Development Status and Prospects of CCS-EOR Technology in China

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Abstract China surpassed the United States (US) in 2006 to become the largest greenhouse gas emitter. CCS-EOR technology, which meets the dual needs of reducing carbon emissions and enhancing oil recovery, has had much importance attached to it. For the latest decade, the Chinese government has provided support for CCS-EOR technology through policy, funding and research projects. Under the vigorous guidance of the government, oil companies represented by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) competed to carry out research, demonstration, popularization and operation in major oil fields centering on the CCS-EOR technology and achieved remarkable results. Its scientific and technological achievements are reflected in various sub-projects under the 863 Program, 973 Program and National Science and Technology Major Project. However, while shifting from trial promotion of the current stage to large-scale commercialization, CCS-EOR technology will not only face many opportunities but also quite a few challenges.

Key words： CCS-EOR technology Carbon emission Oil recovery Development status

Published: 27 April 2018

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Wang Zhen,Xu Lijiao. Development Status and Prospects of CCS-EOR Technology in China[J]. China Oil & Gas, 2018, 25(2): 24-29.

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