Since the mid-1970s, the oil and gas industry has used CO₂ for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in mature reservoirs. Now, as CCUS becomes a critical part of the industry's decarbonization strategy, EOR can help provide a path forward while maximizing asset value on mature and depleted wells. Expanded commercial use of CO₂ for EOR in many oil-producing regions can help provide incentives to capture CO₂ while increasing overall oil production.

Subsea Tieback Forum & Exhibition is the premier event for learning and networking with the leaders on the forefront of subsea technology and advancement. Attracting a highly-qualified audience of field supervisors and operations planning personnel, engineering staff, and management, the content addresses new operational issues and solutions associated with global deepwater subsea operations.

The book offers a clear and accessible overview, beginning with a historical context and basic energy principles. It then delves into major concepts and applications of solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, biomass, and hydrogen on both domestically and globally. The content spans diverse scales, from utility-sized hydroelectric plants to residential and commercial rooftop solar panels.