Abstract: Winterizing composition include a sulfur scavenger solution and a winterizing composition including at least one triol with or without a secondary winterizing agents, where the winterizing solution provided that the properties of the winterizing compositions have desired values including pour point temperatures at or below ?40° C. and low evaporation rates at temperatures between about 35° C. and 60° C.

Abstract: Clay is stabilized in methods for drilling of wells and other formation treatment for hydrocarbon production by the addition to the drilling or other fluid including a choline compound together with an formation control additive.

Abstract: New fluids are disclosed for use in servicing subterranean formations containing oil and gas. In particular, an improved chemical gelling additive for hydrocarbon based fracturing fluids is disclosed having reduce, negligible or no volatile phosphorus at temperatures below about 250° C.

Abstract: Corrosion inhibiting and management systems and for methods of making and using same are presented, where the corrosion systems comprise a reaction product or mixture of reaction products of medium to high carbon count phosphate ester or mixture of medium to a high carbon count phosphate esters and an amine or mixture of amines and where the reaction product or products form a partial or complete coating on surfaces of pipe, piping, pipeline, flowline, and other downhole equipment in contact with aqueous and non-aqueous fluids to protect the surfaces from corrosion at temperature up to up to 750° F. (398.9° C.), and especially, for use in applications using low to moderate temperature geothermal fluids.

Abstract: Viscosified phosphate brine base fluids are disclosed, where the fluids include a hydratable polymer, have a density at or above about 10 lb/gal and a viscosity of at least 5 cP. Method for making and using the viscosified phosphate brine base fluids are also disclosed, including using the fluid in drilling, completing, and/or fracturing of oil and/or gas wells.

Abstract: New fluids are disclosed for use in servicing subterranean formations containing oil and gas. In particular, an improved chemical gelling additive for hydrocarbon based fracturing fluids is disclosed having reduce, negligible or no volatile phosphorus at temperatures below about 250° C.

Abstract: Clay is stabilized in methods for drilling of wells and other formation treatment for hydrocarbon production by the addition to the drilling or other fluid including a choline compound together with an formation control additive.

Abstract: A method for reducing noxious sulfur species including hydrogen sulfide in sewage collection systems including force mains is disclosed, where the method involves administering a an effective amount of a composition including a water soluble sulfur scavenger and an oil soluble sulfur scavenger in the presence of sufficient surfactant to produce a homogeneous product.

Abstract: A composition including a water soluble sulfur scavenger and an oil soluble sulfur scavenger in the presence of sufficient surfactant to produce a homogeneous product for use in pipeline and collection systems in contact with bi-phasic fluids.

Abstract: A cross-link delaying or retarding composition, a cross-linking system including the cross-link delaying or retarding composition, or a fracturing fluid including a cross-linking system and a cross-link delaying or retarding composition are disclosed along with methods for making and using the compositions.

Abstract: Clay is stabilized in the drilling of wells and other formation treatment for hydrocarbon production by the addition to the drilling or other fluid including a choline compound together with an formation control additive.

Abstract: New fluids are disclosed for use in servicing subterranean formations containing oil and gas. In particular, an improved chemical gelling additive for hydrocarbon based fracturing fluids is disclosed having reduce, negligible or no volatile phosphorus at temperatures below about 250° C.

Abstract: An aqueous, foamable composition useful for formation fracturing is disclosed, which includes an ionically coupled gel system. These compositions are well suited in fracturing formation where there are insufficient or non-existent hydration units. Methods for making the compositions and methods using the foamable compositions to fracture formation with insufficient hydration units.

Abstract: An aqueous, foamable composition useful for formation fracturing is disclosed, which includes an ionically coupled gel system. These compositions are well suited in fracturing formation where there are insufficient or non-existent hydration units. Methods for making the compositions and methods using the foamable compositions to fracture formation with insufficient hydration units.