Key words: dolomite reservoirs, reservoir stimulation, hydrochloric acid treatment, hydraulic fracturing, secondary opening-out of productive formations, geomechanical properties.
This paper considers the perspective technologies of reservoir development in Eastern Siberia. Brief world experience overview of the similar reservoir development is presented. Paper shows the results of such stimulation methods as hydrochloric acid treatment and proppant hydraulic fracturing of low permeability dolomite formations that are developed by RN-Exploration and penetrated by exploratory wells in Lisovsky and Savostyanov oilfields in Eastern Siberia. Practical recommendations for the further search of such reservoirs stimulation techniques are presented.
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