01-01 – Improved Recovery From Existing Assets
01-02 – Extended Asset Life

02-01 – Physical Properties
02-02 – Solubility and Viscosity

03-01 – Fluid Screening Parameters
03-02 – Reservoir Parameters
03-03 – Additional Factors

04-01 – How CO-2 Flooding Works in the Reservoir
04-02 – Minimum Miscibility Pressure (MMP)

05-01 – The Design Process
05-02 – CO2 Flood Performance Predictions
05-03 – Why Do Some CO2 Projects Fail?

06-01 – High Pressure CO2 and Corrosion
06-02 – Field Systems

07-01 – Wellbore Management
07-02 – Injection and Production Wells
07-03 – Workovers and Well Control

08-01 – What is WAG?
08-02 – WAG Decisions and Designs
08-03 – The Injection Management Process

09-01 – Facility Constraints
09-02 – Downtime / Reliability
09-03 – WAG Implementation
09-04 – Surveillance Data and Analysis
09-05 – Operational Issues with CO2 Flooding

10-01 – Ongoing CO2 Project Optimization
10-02 – Surveillance for Project Optimization

11-01 – Definitions and Levels of Analysis
11-02 – Regular reviews for Optimizing Performance

12-01 – Sweep Challenges
12-02 – Techniques to address Sweep Challenges

13-01 – SACROC Case Study
13-02 – Rangely Weber Sand Unit Case Study
13-03 – Opportunities in Residual Oil Zones