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Whole-of-life approach to oilfield economics helps technology decisions. R. Uden and R. Anderson. OGJ, 31 May 1999, 97(22), 44--48.
Consideration is given as to how after a period of low oil prices, such as the one from which the oil/gas industry seems to be emerging, it is a good time to re-examine the technical premises that the field has been built upon. Attention is drawn to the economic impact of EOR processes, and the methodology is illustrated by a single reservoir, Eugene Island in the Gulf of Mexico. Fluid-production modelling, the impact of EOR on reservoir performance, and the overall economic effects are discussed. 2 refs.
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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Subjects: Reservoir Engineering, Energy efficiency, Trading, Oil markets, Management and commerce, Economics, business and commerce, Energy consumption, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Enhanced oil recovery, Reservoir performance
