Conditions for the Formation of Ultra-deep Hydrocarbon Systems

Guliev, I. S.; Kerimov, V. Yu.; Osipov, A.V.; Мустаев, Р. Н.; Dantsova, K.I.

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“…Significant commercial discoveries and project successes in many sedimentary basins in China [2,3], on the shelf of the Gulf of Mexico [4] and Brazil (Santos, Campos) [5], as well as theoretical elaborations allowed to refine the possibilities of generation and preservation of hydrocarbons (including liquid hydrocarbons) at large depths [6].These reasons explain the interest in the strata of basal horizons of ancient platforms [7], basement protrusions [8,9], and transitional (between basement and sedimentary deposits) complexes.…”

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Detection of potential reservoirs of the Mezen syneclise of the Eastern European platform

Peskov,

Dovgan,

Kravchenko

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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The possibility of discovering new hydrocarbon deposits within the north-eastern segment of the European part of Russia will reduce the cost of transporting hydrocarbons to major industrial centres. And access to Russia’s most important transport artery, the Northern Sea Route, in the context of the growing importance of the tanker fleet and reorientation of sales markets proves the need to build up the region’s resource base. However, it is necessary to take into account the environmental and climatic risks associated with hydrocarbon production in the Arctic conditions, as well as their transport. This paper presents the data of paleoreconstructions of sedimentation settings of Precambrian sedimentary strata in the light of updating the history of development of the Mezen-Belomr region and studying the reservoir properties of the Riphean-Wendian part of the sedimentary cover section. As a result, formations with enhanced filtration-capacity properties were identified. The Vendian part of the section is characterised by good values of open porosity (up to 20.89%).

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Detection of potential reservoirs of the Mezen syneclise of the Eastern European platform

Peskov,

Dovgan,

Kravchenko

2024

E3S Web Conf.

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“…It was established [7][8][9][10] that for conversion of the organic matter in oil are important the position of the oil and gas window, deposition and basin subsidence rates. Deposition of the sediment cover had various rates associated with the basin subsidence tempo and the volume of the sediment fill.…”

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Geochemical Environment of Oil and Gas Occurrences in the South-Caspian Basin Based on the Results of the Study of Mud Volcano Ejecta

Мустаев¹

2017

Orient. J. Chem

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The article demonstrates the results of geochemical studies with products of mud volcanoes conducted for a purpose of evaluating the generative potential of the South-Caspian basin. The kerogen types have been identified for different stratigraphic intervals and stages of the OM thermal maturity have been determined. The correlation had been established between the generative potential and the basin deposition and subsidence rate.

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Conditions for the Formation of Ultra-deep Hydrocarbon Systems

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Detection of potential reservoirs of the Mezen syneclise of the Eastern European platform

Detection of potential reservoirs of the Mezen syneclise of the Eastern European platform

Geochemical Environment of Oil and Gas Occurrences in the South-Caspian Basin Based on the Results of the Study of Mud Volcano Ejecta

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