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In-Situ Generation Of Hydrocarbons From Kerogen Using Electromagnetic Radiation, Forrest Green
In-Situ Generation Of Hydrocarbons From Kerogen Using Electromagnetic Radiation, Forrest Green
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From using surface seeps to modern day exploitation of hydrocarbon source rocks, the petroleum industry is awaiting the next big innovation, accelerated kerogen conversion. In the industry’s history, electromagnetic radiation (EMR) has been used for exploration and now it will be taken to the extreme by determining an effective and efficient method to synthetically generate readily available hydrocarbons. The study starts with examining and defining what kerogen is and its importance as a source material. A strong understanding of what kerogen is, and an analysis of other in-situ projects presents an opportunity to study the finer details of kerogen’s conversion …