EPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program: CO2 Supply, Underground Injection, and Geologic Sequestration Overview
Summary
This article from the US EPA's Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP) provides an overview of how CO2 supply, underground injection, and geologic sequestration are tracked and reported in the United States. It covers the relevant GHGRP subparts, including Suppliers of CO2 (subpart PP) which covers facilities that capture CO2 from industrial sources or extract it from natural formations, and facilities that inject CO2 underground. The article includes data highlights from 2023 on CO2 supply and injection activities.
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bskyEPA Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program: CO2 Supply, Underground Injection, and Geologic Sequestration Overviewepa.govKey quotes
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Suppliers of CO2 (subpart PP) covers facilities that capture CO2 from industrial sources and processes or extract it from natural CO2-bearing formations for supply into the economy.
It also covers facilities that capture CO2 from industrial sources and processes or extract it from natural CO2-bearing formations for supply into the economy.
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