The well is currently being developed.
The reservoirs at which the technology was tested are characterized by their difficult geologic aspects, including low permeability, high heterogeneity and permeable intervals in their section. The “nitrogen” and “foam” of the hydraulic fracturing is a technology to pump inert gas (in this case nitrogen) together with standard frac liquid during both the late stages and throughout the course of treatment.
This method increases fracture conductivity and allows for quickly and more effectively cleaning the fracture. An advantage of using this technology is that it quickly treats the well using energy from the injected nitrogen. It also limits the growth of fractures because the nitrogen injected into the reservoir has high compressibility, lowering the risk of getting inflow from flooded production and reducing the time it takes to for the well to begin production.