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C&C Reservoirs provides Analogue Intelligence for upstream subsurface applications. Our product, the Digital Analogue Knowledge System (DAKS™), is a secure, cloud-based knowledge platform designed to improve decision quality and drive value across all phases of the E&P lifecycle.
The DAKS™ Advantage
C&C Reservoirs’ Digital Analogue Knowledge System (DAKS™) is a secure, cloud-based, asset-centered, knowledge platform designed to improve decision quality and drive value throughout the E&P lifecycle.
The knowledge contained within DAKS™ represents systematic documentation of the world’s most important oil and gas fields and reservoirs, allowing analysis of best practices and lessons learned from more than 150 years of global E&P activity.
DAKS™ Key Features
DAKS™ provides an all-in-one solution for benchmarking a user’s assets against global analogues. DAKS™ combines Reservoir Evaluation Reports (RER’s), Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) reports, powerful analytical and portfolio analysis tools, a holistic classification scheme and an expansive reservoir knowledge base. All delivered through a secure, cloud-based knowledge platform.
Trusted Provider of Analogue Intelligence
C&C Reservoirs has been a trusted provider of Analogue Intelligence since the mid-1990s. We work with companies around the globe including Super-majors, National Oil Companies, Government Agencies, and Independent Oil and Gas Companies.
News, Insights and Publications
The Romashkino Field – Versatile Water Injection in an Oil Supergiant
The Romashkino Field Romashkino is the largest field in the Volga-Ural Basin, with a STOIIP of 38.8 BBO and EUR of 23.3 BBO. The main reservoirs are in ...
DAKS EOR Content Release – December 2024
C&C Reservoirs latest EOR content release includes 20 EOR Evaluation Reports. These are now available within the DAKS EOR Module. Highlights Include: Big ...
The McCully Gas Field – Hydraulic Fracturing: Water vs Propane
The McCully Gas Field Located in New Brunswick, eastern Canada, McCully was Canada’s first unconventional gas field. To achieve commercial viability, hydraulic fracturing was essential. However, When water-based ...