A future CCS project on 26,000 acres of land along the Mississippi River industrial corridor, in Louisiana. One Hub-class sequestration project comprised of three distinct sites with a cumulative storage capacity of over 500 million metric tons and identified collectively as Harvest Bend CCS. In February 2022, Talos Energy announced that it had reached an… Continue reading Harvest Bend CCS Project (formerly River Bend)
Fervo Energy Company (Houston, Texas) intends to establish the Red Rocks DAC Hub in southwest Utah. Fervo’s geothermal and carbon sequestration exploration and resource characterization activities suggest that there is more than 10 gigawatts of high-quality, economically exploitable geothermal resources available in southwest Utah, which could translate into a storage potential of up to 100… Continue reading Red Rocks DAC Hub: A Geothermal Energy-Driven Direct Air Carbon Capture and Sequestration Hub in Southwest Utah
A large-scale wind project likely supplemented with solar to directly power electrolysis and other related synthesis facilities to produce clean hydrogen in Eastern Wyoming. This “clean hydrogen” may be used directly as a renewable fuel or could be combined with other gasses to make ammonia or synthetic fuel, such as green diesel, using well-established chemical… Continue reading Pronghorn Clean Hydrogen Hub | Discouraged
A commercial-scale geological storage complex in Shelby County, Alabama. Southern States Energy Board plans to assess local industrial CO2 sources and storage reservoirs in Shelby County, Alabama to establish the feasibility of a commercial-scale geological storage complex. Targets for storage reservoirs include the deep Ketona Dolomite, secondary porous carbonate formations, and other low-permeability sedimentary rocks.
Project Eos is a potential carbon storage hub for the Pueblo, Colorado area to reduce industrial emissions from cement, steel, and power plant operations.
University of North Dakota Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) plans to demonstrate lower-cost DAC technology from Climeworks and permitted CO2 storage facilities in North Dakota at megatonne scale to catalyze and guide the development of commercial DAC plus storage facilities on the northern Great Plains. Climeworks will deploy technology to Prairie Compass Hub, which… Continue reading Prairie Compass DAC Hub — Phase 1
Louisiana State University intends to evaluate the feasibility of building a DAC hub in Louisiana that would remove CO2 already in the atmosphere and permanently store it. The Pelican consortium includes the University of Houston, Shell, and Mitsubishi Corporation, which announced its participation in April 2024. Shell US Gas & Power is leading the overall… Continue reading Pelican-Gulf Coast Carbon Removal
In October 2022, Bison was awarded a second Hub evaluation agreement for the North Drumheller (ND) Carbon Storage project. The project will target the Calgary area and emitters that could co-locate at the site
Phase 4 of the development of a lifecycle carbon-neutral hydrogen production facility located in Mason County, West Virginia, and part of the broader ARCH2 Hydrogen Hub. The project consists of four phases with each phase producing over 500 metric tons per day of net-zero carbon hydrogen at an approximate capital cost of $2 billion per… Continue reading Mountaineer GigaSystem – Phase 4
