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• W3080736462 abstract "Abstract CO2 storage through CO2 enhanced oil recovery (EOR) is considered as one of the technologies to help promote larger scale deployment of CO2 storage because of associated economic benefits through oil recovery, 45Q tax credits and the utilization of existing infrastructure. The objective of this study is to demonstrate how optimal reservoir management and operation strategies (including well completions and controls) can be used to optimize both CO2 storage and oil recovery. The optimization problem was focused on jointly estimating the well completions (i.e., fraction of injection/production well perforations in each reservoir layer) and CO2 injection/oil production controls that maximize the net present value (NPV) in a CO2 EOR and storage operation. We utilized the newly developed StoSAG algorithm, one of the most efficient optimization algorithms in the reservoir management community, to solve the optimization problem. The performance of joint optimization approach was compared with the performance of well control only optimization approach. In addition, the performance of co-optimization of CO2 storage and oil recovery approach was compared with the performances of maximization of only CO2 storage and maximization of only oil recovery approaches. The optimization results showed that a joint optimization of well completions and well controls can achieve an 8.84% higher final NPV than the one obtained from the optimization of only well controls. It was observed that the NPV incremental for joint optimization is mainly due to the fact that the optimal well completions and controls approach results in efficient CO2 storage and oil production from different reservoir layers depending on the differences in individual layer properties. Comparison of co-optimization (i.e., maximization of NPV) and maximization of only CO2 storage or only oil recovery showed that the co-optimization and maximization of only oil recovery result in significantly higher final NPV than that obtained through maximization of only CO2 storage approach while maximization of only CO2 storage can achieve significantly higher CO2 storage in the reservoir compared to the other two scenarios. The similar results for co-optimization and maximization of oil production are obtained because of the difference in oil revenue compared to CO2 storage tax credit. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study in oil/gas industry and CO2 storage community to perform joint optimization of well completions and well controls in the fields. We expect that the proposed optimization framework will be a useful and efficient tool for field engineers to optimally manage CO2 EOR projects to maximize revenue through oil recovery as well as CO2 storage by taking advantage of the new 45Q tax law." @default.
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• W3080736462 title "Joint Optimization of Well Completions and Controls for CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery and Storage" @default.
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