Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS)

The clear answer to excess CO₂ is Carbon Capture & Storage

Of all the methods currently being tested and evaluated for commercial use, so far carbon capture and storage (CCS) is widely considered to be the most practical—and effective—means to reduce emissions of CO₂ and other GHG (greenhouse gases) into the atmosphere. CCS involves transporting CO₂ from power plants and other industrial businesses to saline aquifers and oil and gas reservoirs. Once there, the CO₂ is injected into the reservoir via a well where it is then monitored to detect and prevent leakage.

Effective Carbon Capture & Storage: Brought to you by the company that has been safely handling—and redeploying—CO₂ for over 40 years: Halliburton
Founded in 1919, Halliburton made its name by helping customers take hydrocarbons out of the ground. Now we’re taking the knowledge and technology we have developed for extracting hydrocarbons and using it “in reverse” to put the CO₂ back.

For starters, we bring to this challenge more than 40 years experience working with CO₂ injection for enhanced oil recovery (EOR).
 

Ways Halliburton can help:
From these EOR technologies and capabilities, we have assembled and refined the tools to make Carbon Capture & Storage a reality.

Feature Project:  Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) Operations in Mexico

A joint effort by PEMEX and Halliburton is removing millions of tons of CO₂ from natural gas production and utilizing the CO₂ to substantially increase oil and gas production.

Halliburton Carbon Capture & Storage Expertise in Action

Backed by four decades of expertise and experience, our carbon capture knowledge is currently being tapped locally and abroad by a host of private and national companies and other entities.

Carbon Capture & Storage Consortiums/Joint Efforts

Our current and anticipated participation in consortium/joint effort CO₂ and CCS initiatives span the globe.