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What is gas field development?

The ultimate aim of natural gas exploration and the basis of gas field development is to obtain geological reserves data. In the gas field development stage, gas reservoir reserves usually refer to proven geological reserves.

Can a Carboniferous gas reservoir be converted into a gas storage facility?

The reservoir space is primarily pore-fracture type, and rapid injection and withdrawal induce minimal pressure changes, indicating low stress sensitivity. The comprehensive evaluation concludes that the Carboniferous gas reservoir possesses favorable geological conditions, making it suitable for conversion into a gas storage facility.

How are proved reserves determined in a gas field development plan?

In the early evaluation stage, the proved reserves, which form the basis of the conceptual design and development plan for gas field development, can be determined using the volumetric method or the reservoir volume method, depending on the reservoir type.

What are the three factors affecting gas reservoir development?

On the whole, the three factors, the spatial structure of the reservoir, the occurrence state of the fluid, and the boundary of gas reservoir, are important bases for optimizing the methods of calculating different reserves. Likewise, they are the key parameters for continuous understanding of gas reservoir during its entire life cycle development.

Does stress affect the percolation capacity of W gas reservoirs?

The W gas reservoir is a porous-fractured carbonate reservoir that is highly heterogeneous. Given that the change in stress may significantly affect the percolation capacity of the reservoirs, conducting research and evaluation on reservoir stress sensitivity is critical for ensuring the reliable service of gas storage sites 24, 25, 26, 38, 39.

What is the capping capacity of a gas storage reservoir?

For a gas storage reservoir, the capping capacity of the cap is the ability of the reservoir to prevent the escape of natural gas, which controls the vertical distribution, abundance, and working pressure of natural gas in the reservoir (Liu et al. ).

Starting from the development of Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) technology, the site selection of CAES in depleted gas and oil reservoirs, the evolution mechanism of reservoir dynamic sealing, and the high-flow CAES and injection technology are summarized.

Starting from the development of Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) technology, the site selection of CAES in depleted gas and oil reservoirs, the evolution mechanism of reservoir dynamic sealing, and the high-flow CAES and injection technology are summarized.

Utilizing energy storage in depleted oil and gas reservoirs can improve productivity while reducing power costs and is one of the best ways to achieve synergistic development of "Carbon Peak–Carbon Neutral" and "Underground Resource Utilization". Starting from the development of Compressed Air

In this research, we have analyzed the lithology, lithofacies, reservoir space type, pore combination mode, and reservoir microscopic characteristics of volcanic reservoirs using the energy storage coefficient as a constraint. Then, the method of reservoir classification was proposed. The results

Geological thermal energy storage (GeoTES) utilizes underground reservoirs to store and dispatch energy per a given demand schedule that can span entire seasons. The energy input can be of various sources/forms; in this paper, we investigate 1) GeoTES technology with solar thermal hybridization and

For low-productivity gas wells, insufficient formation pressure leads to issues like liquid loading and decreased gas production rates. Intermittent production, where wells are periodically shut-in and open, is a common approach to address these problems. This strategy allows formation pressure

Utilizing energy storage in depleted oil and gas reservoirs can improve productivity while reducing power costs and is one of the best ways to achieve synergistic development of "Carbon Peak–Carbon Neutral" and "Underground Resource Utiliza-tion". Starting from the development of Compressed Air

The analysis revealed that within the first 6 months of production from the Shan 2 3 gas layer, daily gas production ranged from .19 to 156,078.17 m 3 /d, averaging 24,037.9 m 3 /d. Over the first year, average daily production varied from .05 to 136,806.99 m 3 /d, averaging 23,469.23 m 3

Frontiers | Classification and Evaluation of Volcanic Rock

In this research, we have analyzed the lithology, lithofacies, reservoir space type, pore combination mode, and reservoir microscopic characteristics of volcanic reservoirs

Comprehensive geological analysis and evaluation of the

This study confirms the geological viability of this conversion and aims to provide a theoretical foundation for transforming porous-fractured carbonate reservoirs into gas storage

An overview of the IEA greenhouse gas R&D programme

The E coefficient takes account of various geological and technical factors that could restrict the amount of pore space available for storage but does not take into account

(PDF) Classification and Evaluation of Volcanic Rock

The volcanic rock reservoirs in the Wangfu gas field can be subdivided into three categories by considering the energy storage coefficient.

Geological Thermal Energy Storage (GeoTES) Charged with

As illustrated in Figure 1, GeoTES can take various energy sources such as solar thermal and excess grid renewable electricity, store the energy with water reservoirs and depleted oil/gas

Field Development Optimization for Low-Productivity Gas Wells

Ineffective operating schedules can undermine the benefits of intermittent production, resulting in increased liquid loading and decreased gas production. Therefore, it is

Development and technology status of energy storage in

The devel-opment trend of CAES technology is proposed, and the future development path is scrutinized to provide reference for the research of CAES projects in depleted oil and gas

Analysis of Factors Influencing Tight Sandstone Gas

Gas saturation demonstrates a minimal impact on production according to single-factor analysis. The evaluated factors such as the gas productivity coefficient, energy storage coefficient, and enrichment coefficient

Journal of Natural Gas Geoscience

Based on the demand for reserves evaluation in the different development stages, this paper reviews the calculation methods of different reserves for different gas reservoirs, to

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‘Development of Storage Coefficients for CO2 Storage in Deep Saline Formations’. IEAGHG Report /13. Presentation at CSLF TG Mar ‘Geological Storage of CO2 in Basalts’,