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WAVEFRONT TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS INC. |
Powerwave Nearly Doubles Initial Injection Rate In
Michigan Flood Cautionary
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EDMONTON, Alta Nov 30, 2009/ Wavefront Technology Solutions Inc.
(“Wavefront”), a world leader in providing innovative solutions for
increasing oil field production and enhancing the treatment of contaminated
groundwater, is pleased to announce that its Powerwave technology has nearly
doubled initial injection rate results for a CO2 based program in Michigan.
Initial results indicate a Powerwave injection rate of approximately 4.0
MMCF/day versus a non-Powerwave injection rate of approximately 2.0
MMCF/day. These increased injection rates combined with lower injection
pressures were the early objectives for this operator. Powerwave has
achieved both objectives as the increase in injection rate has also been
achieved with slightly lower injection pressures.
“Wavefront continues to generate very positive Powerwave results across a
wide range of applications,” said Wavefront President and CEO Brett
Davidson. “This is the second CO2 application where we have seen Powerwave
improve injection rates. As we continue with the Michigan program, we will
look to increased production rates, slower production decline, and greater
ultimate oil recovery.”
For further information please contact:
D.
Brad Paterson, CFO
780-486-2222 ext. 224 Tel
investor.info@onthewavefront.com
On behalf of the Board Of Directors, Wavefront Energy & Environmental
Services Inc.
“D. Brad Paterson” (signed)
D. Brad Paterson, CFO and Director
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