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Requirements<br />

Comments<br />

c) porosity <strong>and</strong> permeability of the<br />

disposal zone,<br />

d) viscosity of the injected fluid <strong>and</strong> the<br />

reservoir fluid, <strong>and</strong><br />

e) the distance between the proposed<br />

disposal well(s) <strong>and</strong> any hydrocarbon<br />

pool or accumulation.<br />

6) An interpreted <strong>and</strong> annotated log crosssection<br />

or representative well log(s) showing<br />

a) stratigraphic interpretation of the<br />

zone(s) of interest,<br />

b) interpretation of the fluid interfaces<br />

present,<br />

c) completions <strong>and</strong> treatments to the<br />

wellbore(s), with dates,<br />

d) cumulative production,<br />

e) finished drilling date <strong>and</strong> kelly bushing<br />

(KB) elevation, <strong>and</strong><br />

f) the scale of the log readings.<br />

Conservation<br />

If disposal is to occur into a hydrocarbon pool or an associated aquifer, it must be evident that<br />

it will not have a detrimental effect on ultimate hydrocarbon recovery from the pool.<br />

If the proposed disposal well is more than 1.6 km from any hydrocarbon pool or<br />

accumulation, you may omit requirements relating to conservation.<br />

Requirements<br />

Comments<br />

1) Identification of the ERCB-designated pool<br />

to receive the disposal fluid <strong>and</strong>/or any<br />

ERCB-designated pool within 1.6 km of the<br />

proposed disposal well.<br />

2) A statement on whether incremental<br />

hydrocarbon recovery is anticipated as a<br />

result of the proposed injection. If it is, state<br />

the incremental volume relative to the<br />

original oil in place (OOIP).<br />

If incremental recovery is anticipated as a<br />

result of the proposed injection, consider<br />

applying <strong>for</strong> enhanced recovery rather than<br />

disposal.<br />

ERCB <strong>Directive</strong> <strong>065</strong>: <strong>Resources</strong> <strong>Applications</strong> / Class I-IV Disposal (October 2011) • 4-3

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