This paper describes a new algorithm for selecting candidate wells for water shut-off works. A new comprehensive methodology for the selection of candidate wells for water shut-off technology is proposed, consisting of 4 stages, where wells with excessive water cut are identified. The reasons for the water cut are determined, and the effectiveness of water shut-off technology on a potential candidate well is substantiated and predicted. The proposed method has been tested by the example of two wells in terrigenous reservoirs of a gas-oil field.
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