Editing CO2 Pipelines (section)

== Notable CO<sub>2</sub> pipeline systems ==
The table below lists selected CO<sub>2</sub> pipelines and CO<sub>2</sub> transport trunklines. Many North American systems were developed for CO<sub>2</sub>-EOR; newer European systems are focused on CO<sub>2</sub> storage hubs.

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{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Pipeline / System !! Country/Region !! Operator / Developer !! Length !! Diameter !! Capacity (indicative) !! Primary Service !! Notes
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| Canyon Reef Carriers (CRC) || USA (TX) || Kinder Morgan || 139 mi / 225 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 16 in <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 220 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || Often cited as first large-scale CO2 pipeline (1972).<ref> name="VITO2025" </ref>
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| Cortez || USA (TX, CO source region) || Kinder Morgan || 502 mi / 808 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 30 in <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 1,300 MMcfd (est.) <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || Major trunkline supplying [[Permian EOR]].
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| Bravo || USA (NM/TX region) || Occidental Petroleum, through the Bravo Pipeline Company || 218 mi / 351 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 20 in <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 380 MMcfd (est.) <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || ~
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| Delta || USA (MS, LA) || ExxonMobil || 108 mi / 174 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 24 in <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 590 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || [[Gulf Coast Network|Gulf Coast CO<sub>2</sub> network]] segment.
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| Green Line || USA (LA, TX) || ExxonMobil || 314 mi / 505 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 24 in<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 930 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || Large-scale CO2 trunkline.
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| Greencore || USA (WY, MT) || ExxonMobil || 230 mi / 370 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 22 in<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 720 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR ||  [[Rocky Mountain Network|Rocky Mountain region]] system.
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| Northeast Jackson Dome (NEJD) || USA (MS, LA) || ExxonMobil || 183 mi / 295 km<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 20 in<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 360 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || ~
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| Sheep Mountain || USA (TX) || Oxy Permian || 408 mi / 657 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 24 in<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 590 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR || Permian Basin CO2 transport.
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| Dakota Gasification (Souris Valley) / Weyburn || USA/Canada (ND–SK) || Dakota Gasification || 204 mi / 328 km <ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 14 in<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || 130 MMcfd (est.)<ref>CITE 2015 DOE</ref> || EOR / storage || Supply noted for relatively high H2S in some references.
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| [[Alberta Carbon Trunk Line]] (ACTL) || Canada (AB) || Wolf Carbon Solutions / partners || ~240 km <ref>Cite knowledge sharing</ref> || (varies by segment) || up to ~14.6 MtCO2/yr (reported)  <ref>Cite knowledge sharing</ref>|| EOR || Major CO<sub>2</sub> trunkline in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland to central Alberta.
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| [[Snøhvit]] || Norway (Barents Sea) || (associated with Snøhvit CCS) || ~153 km seabed pipeline<ref>Cite</ref> || (offshore) || (project-specific) || CCS (storage) || Offshore CO2 transport to injection wells (operating since 2008)
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| [[Northern Lights]] CO<sub>2</sub> pipeline (Phase 1) || Norway (North Sea) || Northern Lights JV || ~100 km subsea pipeline (reported)<ref>Cite </ref> || (offshore) || ~5 MtCO<sub>2</sub>/yr (Phase 1 as 1.5 MtCO<sub>2</sub>/yr, reported<ref>Cite </ref>) || CCS (storage hub) || CO<sub>2</sub> shipped to onshore terminal then sent offshore by pipeline to storage reservoir.<ref>Cite </ref>
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