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The more complex the completion, the more trouble one can expect in both completion operations and in subsequent [[Workovers|workover operations]]. Multiple completions should be considered only in special situations. These situations include areas where [[drilling costs]] are very high or where the area allocated for drilling wells is at a premium. Such areas include offshore areas, highly populated areas, and remote land locations.
 
The more complex the completion, the more trouble one can expect in both completion operations and in subsequent [[Workovers|workover operations]]. Multiple completions should be considered only in special situations. These situations include areas where [[drilling costs]] are very high or where the area allocated for drilling wells is at a premium. Such areas include offshore areas, highly populated areas, and remote land locations.
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The main advantage of multiple completions is that two or more reservoirs can be simultaneously produced from a single wellbore. If all goes properly, the economics of using multiple completions can be attractive; however, operating and workover costs can be quite high. These operational factors must be considered when considering multiple completions.
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The main advantage of multiple completions is that two or more reservoirs can be simultaneously produced from a single wellbore. If all goes properly, the [[economics]] of using multiple completions can be attractive; however, operating and workover costs can be quite high. These operational factors must be considered when considering multiple completions.
    
==Alternate completions==
 
==Alternate completions==

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