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From Air to Oil: Oxy Looks to CO2 to Squeeze More Oil from Shale

Summary by Hart Energy
Occidental Petroleum is expanding its EOR methods using CO2 flooding, a proven recovery method traditionally used in conventional reservoirs. Applying it to unconventional fields is considered a work in progress.
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From Air to Oil: Oxy Looks to CO2 to Squeeze More Oil from Shale

Occidental Petroleum is expanding its EOR methods using CO2 flooding, a proven recovery method traditionally used in conventional reservoirs. Applying it to unconventional fields is considered a work in progress.

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Hart Energy broke the news in on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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