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4­34 Chapter 4 Review of EGS and Related Technology – Status and Achievements 4.8.2 Lessons learned at Cooper Basin • Buried radiogenic granite heat sources are ideal in this environment. • Identifying an extensive body of granite with relatively uniform properties can yield a huge potential heat resource. • Because the granite was hydrothermally altered, it was relatively easy to drill. • Water­based overpressure is a surprise, but it assists with stimulation and convective inflow. • It is difficult to drill multiply fractured zones without underbalanced drilling. • Subhorizontal fracture zones are present in the granitic basement (either thrust faults or opened unloading features). • Overthrust stress environments are ideal for stimulation, leading to development of horizontal reservoirs • Scale­up to multiwell systems on a large scale seems feasible, because of the horizontal reservoir development. • Scale­up should reduce cost to levels that will compete with other base­load technologies. • The utility has committed to construction of a transmission line, if economic feasibility can be demonstrated. long axis extending in the northeast direction. Habenero­2 was targeted to intersect the fractured reservoir at a depth of 4,310 m, and it did hit the fractures at 4,325 m. During drilling, pressure changes corresponding to wellhead pressure changes in Habanero­2 were observed in Habanero­1. Some problems encountered during drilling made sidetracking necessary, and a sidetrack to 4,358 m was completed in December 2004. In mid­2005, flow from Habanero­2 was tested, based on the 5,000 psi artesian pressure. Flows of up to 25 kg/sec were measured, and a surface temperature of 210°C achieved. However, testing of the circulation system between the two wells has been delayed, due to lost equipment downhole progressively blocking the flow in Habanero­2. During September 2005, Habanero­1 again was stimulated with 20,000 cubic meters of water injected and, based on acoustic emissions data, the old reservoir was extended by another 50% to cover an area of 4 km2. From April to June 2006, a second sidetrack was attempted using a snubbing unit rather than a drilling rig. The drilling was performed with water instead of a mud system, and encountered problems with slow tripping times, continuous borehole breakout, and downhole equipment failures. The drilling was curtailed with the intention of bringing in a conventional drilling rig by late 2006 to re­establish connection of a production well to the Habanero EGS reservoir.

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