The paper, SPE-228070, titled “Blueprint for Tight Carbonate Reservoirs Productivity Enhancement: A Comprehensive Analysis of Advanced Stimulation Techniques,” is being presented at the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) 2025 in Houston, Texas.
The study provides a comprehensive evaluation of multiple stimulation methods used to enhance productivity in tight carbonate reservoirs. By comparing different approaches and their performance over time, the paper offers valuable insights into technologies that can help unlock reservoir potential and improve well performance.
For Fishbones, the findings are particularly encouraging.
“We are always pleased to see our technology evaluated through independent technical studies and real field data. The publication of this paper reflects the continued interest in identifying stimulation methods that can deliver sustainable production improvements in challenging reservoirs,” says Mohamed Malak, Business Development Director, Middle East.
Documented long-term value
One of the key conclusions highlighted in the paper is the sustained long-term production uplift associated with Fishbones technology. While long-term well performance has consistently been a core focus for Fishbones, it is especially rewarding to see these results documented and validated through customer-led analysis.
The study contributes to the growing body of technical literature examining advanced reservoir stimulation solutions and their impact on production performance in carbonate formations.
“The industry's ability to share operational experiences and documented results through technical publications is essential for driving innovation and improving field performance. We appreciate our customer's willingness to share their findings and contribute to the broader industry knowledge base,” says Mohamed Malak.
At Fishbones, we remain committed to delivering technologies that help operators maximize reservoir contact, improve production performance, and create long-term value.
We would like to thank our customer for including Fishbones in this important study and for sharing their experience with the wider industry community.
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