The oil and gas industry is beginning to realize that they can no longer solve problems with products that have a negative impact on health, safety, or the environment. Many of the products used require very stringent controls because the damage they could cause would have disastrous consequences.

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FLOWELL WILL CHANGE THE OILFIELD CHEMICALS INDUSTRY FOREVER!

Specialty oilfield chemicals are used for improving the field operations and improve the output of Oil well stimulation, and to improve the transport and storage of energy resources.
The demand for specialty oilfield chemical is influenced by various factors such as increasing production of crude oil, location of reservoirs, depth of drilling, oil reservoirs availability, Government policies, and trade-offs among various chemical compounds. Their consumption in various applications varies from location to location. The increasing demand for specialty chemicals in the well stimulation application is due to continuous increase in the production of crude oil from the existing and new wells in U.S., Canada, Mexico, Russia, China, and other countries.
The worldwide specialty oilfield chemicals market is growing exponentially due to advances in hydraulic fracking and enhanced oil recovery methods.
Demand in the U.S. is forecast to increase 4.4 percent annually through 2017 to $11.3 billion. Strong growth is driven by increasing drilling activity, production and the use of technologies such as hydraulic fracturing and enhanced oil recovery (EOR). New technologies have transformed the market for oilfield chemicals during the past decade. Techniques—including pad drilling, horizontal drilling and multistage hydraulic fracturing—allow for shale gas and tight oil play development.
The increase of activity in unconventional resources has led to improvement in the country’s oil and gas outlook and an increased need for oilfield chemicals. Moving forward, the industry will contend with evolving technology, the potential for ongoing chemical product shortages, and a challenging environmental and regulatory environment. Chemical suppliers must provide high-performance products with an increased environmental friendliness.