Carbon Storage Solutions LLC, a subsidiary of Front Range Energy, has filed for a Class VI well permit from the EPA.
An ethanol producer, the company aims to capture the CO2 derived from the ethanol fermentation process and sequester it near the FRE facility.
The Class VI application was made on May 24.
Front Range Energy previously received approvals from the town of Windsor, CO, to drill a test well to examine subsurface feasibility.
The South Dakota-based utility purchased the RNG production facility at the Dubuque Metropolitan Area Solid Waste Agency site.
Microsoft’s investment in LanzaJet enables it to gain access to sustainable fuels – SAF and renewable diesel – as well as SAF Certificates from future LanzaJet projects.
Comstock is investing up to $3m to support applications for RenFuel and Comstock complementary renewable fuel technologies, and the continued development of the 100,000 metric ton per year biorefinery joint venture project in Sweden.
A maker of anion exchange membrane electrolyzers is undergoing a Series B capital raise.
Advanced Ionics, an electrolyzer developer based in the Midwest, is approaching a close on the second tranche of its Series A and is seeking sponsors for pilot projects in Texas and elsewhere.
The company’s Symbiotic electrolyzers use steam by tapping into excess heat from industrial settings, thereby lowering electricity needs for water splitting to 35 kWh per kg, with 30 kWh per kg possible. That compares to industry averages over 50 kWh per kg.
Advisors selling up to 50% of the company’s US onshore renewables platform are pitching the value-enhancing potential of green hydrogen development in the process.
