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Overcoming small organic barriers could reap larger oil recoveries in shale reservoirs

Texas A&M University researchers have found the presence of kerogen plays a vital role in how easily carbon dioxide can travel through shale reservoirs, which could help oil and gas companies reap larger oil recoveries.

By Nancy Luedke March 4, 2020

Original content can be found at Oil and Gas Engineering.


Author Bio: Nancy Luedke, Texas A&M University