Re:In an Oil Boom Town, Even a Barber Can Make $180k
by rosser on Monday April 01, 2019 @03:11PM
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Shale oil is well-known to have significantly higher CO₂ costs than conventional crude.
At least it's (generally) EROEI-positive, finally (though much of that is a result of burning the lower grade stuff to fractionally distill off the higher grades, which materially contributes to the CO₂ problem...).
At least it's (generally) EROEI-positive, finally (though much of that is a result of burning the lower grade stuff to fractionally distill off the higher grades, which materially contributes to the CO₂ problem...).