BehindBlueI's
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- Oct 3, 2012
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Summary: oil companies inject CO2 into the ground to extract more oil from wells. Occidental Petroleum (OXY) is supposedly one of the leaders in this. They are now doing a project to capture CO2 in the air, inject it underground, and keep it there. This is supposed to help with 'carbon neutral' energy. I don't know if it will and don't care, that's not the point of this thread.
I suspect that, like Tesla, carbon credits will be a profit center for them. Unlike Tesla, I'm betting this segment will grow more. I'm buying a bit of OXY as a small bet that it may take off. I think they are too big to really explode, so to speak, but they are also big enough to eat it if this falls through. I normally like stocks that pay a better dividend (roughly 1.5% for OXY) but I'm willing to place a little gamble on this.
We'll see if I lose my lunch money or retire with eleventybajillion dollars, but I'm guessing somewhere in the middle.
I suspect that, like Tesla, carbon credits will be a profit center for them. Unlike Tesla, I'm betting this segment will grow more. I'm buying a bit of OXY as a small bet that it may take off. I think they are too big to really explode, so to speak, but they are also big enough to eat it if this falls through. I normally like stocks that pay a better dividend (roughly 1.5% for OXY) but I'm willing to place a little gamble on this.
We'll see if I lose my lunch money or retire with eleventybajillion dollars, but I'm guessing somewhere in the middle.