Cancelling surfactant and polymer injection

This will likely set a precedent

This applicant is cancelling surfactant and polymer injection into a part of this famous ER scheme. Poor economics are blamed. We found this using AppIntel.

Watching this application will be interesting as the AER will be certain to have questions and request much more data and justification. This application will likely be closed or set a new precedent in treatment of ASP schemes.

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Tags: Polymer, Flood

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