EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Course

Name: Advanced EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Training Course
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Screen recovery methods, design field pilots, and build traceable evidence for EOR investment and scale-up decisions.

EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Course

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: London, Prague, Trabzon, Madrid, Lisbon, Accra and more
Next session: 9 – 13 November 2026, London
Average fee: 7,500 €

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Advanced EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Training Course

Overview

Advanced EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Training Course is a one-week course for reservoir and subsurface teams who leave with an EOR Project Screening and Pilot Assurance File. Participants apply enhanced oil recovery screening, recovery mechanism diagnosis, EOR pilot design, injectivity and conformance monitoring, and scale-up assurance to mature-field decisions. The course links reservoir evidence, laboratory results, simulation, economics, uncertainty, and decision gates. Agile Leaders Training Center presents EOR project screening and pilot design.

Who Should Attend

Reservoir engineering functions responsible for remaining-oil assessment, recovery forecasts, and method selection
Petroleum and production engineering functions responsible for injection performance, well response, and field integration
Laboratory and fluid functions responsible for compatibility, rheology, phase behavior, and displacement evidence
Subsurface asset functions responsible for development decisions, uncertainty, economics, and scale-up
EOR project functions responsible for pilot scope, execution readiness, monitoring, and decision gates
Technical assurance functions responsible for evidence challenge, risk review, and approval records

The course assumes participants can interpret reservoir, fluid, production, and economic data, and it leaves out introductory reservoir engineering, general production operations, software administration, and full-field simulation instruction.

Departments and Industries

The course supports departments and industries that evaluate and deliver enhanced recovery investments.

Oil and gas reservoir development, production, and asset management
Geothermal and subsurface fluid-injection projects
Laboratory, chemical, gas-injection, and reservoir technology services
Field development planning, economics, and investment assurance
Research, pilot testing, and recovery technology development

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Build reservoir and fluid data-readiness records for EOR screening
Compare gas, chemical, and thermal recovery methods
Analyze laboratory, simulation, economic, and uncertainty evidence
Design pilot objectives, patterns, measurements, and acceptance criteria
Diagnose injectivity, conformance, sweep, and production responses
Evaluate decision gates and prioritize scale-up actions

Course Agenda

Day 1: Screen Reservoir and Fluid Evidence

Remaining-Oil and Recovery-Mechanism Diagnostic Map
Reservoir and Fluid Data-Readiness Register
Prior Waterflood Response Evidence Sheet
EOR Method Screening Criteria Matrix
Data Gap, Assumption, and Uncertainty Log

Day 2: Select EOR Methods

Miscible Gas and CO2 Injection Selection Model
Polymer Mobility-Control Assessment Sheet
Surfactant, Alkaline, and ASP Evidence Matrix
Thermal Recovery Applicability Checklist
Method Ranking and Elimination Decision Board

Day 3: Build Laboratory and Simulation Evidence

Fluid Compatibility and Phase-Behavior Test Plan
Rheology, Adsorption, and Interfacial-Tension Evidence Table
Coreflood and Displacement Test Interpretation Sheet
Sector Simulation Assumption and Calibration Register
Technical-Economic Scenario and Sensitivity Matrix

Day 4: Design and Monitor the Pilot

Pilot Objective and Success-Criteria Charter
Pattern, Well-Spacing, and Injectant-Volume Design Sheet
Injectivity, Conformance, and Sweep Monitoring Plan
Instrumentation, Sampling, and Surveillance Schedule
Pilot Risk, Contingency, and Decision-Gate Register

Day 5: Practice EOR Project Assurance

Suggested Exercise: Audit Reservoir Screening Evidence
Suggested Exercise: Compare Gas, Chemical, and Thermal Options
Suggested Exercise: Diagnose Pilot Monitoring Responses
Suggested Exercise: Challenge Economics, Uncertainty, and Scale-Up Readiness
Capstone Exercise: Complete the EOR Project Screening and Pilot Assurance File

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities to convert technical evidence into traceable EOR project decisions.

Suggested activity: screen a mature reservoir and document data gaps, assumptions, and recovery-mechanism evidence.
Suggested activity: compare gas, polymer, surfactant, and thermal options against reservoir and fluid constraints.
Suggested activity: design a pilot pattern with measurements, success criteria, risks, and contingencies.
Suggested activity: interpret pilot responses and recommend stop, modify, extend, or scale-up actions.

FAQs

Who suits advanced EOR project screening and pilot design, and what does it assume?

Advanced EOR project screening suits reservoir engineers, production technologists, laboratory specialists, project teams, asset decision-makers, and assurance reviewers. It assumes working ability with reservoir, fluid, production, simulation, and economic evidence.

How does EOR project screening differ from introductory reservoir engineering?

EOR project screening compares recovery mechanisms, method applicability, laboratory evidence, pilot design, monitoring, economics, uncertainty, and scale-up gates. Introductory reservoir engineering establishes broader concepts such as rock and fluid properties, material balance, flow, and depletion behavior.

What evidence supports selection of an EOR method?

EOR method selection uses reservoir depth, pressure, temperature, heterogeneity, fluid properties, residual oil, prior flood response, compatibility tests, displacement evidence, simulation results, injectivity expectations, economics, uncertainty, and operational constraints.

How should an EOR pilot define success before injection?

An EOR pilot should define measurable objectives, baseline behavior, pattern and volumes, instrumentation, injectivity and conformance indicators, production response, uncertainty ranges, acceptance criteria, contingencies, and decision gates before injection begins.

Conclusion

Participants take back an EOR Project Screening and Pilot Assurance File linking data readiness, method selection, laboratory and simulation evidence, pilot design, monitoring, economics, uncertainty, and scale-up gates. It changes disconnected studies into a traceable project decision. The file supports technical review, pilot governance, and post-pilot learning.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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Frequently asked questions

What does this course cover?

OverviewAdvanced EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Training Course is a one-week course for reservoir and subsurface teams who leave with an EOR Project Screening and Pilot Assurance File. Participants apply enhanced oil recovery screening, recovery mechanism diagnosis, EOR pilot design, injectivity and conformance monitoring, and scale-up assurance…

Are training dates available?

Yes. Available dates and destinations are listed in the course dates section on this page.

How can I register?

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Can I download the course brochure?

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EOR Project Screening and Pilot Design Course