Canadian energy transition tech company, GERI, accelerates commercialization

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(DCSG) technology is ready to deploy, enhancing oil recovery at low carbon intensity by co-injecting steam and non-condensable gas (NCG), mainly carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrogen (N2) into oil reservoirs. Results with GERI's DCSG have shown oil production increased significantly over the baseline rate, with steam-oil ratios (SOR) as low as 0.6, and up to 70% of the CO2 injected downhole remaining underground.

The DCSG is a game-changing innovation. It is highly portable, fits on a standard well lease and requires no new drilling, thereby limiting land disturbance and costly infrastructure investments. GERI's DCSG can be used with vertical and horizontal well types and can be deployed in both thermally and non-thermally cased wells using GERI's patented CasingCooler™.

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GERI is a Canadian energy transition technology company that provides enhanced heavy-oil recovery solutions to simultaneously recover more oil and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. With a mission of Recovering More, Emitting Less™, GERI aims to enable producers to achieve the tricky balance of boosting oil recovery, decarbonizing at speed, and ensuring healthy returns on investments. 

For media inquiries, contact: Diane Bennett, Senior PR Manager, GERI (General Energy Recovery Inc.), Mobile: [phone]-GERI (4374), [e-mail] 

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