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stored underground in the Miller oil field in the North Sea, which is coming to the end of its life.

the Miller Oil Field in the North Sea off Scotland crashed in good weather killing all 16 on board.

for storage in BP's Miller oil field where it can also help to recover more oil.

underground for storage in BP's Miller oil field where it can also help to recover more oil.

would come before the Miller oil field has to be abandoned.

* The Miller oil field is operated by BP (52 per cent) with partners ConocoPhillips (30 per cent) and Shell (18 per cent).

shutting down the Miller oil field, which is nearing the end of its commercial life.

be transported through existing pipelines to the Miller oil field in the North Sea, where it would be injected into a reservoir four kilometres below the sea bed to help extract an extra 60m barrels

Miller oil field by up to 20 years, allowing an estimated 57 million barrels of oil, which is not currently recoverable, to be produced. Article Source - http://www.scotland.gov.

CO2 would be exported to BP’s Miller oil field in the North Sea for EOR and storage. Engineering and design costs for the Peterhead project are being estimated.

exported to the Miller oil field in the North Sea to displace and recover more oil from this field.

pipeline to the Miller oil field be maintained in case the prospects of a CCS project at Peterhead are revived.

postponed its Miller oil field closure twice, in the hope of receiving government support.

before the Miller oil field has to be abandoned.

Miller oil field to store the carbon and extract a further 40 million barrels of oil.

(The Miller oil field was a joint venture comprising BP (52%), ConocoPhillips (30%t) and Shell (18%).

from the Miller oil field - its sour gas so the pipeline is built to cope with corosion. The Miller Field (like most N Sea Fields) is now near spent.

The CO2 gets piped out to the Miller oil field (in the exisiting pipe line) and injected there. This is a win - win situation for BP.

Britain from its offshore Miller oil field, a company spokesperson said.