Keep Oil in the Ground and Methane out of the Atmosphere with GEMS™
Capture the Source, Sequester the Emissions
Keep Oil in the Ground and Methane out of the Atmosphere with GEMS™
Capture the Source, Sequester the Emissions
Capture the Source, Sequester the Emissions
Capture the Source, Sequester the Emissions
"Geologic Environmental Mineral Sequestration"
Sequester the Source
and
Abate the Emissions
A Durable Energy Transition Asset
BadCarbon™ is a pioneering environmental enterprise committed to transition‐positive climate solutions.
GEMS™ represents a Socially Responsible, Climate Positive Solution with co-benefits of water conservation and habitat protection. Using International Standards and Classifications, the solution quantifies economically viable hydrocarbons, analyzes lifecycle emissions, safely sequesters all GHG sources, and monitors the process for 100 years.
“Geologic Environmental Mineral Sequestration" delivers Captured-in-Place Hydrocarbon and Methane Storage with certainty.
Oil development, production, refinement, transportation, and combustion are all significant sources of CO2 and methane emissions.
Carbon dioxide can stay in the atmosphere for hundreds or even thousands of years after it is emitted. Methane, on the other hand, is much more powerful at trapping heat. For every kilogram of methane that is released into the air, it has the same warming effect as 84 kilograms of carbon dioxide over a 20-year period.
The vote is in, continuing the fossil fuel business-as-usual cycle is unacceptable. GEMS™ presents an essential transitional solution to the pressing issue of climate change. GEMS™ is a “Breakthrough Effect” permanent solution that sequesters the prime source of CO² emissions. Keeping oil in the ground is a practical path for a low-carbon future.
Social responsibility is the obligation of individuals and business organizations to balance the economy and the ecosystems. This responsibility can be passive, by avoiding engaging in socially harmful acts, or active, by performing activities that directly advance social goals. Social responsibility must be intergenerational since the actions of one generation have consequences on those following. The Social Cost of Carbon at $51 to $250 per metric tonne is a debt imposed on the future.
The Texas Railroad Commission recently published that more than 10 million gallons of water usage during drilling and fracking, a typical resource well in the Permian Basin. More than 7,900 drilling permits were issued in the Permian Basin last year, equaling 79 Billion gallons of water in a single year. That is more water than consumed by cities the size of Boston, Denver, or Seattle in a single year. Water is a critically limited resource needing our attention today.
When it comes to Biodiversity, global warming is the biggest enemy. Fauna faces a constant threat of losing their habitat as the climate changes. Biodiversity loss can intensify many catastrophic events, such as droughts, decreasing water supply, threatening food security, and weakening the natural resilience infrastructure critical for humans' survival. The greater the loss of Biodiversity, the faster extreme global environmental events will happen. Biodiversity changes will dictate our survival and life quality. We must act now.
“It’s time to keep fossil fuels where they belong: in the ground. To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, we need to keep the world’s remaining fossil fuels in the ground. That means moving away from coal, oil, and natural gas, and towards a renewable energy future.” - Green Peace
Accelerate the development of transition-positive climate solutions through meaningful collaborative partnerships utilizing effective GHG hydrocarbon protocols that promote environmental responsibility, social progress, and ethical economic incentives.
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