Can These Oil Companies Be Carbon Neutral?
If only we could use oil without the side effects of carbon emissions, that would be quite the thing wouldn't it? Well, there are a couple of oil companies that are at least making an attempt. One company that stands out among those making token efforts is Denbury Resources . The company has been rather innovative by piping CO2 emissions from factories and refineries to inject into wells for enhanced oil recovery. Not only does this technique lower overall carbon emissions, but it also creates a demand for something we once considered a byproduct of using hydrocarbons.
Can Denbury and others actually be carbon neutral using this technique? Tune into the video below where Fool.com contributors Tyler Crowe and Aimee Duffy tackle this topic.
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