Milestone Carbon is establishing a Loving CCS Hub in Loving, Texas. The company officially filed for a Class VI well application with the EPA in August 2024. The proposed site in Loving, located in the Permian Basin, is close to large-scale industrial operations and the region’s suitable geological formations for carbon storage. The company’s first permit… Continue reading Milestone Carbon | Loving CCS Hub
Vault 44.01 is developing three carbon sequestration wells in Indiana. The firm, which is owned by Grey Rock Investment Partners, submitted applications for two wells in Madison and Wabash counties in summer 2024. Previously, the company filed its first Class VI application in 2023 for a one-well site, also in Indiana. Vault has entered into… Continue reading Vault 44.01 | Indiana Sequestration Wells
The ADM plant in Decatur is home to a Class VI CO2 storage well, which has stored well over a million tons of CO2 over the last decade.
Caliche Development Partners has a carbon sequestration development project in Beaumont, Texas. The project is among the ones in which global investment firm Sixth Street invested in August 2024. The investment is expected to close in late 2024.
Spiritus filed for a Class VI permit application with the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality for its Orchard One project in August 2024. The project could become the world’s largest DAC facility, designed to remove 2 million tonnes of CO2 annually from the atmosphere, with first-phase operations beginning by 2026. The permit, filed by Spiritus’… Continue reading Spiritus | Orchard One Project
ConocoPhillips applied in August 2024 for its first Class VI carbon sequestration well from the EPA for a project in Texas. An entity called ConocoPhillips Texas Gulf Coast CCS LLC filed for the permit in Refugio County, Texas, according to the EPA. ConocoPhillips and Refugio Storage Partners have entered into an easement agreement for underground… Continue reading ConocoPhillips | Texas Gulf Coast CCS
Carbon TerraVault announced in August 2024 that it had recently submitted an application to the EPA for a new Class VI permit for CTV VI, which upon approval, will expand its portfolio of pore space assets in California.
Lambda Energy Resources filed an application for a Class VI sequestration well in May 2024. The well would be the first in the state of Michigan. Lambda is adapting its existing infrastructure to allow for storage of 160 million metric tons of CO2 capture from ethanol plants, cement plants, and natural gas processing plants. The… Continue reading Lambda Energy | Michigan Sequestration Well
The CTS Hub is an open-access CO2 sequestration-as-a-service solution for industrial emitters within the greater Calgary region and beyond with potential storage capacity of up to 10 million tonnes per annum. It is developed by Reconciliation Energy Transition Inc. The CTS Hub plans to construct compression capacity, a CO2 pipeline network, and injection and monitoring… Continue reading RETI | East Calgary Region Carbon Transportation and Sequestration (CTS) Hub
Tenaska is advancing a sequestration hub in Indiana. Tenaska’s base facility has 5 million metric tons per year of storage capacity, plus the necessary pipeline infrastructure to bring the emissions in. The base facility design costs approximately $500m to build, with variations depending on the land position, site geology, and required pipeline miles.
