Carbon footprint of oil produced through enhanced oil recovery using carbon dioxide directly captured from air

Can oil production be carbon neutral? A general top-down analysis shows that DAC CO 2 -EOR may seem so if only the EOR phase is considered—but full reservoir life cycle accounting reveals that true carbon neutrality is physically unachievable.

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Energy & Environmental Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ee01752a
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Petroleum Processing and Analysis
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Carbon footprint of oil produced through enhanced oil recovery using carbon dioxide directly captured from air

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Energy & Environmental Science
Petroleum Processing and Analysis
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Carbon footprint of oil produced through enhanced oil recovery using carbon dioxide directly captured from air

Antonio Gasós, Marco Mazzotti, Ronny Pini, Viola Becattini
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Abstract

Can oil production be carbon neutral? A general top-down analysis shows that DAC CO 2 -EOR may seem so if only the EOR phase is considered—but full reservoir life cycle accounting reveals that true carbon neutrality is physically unachievable.

Energy & Environmental ScienceVol. 18(15)
ETH Zurich (CH), Institute for Biomedical Engineering (CH), Imperial College London (GB)
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