Many operators are willing to purchase carbon credits to have their abandoned and marginal wells plugged. A host of private companies are there to help.
The millions of leaky, abandoned gas and oil wells across the US have long been a black eye on the industry's image, but carbon trading is emerging as a way to help pay for plugging them.
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