ET4m's Cyclic Miscible Stimulation (TM) Employs and Recycles NGLs as the Miscible Solvent
How Cyclic Miscible Stimulation (TM) Works
ET4m’s proprietary technology mobilizes incremental oil by injecting natural gas liquids (NGLs) as the miscible solvent in a well for a designated time period, then produces them back with impressive, field demonstrated results. The NGLs are recovered and reused using ET4m’s NGL Recycle System (NRS). The process is continuous with a group of 8 to 12 wells being treated sequentially by one recycling system. Built on Inject - Produce - Recycle Propane & Butane.
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Use your own NGLs and double the value of your incremental bbls.
SCALE UP YOUR BUSINESS PLAN
We work with you to analyze field scale up options that are competitive for your capital investment
WELL FIELD DEMONSTRATION
- Single or Multi-well
- Res Model Calibration
- Equipment Integration with Field Production Systems
OPERATOR BENEFITS
- Reduced Capex
- Immediate Response
- Greater ROIs
- Reduction of Emissions
The CMS impact to your Business Plan is SIGNIFICANT.
CMS Scale Up in Your Business Plan
Expanding CMS (TM) across an Operator’s asset area depends on how competitive the CMS project is in the Operator’s portfolio. CMS compliments an Operator’s drilling program and can compete very well for capital. In the Eagle Ford example, it will take approximately 100 new wells to deliver the same sustainable profile that 3 CMS NRS can generate.
Indicative Metrics for one NGL Recycle System (NRS) that can treat up to 50 wells over 20 years.
- 10 mm bbls of incremental oil recovered from 50 wells (180+k bbl/well)
- Rapid reserve additions (PDP and PUD)
- Capital investment distributed over 50 wells ($350k/well)
- Breakeven price of $35/bbl
How many new wells need to be drilled in your portfolio to deliver this production profile?
Reduction in Emissions
- Reduced Existing Pad Emissions
- Reduced Consumption of scarce resources for D&C
- Steel & Cement
- Water
- Frac Sand
- Transportation
- Noise, disruption, and emissions associated with well construction eliminated
- Compared to solar or wind there is minimal incremental impact for tremendous
incremental reserves/energy alternatives
- Smaller physical footprint
- Significantly reduced emissions per incremental bbl / energy unit
- Greenfield developments incorporation further decrease life of field emissions
State and Federal Benefits
- Rapid Production to the market, especially relative to delays with O&G leasing, permitting and drilling new wells
- Extended monetary benefits to States & royalty owners by getting more from existing infrastructure
- Domestic energy security enhanced – nearly doubling well reserves