The Carbon Transportation and Storage Newsletter provides information on recent activities and publications related to carbon transport and storage. It covers domestic, international, and public and private sector news in the following areas: highlights, announcements, projects and business developments, legislation and policy, emissions trading, science and publications.
An updated survey from the University of Wyoming’s School of Energy Resources (SER) explores Wyoming residents’ perspectives of energy development, including “social license” -- the level in which Cowboy State residents support or oppose different forms and amounts of energy development. The findings conclude that a majority of Wyoming residents surveyed feel that EOR is important to Wyoming’s economy.
The dashboard also contains a list of EORI's downloadable publications and a link to EORI's complete library of presentations. A side benefit of the dashboard is to provide users with information on the types of projects and research the EORI performs.
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The Carbon Transportation and Storage Newsletter provides information on recent activities and publications related to carbon transport and storage. It covers domestic, international, and public and private sector news in the following areas: highlights, announcements, projects and business developments, legislation and policy, emissions trading, science and publications.
The Carbon Transportation and Storage Newsletter provides information on recent activities and publications related to carbon transport and storage. It covers domestic, international, and public and private sector news in the following areas: highlights, announcements, projects and business developments, legislation and policy, emissions trading, science and publications.
Reservoir mapping of the Muddy Formation at Rozet Field and subsequent modeling of the waterflood using StreamSim software indicate that additional recoverable reserves can be realized through improved waterflood design. Additionally, a study of the Muddy reservoir at nearby Windmill Field, which is still on primary production, serves as a good comparison to what might be accomplished there with the introduction of a secondary recovery program.
The Carbon Transportation and Storage Newsletter provides information on recent activities and publications related to carbon transport and storage. It covers domestic, international, and public and private sector news in the following areas: highlights, announcements, projects and business developments, legislation and policy, emissions trading, science and publications.
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