Belridge Oil Field

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Belridge Oil Field is one of California’s largest and most productive oil fields, located in the San Joaquin Valley and known for its extensive heavy oil and enhanced recovery operations.

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Belridge Oil Field canonical 1
South Belridge Oil Field 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydrocarbon reservoir
oil field
approximateUltimateRecovery over 1 billion barrels of oil (order of magnitude)
contains heavy crude oil
light crude oil (deeper zones)
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developmentMethod cyclic steam stimulation
pattern steam injection
water injection
discovered 1911
economicImportance major contributor to California oil production
environmentalConcern greenhouse gas emissions from steam generation
land disturbance from dense well spacing
formerOperator Belridge Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
geologicAge Miocene
Pliocene epoch
surface form: Pliocene
hasReservoirDriveMechanism solution gas drive (primary)
thermal enhanced oil recovery (secondary)
waterflood (secondary)
hasWellType directional wells
vertical wells
infrastructure gathering pipelines
processing facilities
steam generators
knownFor enhanced oil recovery
heavy oil production
large number of producing wells
steamflood operations
waterflood operations
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Kern County, California NERFINISHED
San Joaquin Valley
near Elk Hills oil field
surface form: Elk Hills Oil Field

Lost Hills Oil Field
Belridge Oil Field self-linksurface differs
surface form: South Belridge Oil Field
operator Aera Energy LLC
ownedBy ExxonMobil (through Aera Energy LLC joint venture)
Shell Oil Company
partOf San Joaquin Valley oil fields
primaryProducingFormation Diablo Formation
Etchegoin Formation
Temblor Formation
productionType onshore
rankInCalifornia one of the largest oil fields by reserves
one of the most productive oil fields by cumulative production
region San Joaquin River Basin
surface form: San Joaquin Basin
resourceType petroleum
startOfLargeScaleSteamflood 1970s

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Kern County containsOilField Belridge Oil Field
Belridge Oil Field near Belridge Oil Field self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: South Belridge Oil Field