It is, because it allows for us.... In the case of Saskatchewan, which does this from a coal plant in North Dakota, they are able to capture the CO2 and then use it for land and soil recovery, and that CO2 stays safely stored. We are doing that.
This is technology that has been advanced for decades, but in addition, we can also take that CO2, liquefy it, as they are doing in the project at Tamarack, which I opened up yesterday, and then safely store it underground as well, so that it stays there permanently.
These are the new technologies that will allow us to do both: to produce the affordable and reliable energy that the world needs, but also to do so in a way that reduces and ultimately neutralizes emissions by 2050.