Chevron New Energies, a division of Chevron U.S.A. Inc. (San Ramon, California) intends to explore the feasibility of a potential DAC hub initially focused on Kern County, California and adjacent counties. The proposed hub would build upon existing low-carbon technology pilots and other proposed projects planned to occur at Chevron’s San Joaquin Valley assets.
Commercial CO2 storage in Utah’s Uinta Basin University of Utah intends to establish the feasibility of commercial CO2 storage in Utah’s Uinta Basin with high-resolution societal analysis, geological characterization data, technical analysis, economic evaluation, and environmental analysis. This project intends to accelerate Deseret Power’s assessment of commercial-scale CO2 capture, combine additional CO2 sources in the… Continue reading Uinta Basin CarbonSAFE II: Storage Complex
A potential commercial-scale regional geologic storage complex for CO2 captured from Calgren Renewable Fuels’ ethanol production and dairy digester plant in Pixley, California, as well as other dairy farms and industrial facilities in the area. The project is led by Advanced Resources International Inc. and it was awarded over $8m in DOE funding in January… Continue reading Tulare County Carbon Storage Project
A carbon sequestration hub south of Edmonton, Alberta. The Origins Project is envisioned as an open-access CO2 sequestration hub. It will be connected to the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line. It is expected to manage CO2 from hard-to-abate industries, like cement, power generation and petrochemicals that exist along Alberta’s Highway 2 Corridor — including the Alberta… Continue reading The Origins Project
A hydrogen hub, comprising local hydrogen farms, in Arizona that would use a new method being developed by Cleyx. The method would combine the most sustainable way of sourcing water with the most energy-dense and carbon-neutral source of energy on the planet to generate green hydrogen. With the project, Cleyx hopes to lower the cost… Continue reading The MaratH2m Project – Arizona’s Greenest H2 Hub (discouraged)
A distributed DAC hub with centralized injection/storage in eastern Kentucky. University of Kentucky Research Foundation (Lexington, Kentucky)—along with partners that include technology developers and an experienced engineering, procurement, and construction firm; business development personnel; and local government and communities—intends to determine the feasibility of a distributed DAC hub with centralized injection/storage in eastern Kentucky. The… Continue reading The DAC Hub for Appalachian Prosperity
