Carbon storage in depleted reservoirs, rock caverns, and aquifers, is often referred to as carbon sequestration. By returning carbon to the sub-surface, companies are able to eliminate a carbon liability and generate carbon revenue. 

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Carbon sequestration solutions are constantly evolving, and one of the most proven and effective ways to sequester carbon is to purify the carbon dioxide stream, compress CO2 into a liquid and return it to the pore spaces within the geologic formation which it came from. 

 

Companies are able to achieve their net-zero goals through carbon sequestration and can continue to utilize significant, low-cost feedstocks for generating energy. In addition to simply storing CO2 in the sub-surface geology, carbon dioxide can be used to enhance oil recovery. Carbon credit revenue can also be generated in certain circumstances through sequestration.

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Carbon Credits can be calculated and determined based on provincial jurisdiction, currently, the most common programs for dealing with carbon abatement are a cap & trade system and a carbon tax. Ask us how to help calculate yours.