Oil reservoir formation damage is a challenging issue associated with water and/or gas
reservoir flooding in secondary and tertiary oil recovery operations. Some enhanced oil …

Carbon dioxide (CO2) in enhanced oil recovery (EOR) has received significant attention due
to its potential to increase ultimate recovery from mature conventional oil reserves. CO2 …

Nanoparticles serve various purposes in the hydrocarbon industry which are utilized to
improve the volume of oil and gas production. Nanomaterials are used in petroleum …

Unconventional petroleum ores have been considered to be an important part of petroleum
resources and an important alternative source of chemicals and energy supply. Extremely …

Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) using CO 2 injection is promising with economic and
environmental benefits as an active climate-change mitigation approach. Nevertheless, the …

Recently, numbers of studies have been conducted by using nanoparticles as novel foam
stabilizer to enhance oil recovery (EOR). However, previous studies have not classified the …

Heavy oil is estimated to account for about 70% of the remaining oil reserves and
considered as the most promising and readily available oil resource to meet energy …

By trapping CO2 and storing it in matured and depleted geological formations, atmospheric
CO2 release can be reduced. Carbon capture and storage on a large scale can help to …

Nanoparticles are extensively used at lab scale to improve physicochemical characteristics
like interfacial tension, wettability, rheological behavior in different hydrocarbon recovery …

Carbon dioxide enhanced oil recovery (CO 2-EOR) is one of the significant technologies to
increase oil production and also to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Carbonate reservoirs …