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Well Abandonment
INVESTIGATE THE POTENTIAL FOR SURFACE CASING VENT FLOW/GROUNDWATER MIGRATION ISSUES
The identification of the set of tools that comprise the best approach to understand the presence/absence and source of GM, in addition to the depth and flux of stray gases will assist in designing appropriate and effective remediation.
FLUID MECHANIC CAUSES OF GAS MIGRATION
This project proposes an in depth study of those physical causes related to fluid mechanic issues, with the aim of improving physical understanding in the industry.
IDENTIFYING, CHARACTERIZING AND ADDRESSING SOIL AND GROUNDWATER ISSUES RELATED TO SCVF AND OTHER TYPES OF NATURAL GAS MIGRATION
Improving the understanding of the impacts of surface casing vent flows. Gas migration from wellbores is a potentially significant liability and cost issue that requires greater technical understanding of causal mechanisms and potential environmental impacts.
METHANE EMISSIONS – HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL HEALTH RISK BASED RANKING AND PRIORITIZATION TOOL
There is need for a methodology that can be used to rank wells in terms of risk potential and thus timeliness for mitigation
EUTECTIC SALT REPLACEMENT FOR CEMENT IN OIL AND GAS WELL ABANDONMENTS
The possible utility of the eutectic salt as a replacement for cement in well abandonments.
DOWNHOLE WELL ABANDONMENT PROJECT
This report looks at both the minimum length of an in casing cement plug required to withstand 7000 kPa in a pressure balanced test design, and an evaluation of cement strength using neat Class G hydrated in different wellbore fluid environments.
DEVELOPMENT OF IMPROVED EMISSION FACTORS AND SPECIATION DATA FOR HEATED HEAVY OIL STORAGE TANKS
This report presents the results of measurements performed to quantify and characterize atmospheric emissions from heated heavy oil storage tank vents at cold heavy oil production (CHOP) facilities.
EVALUATION OF CONVECTIVE LOSSES IN UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
This report is presented as part of a multi-year study being conducted in cooperation with Carleton University to develop improved algorithms for estimating average and instantaneous emissions from petroleum storage tanks.
CATALYTIC COMBUSTION FOR THE ELIMINATION OF METHANE, BTEX AND OTHER VOC
Part of an initiative to address methane and volatile organic chemical (VOC) vent emissions, in upstream oil and gas operations, that are currently considered uneconomic and technically difficult or impossible to reduce by other means.
PNEUMATIC PUMP ALTERNATIES FOR COLD WEATHER
The industry is actively pursuing alternatives to gas-driven chemical injection pumps as a means to reduce venting emissions.
LEAK DETECTION AND REPAIR BASELINE
The FEMP Assessment attempts to evaluate current industry LDAR practices, measurement methodologies, reporting mechanisms, leak and vent categorizations, and repair rates from a significant sample of Canadian oil and gas producers.
Mitigating low volume methane emissions
Provide an updated technology scan of commercial technologies, revisit research on the top two technologies, and determine which would be the most likely to succeed that is at a technical readiness level suitable for commercial validation.