CMG Product Yearbook 2025 -

 All major releases, enhancements, and what they mean for your simulations.

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What’s New at CMG

Ongoing development focused on solver performance, numericalrobustness, and extending modelling capability for increasinglycomplex reservoir and energy systems.

Driven by Increasing Model Complexity

Solver Performance & Parallelization

Enhancements to solver technologies focus on improvingconvergence behavior and execution time in models containingdifficult non-linear complexities and large problem/system sizes.

Key areas of development:
  • Integration of GPU-accelerated solver capabilities for selected workflows
  • Improved parallel scalability and speed when using distributed compute (MPI-based approaches)
  • Updates to linear solver strategies and preconditioning methods for large systems
  • More efficient handling of tightly coupled well and reservoir equations
  • Greater stability, updated technology, enhanced speed, quick decisions

Advanced Physical Modelling

Updates expand the ability to model complex physical interactions where phase behavior and component coupling are critical.

Key areas of development:
  • Extensions to equation-of-state, flash, and flow formulations to better capture phase interactions (including Cubic Plus Association – CPA – effects) in multi-component and solvent systems
  • Improved handling of multi-stream injection processes, including automatic treatment of mixture properties and thermodynamic states
  • Enhanced support for dynamic control logic within simulations (e.g., time-dependent constraints, scripted controls)
  • Automatic outputs of key process information for solvent enhanced oil recovery systems – reducing time spent in finding and making plots to drive decision

Energy Transition Modelling

Enhancements extend modelling capabilities for systems where geochemistry and fluid composition evolve over time.

Key areas of development:
  • Improved representation of geochemical reactions, including pH-dependent reaction rates and mineral interactions
  • Direct support for externally defined reaction systems (e.g., laboratory-derived reaction formats)
  • Enhanced boundary condition handling for multi-phase, multi-component flow across model limits
  • Improved treatment of variable composition injection streams in carbon storage scenarios

Integrated Reservoir-Surface Modelling

Updates improve the consistency of thermodynamic and flow calculations across coupled reservoir and surface domains.

Key areas of development:
  • Improved handling of thermodynamic properties where enthalpy-based calculations are required
  • Better alignment between reservoir conditions and surface network calculations
  • Faster model and scenario setups through updated import workflows and wizards
  • Increased flexibility in defining system-wide constraints and flow conditions
  • Optimize the complete system (facilities + connected reservoirs) with speed and intelligence

Model Handling & Workflow Efficiency

As model size increases, non-simulation tasks (loading, editing,extraction) become significant bottlenecks. Recent updates targetthese areas directly.

Key areas of development:
  • Improved load/save performance for large datasets, including better memory management during initialization
  • More efficient grid refinement operations, particularly in regions with dense well activity
  • Optimized submodel extraction workflows for localized studies within large domains
  • Improved responsiveness in model editing (region selection, property updates, well trajectory adjustments)
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