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October 15, 2010 · about 16 years ago

CO2 could boost oil recovery from North Sea

According to a new study conducted at Durham University, oil recovery using carbon dioxide could lead to a North Sea oil bonanza worth £150bn − but only if the infrastructure to do so is put in place immediately.

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According to a new study conducted at Durham University, oil recovery using carbon dioxide could lead to a North Sea oil bonanza worth £150bn − but only if the infrastructure to do so is put in place immediately.

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