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That sounds like a lot of it ends bound to, and thus comes up with, the oil/crude.
by telgareith 2y ago
That sounds like a lot of it ends bound to, and thus comes up with, the oil/crude.
- ewhanley 2y agoIt absolutely does and has to be stripped out in processing. It typically gets compressed and reinjected over and over again
- alach11 2y agoExactly. And getting back to the original poster's comment "the CO2 starts underground and ends up underground"... that assumes there are no leaks anywhere in the process.