Abstract: Compositions and methods for increasing a stimulated reservoir volume in a hydrocarbon-bearing formation in fluid communication with a wellbore, one method including drilling a plurality of lateral extensions at varying depths in the formation extending from a vertical wellbore using slickwater hydraulic fracturing fluid, the slickwater hydraulic fracturing fluid comprising at least one friction reducer; and injecting an exothermic reaction component into the plurality of lateral extensions to create a plurality of fractures extending outwardly from and between the plurality of lateral extensions to create a multilateral fracture network.

Abstract: Compositions and methods for increasing a stimulated reservoir volume in a hydrocarbon-bearing formation in fluid communication with a wellbore, one method including drilling a plurality of lateral extensions at varying depths in the formation extending from a vertical wellbore using slickwater hydraulic fracturing fluid, the slickwater hydraulic fracturing fluid comprising at least one friction reducer; and injecting an exothermic reaction component into the plurality of lateral extensions to create a plurality of fractures extending outwardly from and between the plurality of lateral extensions to create a multilateral fracture network.

Abstract: Reservoir stimulation treatment diversion methods, systems, and compositions. One method includes identifying a reservoir requiring liquid stimulation treatment in a lesser-permeability portion of the reservoir. The method includes identifying a greater-permeability portion of the reservoir, the greater-permeability portion of the reservoir having a greater permeability than the lesser-permeability portion. The method also includes disposing a gas in the greater-permeability portion of the reservoir; injecting a liquid stimulation treatment into the reservoir, and allowing the gas in the greater-permeability portion of the reservoir to divert the liquid stimulation treatment into the lesser-permeability portion to stimulate fluid production from the lesser-permeability portion of the reservoir.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and compositions for increasing hydrocarbon production from a wellbore where the wellbore or a nearby hydrocarbon reservoir is suffering from water blockage, one method including identifying water blockage in a rock sample of a formation via increased capillary pressure in the rock sample; formulating an exothermic reaction component to remove water blockage from a reservoir rock in situ via heat and pressure release, the reservoir rock type the same as the rock sample; injecting the exothermic reaction component into the wellbore; and allowing the exothermic reaction component to react to remove water blockage in situ to decrease capillary pressure of the reservoir rock without substantially changing porosity of the reservoir rock.

Abstract: Compositions, systems, and methods for hydraulically fracturing a hydrocarbon-bearing formation, a method including injecting into the hydrocarbon-bearing formation under increased pressure a heavy oil fracturing fluid; allowing the heavy oil fracturing fluid to remain in situ for a period of time suitable to create fractures in the hydrocarbon-bearing reservoir, the heavy oil fracturing fluid operable to undergo an at least about 70% viscosity decrease in situ; and flowing back the heavy oil fracturing fluid to the surface without damaging the hydrocarbon-bearing formation or reducing production of hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbon-bearing formation.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and compositions for increasing hydrocarbon production from a wellbore where the wellbore or a nearby hydrocarbon reservoir is suffering from water blockage, one method including identifying water blockage in a rock sample of a formation via increased capillary pressure in the rock sample; formulating an exothermic reaction component to remove water blockage from a reservoir rock in situ via heat and pressure release, the reservoir rock type the same as the rock sample; injecting the exothermic reaction component into the wellbore; and allowing the exothermic reaction component to react to remove water blockage in situ to decrease capillary pressure of the reservoir rock without substantially changing porosity of the reservoir rock.

Abstract: Reservoir stimulation treatment diversion methods, systems, and compositions, one method including identifying a reservoir requiring liquid stimulation treatment in a lesser-permeability portion of the reservoir; identifying a greater-permeability portion of the reservoir, the greater-permeability portion of the reservoir having a greater permeability than the lesser-permeability portion; disposing a gas in the greater-permeability portion of the reservoir; injecting a liquid stimulation treatment into the reservoir; and allowing the gas in the greater-permeability portion of the reservoir to divert the liquid stimulation treatment into the lesser-permeability portion to stimulate fluid production from the lesser-permeability portion of the reservoir.

Abstract: Compositions, systems, and methods for hydraulically fracturing a hydrocarbon-bearing formation, a method including injecting into the hydrocarbon-bearing formation under increased pressure a heavy oil fracturing fluid; allowing the heavy oil fracturing fluid to remain in situ for a period of time suitable to create fractures in the hydrocarbon-bearing reservoir, the heavy oil fracturing fluid operable to undergo an at least about 70% viscosity decrease in situ; and flowing back the heavy oil fracturing fluid to the surface without damaging the hydrocarbon-bearing formation or reducing production of hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbon-bearing formation.