Results for tag: "Enhanced Gas Recovery"

Enhanced Gas Recovery (EGR) is a process used to increase the amount of natural gas that can be extracted from a reservoir. It involves injecting a gas, such as carbon dioxide, into the reservoir to increase the pressure and reduce the viscosity of the gas, allowing it to flow more easily. This process can also be used to reduce the amount of water in the reservoir, which can help to reduce the cost of production. EGR is used in both onshore and offshore gas fields, and is becoming increasingly important as the demand for natural gas continues to grow. EGR is a cost-effective way to increase the amount of natural gas that can be extracted from a reservoir, and is becoming increasingly popular as a way to reduce the environmental impact of gas production. It is also being used to increase the efficiency of existing gas fields, allowing them to produce more gas with less energy. Companies in the EGR market include Shell, BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Total, and Eni. Show Less Read more