Jackson Dome tackles CO2 contamination issues

The Jackson Dome in Mississippi, which accounts for around 18% of US carbon dioxide (CO2) capacity, continues to face purity issues, with elevated levels of benzene and sulphur affecting the quality of CO2 moving through the system.

That was the observation of Bruce Woerner of Woerner CO2 Consulting, who said benzene is particularly problematic toward the western end of the pipeline in Texas.