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0 pointsdreamcompiler3y ago0 comments

That would defeat the purpose. Burning the bio-oil to extract energy from it would just pump CO2 into the atmosphere.

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Yes, I understand that, but I thought that most of the CO2 is bound to the ash that's supposed to be buried underground? So there would be a net reduction of CO2, even if the bio-oil was burned?

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0 pointsdreamcompiler3y ago0 comments

That would defeat the purpose. Burning the bio-oil to extract energy from it would just pump CO2 into the atmosphere.

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YeGoblynQueenne3y ago

Yes, I understand that, but I thought that most of the CO2 is bound to the ash that's supposed to be buried underground? So there would be a net reduction of CO2, even if the bio-oil was burned?

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