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 investment, comprising inputs from some of the largest aerospace and financial players, will enable the company to accelerate certification of its first engine.
The $500m credit facility will fund the RNG company’s growth initiatives. Apollo’s infrastructure credit arm, Apterra, led the deal.
NuScale, Shell, and industry participants will assess a concept for an energy system for hydrogen production using small modular reactor technology.
A western US company producing RNG by injecting biomass into coal seams is preparing a Series B and has a line of site to financing and contracting EPC for a series of projects in western coal fields.
A green hydrogen developer is in active discussions with counterparties as it pursues a final investment decision for its first project.
A coal-to-blue ammonia project developer has hired a bulge bracket bank and is seeking to raise development through FID capital for a flagship project in Wyoming.
