MANAGE CARBON EMISSIONS

Over the past 30 years, the underlying science of CO₂ sequestration in coal has been investigated extensively, including several studies initiated by the United States Department of Energy, and the technology has been performed repeatedly and successfully by many people. In fact, to date about 375,000 metric tons of CO₂ have been injected into coal seams across the world. On this foundation we have contributed three advances: 1) we developed a unique sensor that allows us to track, confirm and understand how CO₂sequesters in coalbeds; 2) by dissolving the CO₂into water first, we protect the coalbeds from damage and facilitate movement of the CO₂in the formation; and 3) we recognized first the dramatic improvement to CCS and CCUS economics that happens when coalbeds filter flue gas for us.

According to the World Economic Forum, carbon capture and storage has the potential to remove ninety to ninety nine percent of carbon dioxide emissions from heavy-emitting industries.