CHALLENGE

Well had initially been a producer that was converted to an injector. Injection rate was adequate for 10 years, then sharply declined. The original interval with an additional 20% was re-perfed with marginally better results, but within 2 years the pressures increased and rates dramatically decreased. The client wanted to try a different type of technology to obtain better, longer lasting results.

SOLUTION

Improve connectivity to the reservoir by clearing out blockages using electro-hydraulic stimulation technology.

  • Unconsolidated sandstone (CHOPS) reservoir was treated with BLUESPARK® to improve injectivity.

  • No special tools or equipment were required on location to complete the remediation operation, other than third party E-Line.

  • Approximately 8 m (26 ft) of perforated interval were treated with our wireline conveyed tool.

  • Injection rates and pressures were both monitored for comparison to pretreatment values.

Blue Spark Energy - Case study CENTRAL SASKATCHEWAN INJECTOR WESTERN CANADA

CONDITIONS

  • Depth: 650m (2,100ft)

  • Unconsolidated Sandstone

OUTCOME

  • The wellbore was reconnected to the reservoir, as pressures decreased and injection rates increased.

  • Public data from the BLUESPARK® treated well showed an average injection increase from 83 b/d to 289 b/d for 3-months post stimulation.

  • Sustained injection over more than three years has averaged 54% above initial 10-year rate.


Blue Spark Energy is paving the way towards a sustainable, dynamic oil & gas industry. As leaders in high-pulse powered wellbore remediations, we provide a revolutionary technology that is a safe, cost-effective, and efficient solution for forward-thinking energy providers.

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