Link here.
- PUC is considering to permit a pipeline
- CO2 pipeline
- 18 miles long; $9.2 million
- from Exxon Mobil's Shute Creek Gas Plant and COP's Lost Cabin Gas Plant in Wyoming
- via several pipelines to Fallon County in southeastern Montana
- from Fallon County through North Dakota through pipeline currently under consideration
- through Stark and Bowman counties
- Denbury Resources -- EOR project
- one other CO2 pipeline exists in the state
- authorized by the PSC in 1998
- CO2 from Basin Electric's Great Plains Synfuels Plant near Beulah to oil fields in Saskatchewan, Canada
- if approved, pipeline would be built in 2020; ready for injection in early 2021
- Cedar Creek Anticline Area: straddles North Dakota - Montana state line
- "secondary recovery" -- waterflooding
- "tertiary recovery" -- CO2
The state Industrial Commission, which also regulates the oil industry, authorized a project in November that targets Bakken wells in Mountrail County. Hess is leading that effort, which involves injecting natural gas and a proprietary foam underground to build pressure and extract more oil.
One other enhanced oil recovery project secured approval from the Industrial Commission on Tuesday. XTO is proposing to inject natural gas into both the Bakken and Three Forks formations in Dunn County to boost oil production.
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