The next Evolution in the Shale Oil Revolution The Good The Bad The Ugly The Carbon Storage Solution

By David Merchant posted 11-04-2019 07:52 PM

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Invitation:

SPE Members in Transition Meeting - CMTC-554157-MS “CO₂ Sequestration - Enhanced Oil Recovery - CO2/EOR "Huff-n-Puff" in the 21st Century

On Friday, November 8^th, I’ll be making a Lunch time presentation to SPE’s Members in Transition Group. The meeting will be held in Houston at (Subsurface Consultants Association) SCA’s offices at 10700 Richmond, from 10:00 to 3:00. The following SPE Gulf Coast Link provides my 150 word and abstract submittal for the lunch and signup instructions. https://www.spegcs.org/events/4496/ Also, with much appreciation to Tom Rehm and Mark Harkness, I will be presenting on January 9^th to a group with AIChE (American Institution of Chemical Engineers).

The presentation and paper represent my “Vison” of attacking Climate Change one project area at a time. This time, it’s the “Flare in the Permian Basin”. My goal is to “Put out the Flare” while “Recovering 2X or even 3X today’s Un-conventional Primary Shale Oil Recovery in the Permian Basin”, while sequestering 4.5 TCF of CO2. The paper represents a “Blue Print” that encompasses Industries on “Both sides of the fence” - On the CO₂ Capture side: NetPower Capture, EPCOT electrical expansion goals, infrastructure pipelines, production facilities, and in-field hydrogen and CO₂ small scale generation development. On the CO₂ Storage side of the business: New electrical submersible high pressure pump development, Pattern and field CO2/EOR “Huff-n-Puff” design and field implementation optimization, along with Scoping model (40x50) square mile area predictions, etc.

For your comments, my 2019 CMTC Paper and 20 minute Presentation (Teaser) can be downloaded along with my CMTC 2015 and 2017 papers from either of my WEB sites listed below.