Geothermal Energy in the Oil Field: Developments and Opportunities

20 August, 2009
Who Should Attend
This e-symposium is ideal for individuals who want to learn about geothermal energy, current trends, technologies and applications, particularly as integrated with oil and gas.
Objectives
Course Content

This e-symposium covers advances in geothermal energy, integration with petroleum operations, and lessons learned in recent cases. Geothermal resources are being used in oil and gas operations in several ways:

  • geothermally-driven pumps
  • geothermal energy production via injection into abandoned wells
  • geothermal resources used in conjunction with steam-flood and enhanced oil recovery

Advances in geothermal energy are occurring due to a blend of:

  • better understanding of geology and basin temperature dynamics
  • improved technology

Several recent ventures provide insight into new opportunities and applications:

  • Case study: Coproduction of Geothermal Power from Oil and Gas Fields in California
  • Steamflood Performance in a Giant Oilfield: Kern River Field, California
  • Low-temperature geothermal energy from oil fields (Rocky Mountain Testing Center / DOE) -- The power system being used is a commercial standard design Ormat Organic Rankine Cycle power plant. The binary power unit uses hot water from a producing oil well as the heating fluid for a heat exchanger.
  • Shale gas with high bottom-hole temperatures: Marcellus shale; Haynesville shale.

Recording of original webinar, packet of independent study reading materials, PDF of original PowerPoint presentation by FTP download. (Original presentation date: August 20, 2009.) Some materials will also sent by e-mail.

$75
$75
Expires on
01 January, 2099
Member Tuition without CEU
$95
$95
Expires on
01 January, 2099
Nonmember Tuition without CEU
$25
$25
Expires on
01 January, 2099
Student Tuition without CEU
$100
$100
Expires on
01 January, 2099
Member Tuition with CEU
$145
$145
Expires on
01 January, 2099
Nonmember Tuition with CEU
$35
$35
Expires on
01 January, 2099
Student Tuition with CEU
200
Limit
1.0
CEU

Expanded package for CEU credit is $100 for AAPG members, and $145 for non-members. Special Student Pricing: $25 for Webinar only; $35 for Expanded package.

 

Dina L. Lopez Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, USA
Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/lopez-dina.jpg?width=75&quality=90&encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 407
Director, Innovation and Emerging Science and Technology +1 918 560 2604
Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/nash-susan.jpg?width=75&quality=90&encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 28 Susan Nash, Ph.D.

What Can I Do?

Register Online
Add Item

Enter Notes:
 
* You must be logged in to name and customize your collection.
Recommend Recommend
Printable Version Printable Version Email to a friend Email to a friend

See Also: Explorer Article

Explorer Article Is It Time to Resurrect the Lost Art of Conventional Exploration? Is It Time to Resurrect the Lost Art of Conventional Exploration? Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/is-it-time-to-resurrect-conventional-exploration-hero.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 62832
Explorer Article 'We Need Explorationists for New Minerals' 'We Need Explorationists for New Minerals' Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/12dec-We-Need-Explorationists-for-New-Minerals-hero.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 58914
Explorer Article A History of the Energy Minerals Division of the AAPG: Part 2 A History of the Energy Minerals Division of the AAPG: Part 2 Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/history-of-the-EMD-part2-hero.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 50464
Explorer Article Part 1 of 2 A History of the Energy Minerals Division of the AAPG A History of the Energy Minerals Division of the AAPG Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/A-History-of-the-Energy-Minerals-Division-of-the-AAPG-part-1hero.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 50081

See Also: Explorer Division Column DEG

Explorer Division Column DEG A Tale of Four Cities A Tale of Four Cities Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/murin-tim-2016-12dec.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 35182

See Also: Explorer Division Column EMD

Explorer Division Column EMD EMD's Plans for the Future EMD's Plans for the Future Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/camp-wayne-2018-aug.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 49022
Explorer Division Column EMD Viewing the Future from a 40-Year Past Viewing the Future from a 40-Year Past Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/wyatt-doug-2017-11nov.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 42727
Explorer Division Column EMD Getting to Know the Energy Minerals Division Getting to Know the Energy Minerals Division Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/draucker-anne-2016-08aug.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 32865

See Also: Explorer Emphasis

Explorer Emphasis Article Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment MOOSE Offers Real-World Geophysical Modeling MOOSE Offers Real-World Geophysical Modeling Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/moose-offers-real-world-geophysical-modeling-hero.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 13192

See Also: Explorer Policy Watch

Explorer Policy Watch Long-Range Outlook for Oil and Natural Gas Long-Range Outlook for Oil and Natural Gas Desktop /Portals/0/PackFlashItemImages/WebReady/allison-eddie-2016-01jan.jpg?width=100&h=100&mode=crop&anchor=middlecenter&quality=75amp;encoder=freeimage&progressive=true 24633

AAPG Non-endorsement Policy

The American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) does not endorse or recommend any products and services that may be cited, used or discussed in AAPG publications or in presentations at events associated with AAPG.