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The world is in need of an organization that is dedicated to finding new ways to harvest
natural resources, in particular resources that were previously inaccessible. The Center of Innovation for Flow Through Porous Media (COIFPM) at the University of Wyoming is the world leader in research, development, and practical
implementation of novel breakthrough technologies for extraction of oil and gas and
geo-storage of greenhouse gases under conditions that were unimaginable only a short
time ago. As the world’s premier facility of its kind, COIFPM is focused on producing
cutting-edge results and discoveries that can transform the energy and environment
industries and change the world for the better.
This is, to the best of our knowledge, the world’s largest experimental and computational
research center focused on flow through porous media problems with applications primarily
in oil and gas recovery, carbon utilization and storage, and hydrogen storage. It
is developed using more than $100 million investment. The facility provides imaging
and flow capabilities at atomic, nano, micro, and macro scales. Furthermore, it establishes
a massive capacity for users to conduct numerous studies in parallel.
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The Wyoming Gas Injection InitiativeRequest for Proposal
Addendum to RFP - released September 19, 2023:
The Wyoming Gas Injection Initiative (WGII) has been approved to receive $22 MM of
matching funds from the State of Wyoming (State) to implement, in close collaboration
with Oil and Gas Operators (Operator/s), multiple Field Pilot Projects in the State
of Wyoming. The initiative involves field pilot testing of advanced enhanced oil recovery
technologies such as foam-assisted gas injection using recovered hydrocarbon gases,
carbon dioxide, or other gases for revitalization of oil fields and mitigation of
greenhouse gas emissions by operations in the State. It also includes laboratory-scale
de-risking of the recovery schemes (both research and technical services using site-specific
rock and fluid samples at relevant field implementation conditions) at the world-leading
Center of Innovation for Flow through Porous Media (COIFPM) of the University of Wyoming
(University), in close collaboration with the Dow Chemical Company.
The Initiative will fund projects over a 3-to-5-year period and its goal is to support
developments with significant potential to enhance well productivity and recovery
from existing fields/wells in the State that are in significant decline. Both field
pilot testing and laboratory-scale studies will receive funding to advance implementation.
Specifically, the WGII shall distribute the State matching funds ($22 MM) through
the University to (i) Operators whose field pilot projects are selected and (ii) COIFPM
to perform the necessary laboratory testing in support of the selected field pilot
projects.
An addendum (9/19/2023) to the RFP can be downloaded here.Timelines: · RFP opens on Thursday, June 15, 2023 · RFP closes at 11:59 PM Mountain Standard Time on Friday, October 13, 2023 · The selected applicant(s) will be notified by Friday, December 15, 2023 Submit your questions through the following email address: WGII@uwyo.edu We will attempt to answer questions received before September 29, 2023
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1) After following the below "Apply Here" link, you will be directed to a description page. At the top of this page, please
click "Apply".
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3) Once you have registered and verified your account, you will be directed to the tile
page; this page is where all University of Wyoming forms are housed. Please locate
the "Wyoming Gas Injection Initiative Request for Proposal" form. Simply click on the title of this form and you will be directed to the active
form and contact sheet.
4) After successfully registering your InfoReady account and accessing the "Wyoming Gas Injection Initiative Request for Proposal" form, please review the form specific instructions under the "Description" dropdown. Once you have reviewed the form instructions, please complete and submit
your application with all of the required information and documents.
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