Don’t miss the conference EAGE IOR 2025 (Improved Oil Recovery) in Edinburgh, from April 2nd to 4th! EAGE IOR 2025 I will be presenting 1 paper titled: Breaking the Mold: Reassessing Polymer Flooding and the Outdated ‘Primary, Secondary, Tertiary’ Model. I am attaching the introduction here. Introduction We can start this introduction with a little […]
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Polymer Flooding 101 – Training Course Online
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New Online Course: Polyacrylamides – Markets & Technology with a Focus on EOR We are excited to introduce our latest online training course: “Polyacrylamides – Markets & Technology with a Focus on EOR”! This course is designed for industry professionals, market researchers, and beginners looking to gain a deep understanding of polyacrylamides, their markets, stakeholders, and applications in Enhanced Oil
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CNPC waterflooding carbonates workshop CNPC waterflooding carbonates workshop. I had the privilege of participating in a workshop organized by CNPC R&D on waterflooding in carbonate reservoirs in Dubai in November 2024. The topic was “Development Strategy and Waterflood Design in Carbonate Reservoirs”. I gave a presentation of the first day about the status of Primary,
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The Excel Or Routine Podcast with Randy Seright – Part 5: Water shut-off and conformance 🎙️ New Podcast Episode: EOR podcast – conformance and water shutoff. Join us for Part 5 of The Excel Or Routine Podcast featuring Randy Seright, a leading expert in Polymer Flooding and Water Shut-Off. In this insightful episode, we discuss the fundamentals of water shut-off and
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Polymer Flooding Simulation Welcome to our latest podcast episode featuring Randy Seright! Randy is a renowned expert in the field of Polymer Flooding and Water Shut-Off, and in this episode, we discuss simulation of polymer flooding. Are commercial simulators able to predict polymer injectivity? What inputs are required? What are the common mistakes when modeling
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Polymer Flooding: Current Status and Future Directions 📢 New Review Paper Alert! “Polymer Flooding – Current Status and Future Directions” provides a comprehensive overview of polymer flooding technology, its current state, and the challenges that remain. This in-depth review explores why HPAM is the dominant polymer, the need for large polymer banks, and how fractures and horizontal wells can enhance injectivity in heavy oil reservoirs.
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Excel Or Routine with ChatGPT – Navigating PowerPoint Presentations 🚀 New Video Release: EOR with ChatGPT. For a long time, not knowing how to code held me back from turning my ideas into reality. I tried learning Python on Udemy, but dedicating enough time to truly master it was a challenge—plus, I wasn’t interested in becoming a full-time
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Excel or Routine – ChatGPT for PowerPoint presentations Automate PowerPoint with ChatGPT. For a long time, not knowing how to code held me back. I knew that automation could save me hours, but learning to code felt overwhelming. That all changed when I started using ChatGPT. If you’ve ever worked with large PowerPoint presentations, you know how frustrating it can
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New Podcast Episode: Injectivity in Polymer Flooding with Randy Seright 🎙️ Episode 2 of the Excel Or Routine Podcast is here: EOR Podcast: Injectivity in Polymer Floods with Randy Seright. Join me for another 1 hour and 30 minutes of in-depth discussion with Randy Seright, one of the leading experts in Polymer Flooding and Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR). This episode
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