Grant funds research of CO2 use in oil, gas
A federal grant of nearly $5 million has been awarded to a collaborative effort of Kansas entities, including two Wichita businesses, to study the feasibility of storing carbon dioxide underground.
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Central Kansas Crude, one of the largest Kansas creditors caught in the SemGroup bankruptcy last year, has filed for bankruptcy.
A federal grant of nearly $5 million has been awarded to a collaborative effort of Kansas entities, including two Wichita businesses, to study the feasibility of storing carbon dioxide underground.
As the deadline nears for the Environmental Protection Agency to decide whether to raise the blend level of ethanol in gasoline, don't expect it to reach the 15 percent as requested by the ethanol industry.
For Kansas producers, the 15-month saga of the SemGroup bankruptcy has come to an end.
While health care is drawing much of Congress' attention these days, Kansas oil and gas producers aren't being lulled into thinking proposed changes in federal tax laws involving their industry have gone away.