GreenZyme's mechanism targets the organic film — resins, asphaltenes, and wax — that coats grain surfaces and creates oil-wet conditions.

This study investigates the application of GreenZyme, a biodegradable enzyme-based surfactant, to improve gas recovery by modifying fluid dynamics within coal seams.

This invention relates to the improved hydrocarbon recovery using an enzyme-based green solvent in an unconventional reservoir

Enzymes are biological catalysts that expedite reactions. Naturally, all proteins have surface activity potential.

In this paper, we review the progress in understanding enzyme applications in hydrocarbon production, drawn from extensive experimental and field studies.

Biological enzymes have the potential to improve this recovery factor up to 25%. Moreover, the effect of enzymes is everlasting

A microfluidics study of enzyme-enhanced oil recovery (EEOR), showing how lowering interfacial tension and altering rock wettability mobilizes capillary-trapped oil, with lab and field studies reporting up to 16% incremental recovery.