Secondary Recovery Studies

An engineering evaluation to determine the feasibility of applying secondary recovery techniques to a property or set of properties. This feasibility study will estimate the volumes of oil and gas that can reasonably be expected to be recovered. It will determine the most suitable recovery technique, which can be applied. It will result in an estimate of the capital investment requirements (type and dollar amount) that can be anticipated. It will determine the economic viability of the application to the oil and gas property.

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