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CO2 would be permanently stored underground; Ottawa also spending $66-million on a new carbon emissions trading market ...Read the full article
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Jasper the Black Lab from Vancouver, Canada writes: CO2 sequestration is a great idea, but why should the Government spend $240 Million to do it? Simply force the oil companies to do it on their coin through a carbon tax / carbon credits plan.
- Posted 26/02/08 at 5:14 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Saskatchewan Seal Hunter Club from Canada writes: Great idea. Iv'e been in the area were they are doing this, and have seen the Chinese, Japanese and other countries comming to have a look at the system.
- Posted 26/02/08 at 5:55 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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NL_Expatriate www.nlfirst.ca from Canada writes: Read the book stupid till the last drop the experimental project in Sask is already a flop.
Stephen Harper the Girly man of CONfederation said, "There is no greater fraud than a promise not kept!"
http://www.releases.gov.nl.ca/releases/2007/exec/promisebrochure.pdf
http://www.releases.gov.nl.ca/releases/2006/exec/01harper.pdf
ABC; Anything But Conservative! Even the BLOC!- Posted 27/02/08 at 6:34 AM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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John Cameron from Red Deer, Canada writes: Saskatchewan gets the cash for a partial payment on a coal fired electric project. Nothing to do with oil companies except they are probably going to pay for the C02 rto use in recovering conventional oil.
Maybe SASK won't bother doing nuclear then.
I believe Sask also dropped a lawsuit over "equalization" payments.
Everybody's watching this one as there are plans for heavy use of this tech in Alberta, just as soon as we can find some pipe,labor and equipment once the standards and reservoir parameters are figured out.- Posted 28/02/08 at 1:56 AM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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