This game is good because it gives you a choice about how you wanna play. And your character can only take a few shots before you die which makes the game This is one of my favorite shooter games, i used to play this game a lot back in 2000-2001. you can be stealthy or loud but the problem with being loud is that you can alert the whole base and then you are faced with a lot of enemies. Santos has been talking about capturing and storing CO2 from its gas processing plant at Moomba since at least 2006.This is one of my favorite shooter games, i used to play this game a lot back in 2000-2001. The Guardian asked Santos how this would affect the overall emissions reductions from injecting the CO2, but the company did not respond before publishing. Both companies have said the project will help them cut their own emissions.Ĭapturing, processing and transporting the CO2 will also use extra energy. Santos has a 66.7% share in the Moomba project, with the rest owned by Beach Energy.

Santos has a target to cut these emissions by 26% by 2030 and to reach net zero by 2040, but this aim excludes emissions from burning the fossil fuels the company sells to customers.Īccording to Santos, these emissions – known as scope 3 – added another 24.3m tonnes of CO2e to the atmosphere in 2019-20.īut the climate impact of those scope 3 emissions will continue to grow because the company has a target to double its production of fossil fuels between 20. Operators of Australia’s biggest CCS scheme, Gorgon Carbon Dioxide Injection project, off the north-west coast of WA, say it can store 4m tonnes of CO2 a year but has missed targets.Īccording to Santos’ latest climate change report, the company emitted 5m tonnes of CO2-equivalent in the financial year 2019-20 when all its direct and indirect energy use was added up. Santos claims Moomba will be one of the world’s largest CCS projects and will store 1.7m tonnes of CO2-equivalent a year with the potential to scale up to 20m tonnes a year.įor context, 1.7m tonnes of CO2 is about 0.35% of Australia’s current annual emissions of 494.2m tonnes. Santos has said in the future it could store CO2 from other sources and third parties. Last year, the company told an industry roundtable it had identified six sites up to 60km away from Moomba that could be used for CO2 storage.

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