Abstract
In the world, with the development of science, brand new technologies are being created to generate energy resources (e.g., hydrogen energy, electric car, etc.). These inventions will reduce the consumption and cost of hydrocarbon resources. This leaves oil and gas resource producers with only one option – accelerated development of oil and gas fields with low capital investment. This monograph is devoted to the development of oil and gas fields in a short period of time with a reduction in the volume of drilling operations and well quality by at least 50%. The developed technology of simultaneous split operation will give an impetus to volumetric production of hydrocarbons, accelerated field development and reduction of capital investments, as well as lead to the production of all recoverable and non-recoverable reserves from the subsoil. This monograph also delves into the technological aspects of operating wells in the Altyguyi gas condensate field. The scientific work examines the operational and technological aspects of hydrodynamic and thermohydrodynamic studies. To support this research, patents for invention No. 643 and 644, dated January 6, 2015, were obtained (application numbers 14/101317 and 15/101320). These patents cover the “Simultaneous method of separate and joint operation of several productive horizons by one chink and device for its realization” and the “Method of dual oil and gas production from one well in a multizone”. Based on the findings of the conducted analyses, studies, and calculations, the implementation of the intensification of the gas condensate field using the oil and gas DC method by one well is justified. This approach represents a first in global practice and aims to reduce capital investments and accelerate development.
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