This study evaluates geological and technical measures at Uzbekistan’s Umid oil–gas–condensate field using retrospective dissertation data. The effective oil-saturated thickness is 6.7 m. Reported concurrent oil and gas-condensate development was associated with annual oil production increasing from 14.8 to 59.0 thousand tonnes. After treatment, reported gas rates rose by 20 and 45 thousand m³/d in wells 78 and 12 and oil production by 0.5 t/d in well 77. High water cut and limited oil-well availability constrain performance. Coordinated gas withdrawal, well-specific interventions, and gas-lift assessment are priorities; sustained recovery and economic benefits remain unverified.
Improving the Effectiveness of Geological and Technical Measures and Optimizing Development of The UMID Oil Gas Condensate Field
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