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.

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Academics, energy policy makers, energy economists, and investment advisors, as well as the current and future executives of the energy industry could make good use of this book. A sound reference for the energy researchers in universities as well as energy and sustainability research institutes [and] for those working in the supply and demand spaces and in every part of supply chain including producers, suppliers and distributors of energy.