Thursday, March 20, 2008 7:30:28 PM
"cold production has been successful (Blackrock produced bitumen from carbonates using conventional production)"
Not to be a downer (which I keep having to be), but this is straight from the Wikipedia article on tar sands cold production:
"It has the advantage of being cheap and the disadvantage that it recovers only 5-6% of the oil in place."
Do the math, Strata's bitumen is not economic with a 5-6% recovery factor. They need to investigate other in-situ technologies with their pilot wells that could possibly have higher recovery factors. The fact that cold production might work does not help Strata.
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