Fenix Consulting Delft; Understanding Enhanced Production and Recovery
Fenix provides a range of reservoir, production and stimulation engineering services with a focus on optimizing productivity and improving recovery, next to ensuring safe and efficient subsurface storage. Fenix's services commonly form a basis for investment decisions in subsurface resource development projects.
The production engineering expertise provided by Fenix is focused on hydraulic fracturing and all connected engineering involved. Our stimulation and hydraulic fracturing engineering is driven by available data
One of Fenix's main contributions to the industry over the years has been to improve the understanding of fractured well performance by linking fracturing results from pressure matching to 3D multi-phase, multi-layer reservoir simulation results.
Since 1990 Fenix has been involved in modeling and implementation of long-term injections (water/polymer-flooding, DCI, H2S/CO2 re-injection, gas storage projects, geothermal injection/production pairs, etc.).
Fenix provides a number of different training courses to the industry. We normally tailor the courses to the technical background and objectives of the students. Just inform us what you wish to achieve and we will provide you with a fitting training course.
SPE International Hydraulic Fracturing Conference and Exhibition (IHFTC) (September 2025)
Fenix's Josef Shaoul is again a programme committee member at the upcoming SPE IHFTC, planned for 23-25 September 2025 in Muscat, Oman. We are looking forward to meeting you and having good discussions on efficient production and recovery.
New Steps in Reservoir Simulation Solutions (August 2024)
Using Fenix expertise and new GPU based reservoir simulation software, it was possible to compare the recovery efficiency of different completion solutions much quicker than previously possible in a typical Middle Eastern naturally fractured low permeability carbonate reservoir. For this kind of reservoir it is necessary to capture the complete dual porosity/dual permeability effects, in combination with a very fine grid to be able to model the details of the completion. This solution is generating workable runtimes and delivering better insight.
For the upcoming SPE EAME Stimulation workshop, planned for 25-26 March 2025 in Bucharest, Romania, Fenix's Josef Shaoul is again the co-chairman and looking forward to meeting you and having good discussions on efficient production and recovery.
