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Bazhenov Formation

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10 cubic metres) of oil and 1,920 trillion cubic feet (54 trillion cubic metres) of gas as the risked, technically recoverable. Total hydrocarbon resources are estimated in 50 to 150 billion tonnes.
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10 cubic metres) for the formation. The Russian government agency Rosnedra estimated in 2012 that the Bazhenov contained 180 to 360 billion barrels of recoverable reserves. According to
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Kokorev, V.I.; Darischev, V.I.; Ahmadeyshin, I.A.; Schekoldin, K.A.; Bokserman, A.A. (2013). "The Impact of Thermogas Technologies on the Bazhenov Formation Studies Results".
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time. The sea covered more than one million square kilometers in the central basin area. Highly organic-rich siliceous shales were deposited during this time in
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estimates published in June 2013, the total Bazhenov shale prospective area has a resource of a risked tight oil in-place of 1,243 billion barrels (1.976
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on the sea bottom. The sea was connected to the world's oceans and contains trace minerals derived from dissolved minerals and organic materials similar to
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in-place of 1,920 trillion cubic feet (54 trillion cubic metres), with 74.6 billion barrels (1.186
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The International Energy Agency has described Russia's Bazhenov formation as the world's largest source rock
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Lopatin, N.V.; Zubairaev, S.L.; Kos, I.M.; Emets, T.P.; Romanov, E.A.; Malchikhina, O.V. (April 2003).
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has called it the world's largest oil source rock) the formation is believed to contain substantial
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of the Bazhenov Formation puts oil in place at 2 trillion barrels (3.2
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Map showing extent of the Bazhenov Formation continuous tight oil resource
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estimated recoverable reserves of 22 billion barrels (3.5
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It was formed in a marine basin connected to the world oceans
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Will Russia replicate US success in tight oil development?
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Index


geological stratum
West Siberian basin
Tithonian
Berriasian
anoxic conditions
sapropel
Black Sea
source rock
International Energy Agency
reserves
unconventional
tight oil
kerogen
Wood Mackenzie
Rosneft
U.S. Energy Information Administration
shale gas
"Petroleum Geology and Resources of the West Siberian Basin, Russia"
"Geochemistry of the Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous Bazhenov Formation, West Siberia"
Bibcode
1996EcGeo..91..122G
doi
10.2113/gsecongeo.91.1.122
"Russia makes progress on shale oil output but hurdles remain"


Society of Petroleum Engineers
doi
10.2118/166890-MS

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