Jee to Support Enhanced Oil Recovery Project

May 21, 2015

Aberdeen based Jee Ltd, an independent multi-discipline subsea engineering and training firm, has been awarded a contract from Amec Foster Wheeler for the front end engineering design (FEED) of a jacket rigid polymer injection riser package (including J-tubes) as part of an enhanced oil recovery (EOR) field development.
The pilot project will demonstrate the use of polymer chemical injection technology, a new technique to maximize the economic recovery of UK hydrocarbon reserves.
Jonathan McGregor (Photo: Jee)
Jonathan McGregor (Photo: Jee)
On the project, Amec Foster Wheeler will engineer a new bridge-linked platform which will be tied into existing facilities and utilized to store, mix and pump the polymer. In 2015, Jee’s engineers will support the first phase of the project by conducting the FEED for the polymer riser injection package as part of the entire EOR field development program.
Jonathan McGregor, Head of Engineering at Jee, said, “The ever-changing downhole environment represents a challenge when injecting chemical agents into existing reservoir fluids. The work carried out by Jee’s highly experienced engineers on this innovative project will allow for informed decisions to be made, with the aim of successful long-term oil recovery.”
A new platform development for EOR is a world first. The project will utilize technologies including 4-D seismic imaging, horizontal drilling and pump technology. Development drilling is expected to take place from 2015 until 2020.

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