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Crude oil greenhouse gas life cycle analysis helps assign values for CO2 emissions trading. T. Mc Cann and P. Magee. OGJ, 22 February 1999, 97(8), 38, 39, 42--44.
Attention is focussed on overall crude oil life cycle greenhouse gas analysis --- emissions as the oil is produced from the reservoir through refining and final consumption, with a brief look at typical natural gas life cycle analysis. Typical examples are presented and discussed. Hydrogen production impact, natural gas examples and tabulated data are presented.
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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Subjects: Reservoir Engineering, Protection of ambient air and climate, Trading, Emissions trading, Refining, Crude oil, Hydrogen, Natural gas, Oil and gas, Oil, Carbon emissions
