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Carbon capture & storage : summary report of the regulatory framework assessment

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This report recommends regulatory changes related to the technical, environmental, safety, and monitoring requirements for the safe deployment of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as well as other... More ≫

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This report recommends regulatory changes related to the technical, environmental, safety, and monitoring requirements for the safe deployment of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as well as other actions to increase the body of knowledge on CCS-related topics. The Regulatory Framework Assessment was initiated in March 2011 in response to Alberta's $1.3 billion investment in two commercial-scale CCS projects in the province.

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Alberta Department of Energy : policy review Jacobs Consultancy : EU pathway study (2012)

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Discusses policy implications arising from the findings of the report "EU Pathway Study: Life Cycle Assessment of Crude Oils in A European Context" by Jacobs Consultancy, which provides a... More ≫

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Discusses policy implications arising from the findings of the report "EU Pathway Study: Life Cycle Assessment of Crude Oils in A European Context" by Jacobs Consultancy, which provides a comprehensive comparison "wells-to-wheels" carbon intensity emissions of transportation fuels refined from various crude oil sources.

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Innovative Energy Technologies Program project 02-030 : South Swan Hills unit CO2 enhanced oil recovery

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The primary purpose of this pilot project was to investigate the technical feasibility of tertiary oil recovery by injecting CO2 in zones of the Swan Hills Formation whereby the previous... More ≫

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The primary purpose of this pilot project was to investigate the technical feasibility of tertiary oil recovery by injecting CO2 in zones of the Swan Hills Formation whereby the previous hydrocarbon miscible solvent injection had limited success. A pilot demonstrating that additional oil may be recovered from previously "hydrocarbon solvent" flooded areas would increase ultimate oil recovery in the province. The use of CO2 as the miscible agent would also result in the permanent sequestration of significant volumes of carbon dioxide.

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