Unlocking Well Potential with CO2 Tracer Application in High Deviation Well

Author:

Kueh Jing Zhi1,Lim Jit Sen1,Claudius Rick Raynold1,Huong Chii Seen1,Dev Daevin1,Thamilarasu Mohana Ramanee1,Abdul Wahab Nurul Syafiqa1,Hashim Hazlina1

Affiliation:

1. Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd

Abstract

Abstract In offshore environment, it is common for operators to develop the field with high deviation wells, in order to optimize both field development cost and reservoir drainage. Well intervention for high deviation wells can be difficult, as specialized tools are needed for well intervention in high deviation wells. As such, high deviation wells normally have well issues after 5 years of production. In Field B, 4 high deviation wells were having unhealthy well lifting, well lifting diagnostics and optimization was needed in order to sustain well and field production. CO2 Tracer Survey was selected for well lifting diagnostics, and all wells were found to have some degree of well lifting issue. With the result from CO2 Tracer Survey, gas lift optimization was conducted, and well was restored to its design condition.

Publisher

SPE

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