Applied Sciences
| Open Access | Biofuels For The Oil Industry-Modern Status-Current Issues And Development Prospects
Abstract
Despite predictions that the fuel industry will supposedly be out of business in the near future, experts predict that minerals such as oil and gas will be around for a long time and will not go down fast yet. However, a paradigm shift in the energy complex is bound to happen - for example, blue fuel (aka natural gas) is expected to become several times more popular with the public than black gold (oil), which currently has a significant influence on the global economy. Many enhanced oil recovery methods include the use of microbial surfactants and biopolymers. These compounds can be obtained by exploiting the potential properties of microorganisms to produce them. The following article focuses on effective oil recovery methods using bio products.
Keywords
oil production, , thermal method, oil recovery
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