We continue our conversation about carbon capture and the project that is coming to Lake Maurepas, this time we are talking with Exxon Mobil and the LSU petroleum engineering department. Joe Colletti with Exxon Mobil is telling us about how they have been at the forefront of carbon capture for decades, saying that it is a proven technology. He also says that throughout America they have about 4-5 pipelines moving carbon right now. Carson Thompson is with LSU’s petroleum engineering department giving us the reasoning behind carbon capture stating that the leading cause of climate change is emissions. He also talks about that the LSU chem department is getting a $5 million grant to study how to utilize the carbon that is being captured.
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