Energy application
Refrac
Seal depleted fracture networks so restimulation energy can create new reservoir contact.
Application focus
Seal depleted fractures. Access stranded reserves.
During refracturing, depleted legacy fractures can continue to accept fluid and energy even when the objective is to reach unstimulated rock. Near-wellbore isolation alone may not address the connected fracture volume extending away from the well.
Low-viscosity BioSqueeze fluids are designed to penetrate deep into depleted fractures and form limestone throughout the connected network. Reducing conductivity in those legacy paths gives the subsequent refrac a stronger opportunity to initiate new fractures—without liners or plugs.
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Designed around the connected pathway.
Every program begins with the treatment objective, available diagnostics, access geometry, injectivity and the performance signal that will define success.
- Legacy-fracture sealing
- Refracturing isolation
- Linerless refrac
- New reservoir contact
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