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The company in May said it and partner Linde (NYSE:LIN) planned to develop a site along the Texas coast to bury carbon dioxide produced from Linde’s manufacturing of hydrogen outside of Houston.
“We are currently using our subsurface and expertise to drill an appraisal well, for our U.S. carbon capture and storage business,” Jack Collins, finance chief of BP’s BPX Energy shale subsidiary, said at the EnerCom conference. He declined to provide details.
