Carbonate reservoirs present unique challenges for matrix acidising due to varying completion lengths, reservoir conditions, and formation characteristics like permeability, lithology, temperature, and pressure. Novel fluid solutions are essential to minimise formation damage, optimise wormholing efficiency, and enhance hydrocarbon recovery.  This session will explore recent innovations, field applications, and insights into these fluid systems, comparing their performance with conventional systems. Participants will gain valuable knowledge about the latest research, industry best practices, and emerging trends in acid stimulation for carbonate reservoirs.

Presentations:

1345- 1415    Laboratory Evaluation of Single-Phase Retarded Acid System Performance in Limestone and Dolomite Rock – Learnings from 250+ Experiments
                     Dr. Timothy I. Morrow, Research Scientist - Production Optimization, ADNOC Research and Innovation Center

1415-1445      Novel Class of Retarded, Newtonian, Single-phase Acid Stimulation Fluid System
                      Moin Muhammad, VP Technology, NESR                      

1445-1515     Breaking the Trade-off: Field-Proven Chemical Solution Achieving Both Consolidation and Enhanced Conductivity in Carbonate
                     Ragni Hatlebakk, Head of R&D, VitriTech