“I think it’s a huge problem,” said Lorne Stockman, research co-director of the advocacy group Oil Change International. “The oil and gas industry has done a very good job of co-opting our climate and clean energy policy.”For over a decade, the U.S. government has been quietly funding the capture of CO2 that is ultimately used to drill more oil.
Most of the CO2 that companies now use for enhanced oil recovery comes from geologic sources, where they dig it up before injecting it into their wells. Some experts The government offers more cash for companies that pull CO2 directly from the air — rather than a power plant or natural gas processing — and put it into enhanced oil recovery. Companies pulling CO2 from the air get up to $130 if that CO2 goes into more oil, or up to $180 if it goes into permanent storage.
There is evidence that this practice might be on the way out — in part because firms can now make more money by burying it.of carbon-capture projects, and Longstreth points out that many of those upcoming projects aren’t planning to use the CO2 for enhanced oil recovery. Because companies now get $25 more per ton to bury the CO2 permanently, Longstreth says, there isn’t as much incentive to use it to drill oil.
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