Specialised Technical Course
Use of CO2 and H2 Gases in EOR Methods (WAG, Foam, etc.) and Storage – Field Experience in Carbonate Reservoirs
Develop a structured review of CO2 and H2 proposals for recovery and storage, using carbonate reservoir evidence, process assumptions and monitoring needs.
Course Overview
Examines CO2 and H2 within EOR and storage discussions, including WAG and foam approaches. Carbonate field examples support comparison of fluid behaviour, process assumptions and monitoring needs.
Who This Course Is For
- Reservoir and development engineers
- Petrophysicists and subsurface analysts
- Field evaluation technical teams
- Data specialists supporting reservoir studies
What Participants Will Learn
Distinguish recovery objectives from storage objectives
Assess gas applications and fluid assumptions
Compare proposed WAG and foam concepts
Identify storage questions and monitoring needs
Evaluate proposed applications against carbonate evidence
Key topics
- Gas and fluid behaviour
- WAG and foam concepts
- Carbonate reservoir context
- Storage monitoring considerations
Course Modules
Back to Course OverviewApplication Objectives and Evidence
Application Objectives and Evidence
Module overview
Distinguish the proposed recovery or storage objective and review the carbonate reservoir evidence available for assessment.
Key topics
Gas and fluid behaviour · WAG and foam concepts · Carbonate reservoir context · Storage monitoring considerations
Learning outcome
Participants can distinguish recovery objectives from storage objectives.
Learning format
Lectures, field case studies and technical group review
Gas and Fluid Assessment
Gas and Fluid Assessment
Module overview
Review the proposed gas application, fluid information and assumptions requiring technical evaluation for the selected reservoir context.
Key topics
Fluid information · Gas application assumptions · Assessment questions
Learning outcome
Participants can assess gas applications and fluid assumptions.
Learning format
Technical review · diagram exercises
WAG and Foam Concepts
WAG and Foam Concepts
Module overview
Examine WAG and foam concepts as proposed process options, identifying the information needed to evaluate their relevance.
Key topics
Process objectives · Application context · Supporting information
Learning outcome
Participants can compare proposed WAG and foam concepts.
Learning format
Worked examples · guided analysis
Storage and Monitoring Requirements
Storage and Monitoring Requirements
Module overview
Review storage assessment questions and monitoring needs without assuming that different gas applications have equivalent behaviour.
Key topics
Assessment boundaries · Monitoring objectives · Evidence requirements
Learning outcome
Participants can identify storage questions and monitoring needs.
Learning format
Case discussion · planning exercise
Carbonate Application Review Case
Carbonate Application Review Case
Module overview
Compare proposed applications using a carbonate reservoir case, recording evidence gaps, process assumptions and questions for further study.
Key topics
Case evidence · Assumption comparison · Further study
Learning outcome
Participants can compare proposed gas applications and identify evidence needed to assess them.
Learning format
Practical case · group review
Programme Information
Course duration, location, practical components, training-centre information and applicable certification arrangements depend on the selected programme.
Learning format: Lectures, field case studies and technical group review
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