Oilfield Stimulation Chemicals Market Analysis, Industry Growth, Competitive Analysis, Future Prospects and Forecast
The process of recovering and improving the flow of
hydrocarbons from drilling well is known as oilfield stimulation. Surfactants
are used as lubricants in oilfield chemicals. They are also used to inhibit
corrosion, as wetting agents, dispersants, foam control agents, and biocides. The oil and gas industry's contraction is expected to have a negative
impact on demand for oilfield stimulation chemicals in the near future.
The global oilfield
stimulation chemicals market is being driven primarily by the increased
use of chemicals in deeper penetration into the earth's crust and the
exploration of new oil basins, particularly under the sea. Oilfield stimulation
chemicals are regarded as an essential component of oil extraction, and thus
the market is expected to grow steadily in the near future. The global oilfield
stimulation chemicals industry is expected to gain traction during the forecast
period due to various benefits of oilfield stimulation chemicals such as
reduced water consumption and low energy consumption during the fracturing
process.
The oilfield stimulation chemicals process is primarily used
to recover and improve the flow of hydrocarbons from drilling wells. With
technological advancements and chemical industry innovations, the oilfield
stimulation process has become significantly less labor-intensive. Biocides,
water control polymers, acids, gelling agents/viscosities, corrosion
inhibitors, friction reducers, breakers, and iron control agents are among the
chemicals used in various oil extraction processes. Gelling agents are the most
commonly used oilfield stimulation chemicals. Acid activation is a method used
in oil exploration to wash existing ruptures by dissolving filling components
like drilling mud or secondary minerals and molding them for effective
removal.
To control the bacteria present in the fracturing fluid at
the surface, products such as acids and biocides are used. Corrosion inhibitors
are frequently required to protect metal equipment in highly acidic and saline
environments. During the pumping process, friction pressure is a concern.
Friction inhibitors can be used to effectively control it. The growth of the
oilfield stimulation chemicals market is hampered by a number of constraints,
including an increase in production costs associated with the use of oilfield
stimulation chemicals, limitations in terms of operating at extreme depths,
specific concerns about personnel safety from health hazards or accidents, and
environmental impact, such as contamination of underground drinking water by
the chemicals used during fracking.
This study examines the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on
the Oilfield Stimulation Chemicals, including supply chain analysis, an
assessment of the impact on the Oilfield Stimulation Chemicals market size
growth rate in various scenarios, and the measures to be taken by Oilfield
Stimulation Chemicals companies in response to the COVID-19 epidemic.
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