this in 2008
https://www.hartenergy.com/ep/exclusives/prices-trigger-enhanced-recovery-16255
".....A Denver-based independent energy company plans to develop oil reserves in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin through the application of modern reservoir management practices and secondary and tertiary recovery techniques to enhance production on mature, historically productive fields with proven in-place reserves.
Specifically, Rancher Energy Corp. plans to develop its existing properties through waterflood and CO2 injection, which should allow the company to recover substantial oil reserves that are not accessible through primary production techniques. The operating company owns three oil fields in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin — the Big Muddy, South Glenrock B and Cole Creek South fields.
Rancher Energy is pursuing its secondary and tertiary enhanced oil recovery (EOR) strategy because the management believes this offers significant upside potential while not exposing the company to risks typically associated with drilling newfield wildcat wells in frontier basins.
Rancher Energy engaged a Denver-based reservoir consulting firm, NITEC LLC, to complete a simulation and extensive technical review concerning the operator’s three fields via CO2 flooding. NITEC concluded that the fields represent a compelling development opportunity and are particularly well suited to a full-field continuous CO2 flood injection program to enhance oil recovery to the maximum extent possible.
NITEC estimates that these fields collectively contain at least 424.1 million bbl of original oil in place (OOIP) supported by more than 90 years of hydrocarbon development and production data......"