A new pipeline that opened last week in the Baker area in Southeast Montana will extract untapped oil in the Cedar Creek Anticline using carbon dioxide from Wyoming. Denbury CEO Chris Kendall explained on Voices of Montana this will not only extend the live of the oil reserve but also reduce overall carbon emissions.
Denbury CEO Explains New CO2 Pipeline Recently Opened In Southeast Montana
This week Denbury Incorporated completed a 105-mile pipeline that will transport Carbon Dioxide to fields in the Cedar Creek Anticline from Wyoming to enhance oil recovery which will extend production for decades. President and CEO Chris Kendall broke down the process and the goal of the system on Voices of Montana.
New CO2 Pipeline Opens In Bell Creek
A 20-inch Denbury Incorporated Greencore pipeline filled with CO2 spanning 232 miles from Denbury Incorporated’s LaBarge oil Field in Wyoming terminates at its Belle Creek Oil Field in Montana to be used to coax recoverable oil from the ground that other means can’t. Tuesday, Senator Steve Daines was in Baker for its ceremonial opening....