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On August 11th, 2026 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights featuring Doug Collins, the development lead for GeoPulse, a waterless impulse fracturing technology.

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On June 3rd, 2026 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights featuring Dr. Maziar Arshadi of Piri Technologies, Joe Corning of MT/WY Oil, and Steve Whitaker, EORI Senior Petroleum Geologist.

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On February 11th, 2026 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights Ben White, Vice President of Operations, BioSqueeze.

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On October 28th, 2025 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights featuring Dr. Geoffrey Thyne and Teresa Nealon of ESal.

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On September 30th, 2025 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights featuring Mark Wolf, CEO of Wolf Process Technology, LLC.

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EORI Director Lon Whitman addresses the Joint Minerals Committee. In this presentation Lon responds to public concerns raised during a prior meeting related to drinking water sources and fracking by broadly discussing the technical process of CO2 enhanced oil recovery and how these processes are wholly different from fracking.  The second half of the presentation discusses federal and state incentives for CO2 EOR, the economic severance tax exemptions for EOR and the economic benefits to the State of Wyoming, as well as discussion of current and planned CO2-EOR projects in Wyoming.

On June 18th, 2025 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights featuring Kellie Cairns Vlastos and Shane Singleton. The event topic was "The New WYRIT."

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This publication looks at the 20-year history (2004-2024) of the Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute’s (EORI) collaborative work with the Wyoming oil and gas industry.  The report highlights the legislative founding of the Enhanced Oil Recovery Commission (EORC), the structure of EORI, the Institute's focus on solutions to minimize stranded oil in Wyoming oil fields and EORI’s value to the industry, the State of Wyoming and its citizens.

Dr. Eric Robertson provides a retrospective analysis of the Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute’s (EORI) collaborative work in Wyoming since 2004, focusing on CO₂ enhanced oil recovery projects within the state.

CO₂ - EOR technology has been instrumental in producing significant volumes of oil from four key fields: Beaver Creek, Big Sand Draw, Grieve, and Salt Creek. The analysis of each field is accompanied by charts that illustrate the dramatic benefits of CO₂ - EOR technology.

As of April 2024, 67 million barrels of incremental oil have been produced from these fields, providing $558 million in tax revenue to the state, and will continue to grow as these CO₂ - EOR fields continue to produce.

Eric Robertson, PhD, PE, is the Principal Engineer at Robertson Solutions, LLC.

On January 8th, 2025 EORI held Enhanced Oil Recovery Insights featuring Robert Downey. The event topic was "Discover CycleStim."

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A brief discussion of the first CO2-EOR project in the Minnelusa Formation and how an improved process for mapping reservoir flow units can help optimize oil recovery.