Maximizing hydrocarbon recovery from low-permeability reservoirs requires advanced well stimulation methods. Hydraulic fracturing & well stimulation techniques have revolutionized oil and gas extraction, enabling economic production from unconventional formations. Innovations in fracturing fluids, proppants, and pressure management are enhancing fracture conductivity and optimizing hydrocarbon flow. Multi-stage fracturing in horizontal wells has drastically improved production efficiency, while real-time monitoring technologies ensure precision and minimize environmental risks. Additionally, research into eco-friendly fracturing fluids and water recycling techniques is addressing sustainability concerns. As energy demands rise, refining well stimulation strategies remains critical for ensuring resource accessibility and economic viability.
Selim Sanad Shaker
Geopressure Analysis Services, United States
John W Sheffield
Purdue University, United States
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Heat Transfer Research, Inc, United States
Anthony J Sadar
Environmental Science Communication, LLC, United States
Susan Z Forney
EHS Communication Partners, Inc., United States
Felipe Pinto
Baker Hughes, United States
Wesley Welch
Synthetik Applied-Technologies, United StatesSubmit your abstract Today
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