JX, MHI to launch CO2 capture project for Texas oil field

JX, MHI to launch CO2 capture project for Texas oil field

TOKYO, Japan - JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corp. President Shunsaku Miyake (L) and Atsushi Maekawa, senior executive vice president of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., meet the press in Tokyo on July 15, 2014. MHI has received an order for the world's largest post-combustion CO2 capture system for an enhanced oil recovery project in Texas which is being primarily promoted by NRG Energy, Inc. and JX Nippon.

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