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.
The Open Access Wabamun Carbon Hub is a carbon storage facility that will transport carbon from nearby emitters and transport it to 3,000 meter deep storage wells. Nearby emitters include Heidelberg Cement’s Edmonton CCUS plant and a nearby Capital Power Corporation’s project. First Nation Capital Investment Partnership has partnered with Enbridge on the project. The… Continue reading Open Access Wabamun Carbon Hub
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
A prospective carbon sequestration project in reservoirs within Cambro-Ordovician strata under the Heidelberg Materials (Lehigh Hanson, Inc), Cement Plant in Mitchell, Indiana for safe storage of more than 50 million metric tons of CO2 over a 30-year timeframe. The project received $8.9 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Carbon Storage Assurance Facility… Continue reading Heidelberg Materials Mitchell CarbonSAFE Sequestration Project
A potential commercial-scale CO2 geological storage site in near offshore waters of the Coastal Bend region of the Texas Gulf Coast Port of Corpus Christi Authority intends to conduct a 24-month feasibility study to define, assess, and advance the project.
The development of a commercial-scale CO2 storage complex in the southeastern region of the Michigan Basin by Battelle Memorial Institute. The project was awarded $8m in DOE funding and $2m in non-DOE funding in January 2023.
A carbon sequestration hub east of Edmonton, Canada, to service Alberta’s industrial heartland region providing permanent subsurface carbon storage for industrial users, in an open-access hub format. Atlas would permanently store CO2 in a porous rock formation called the Basal Cambrian Sands – located about 2 km underground. The project would be built in phases.… Continue reading Atlas Carbon Storage Hub
A DAC plant designed to remove initially up to 1 million metric tons of CO2/year on the King Ranch in Kleberg County, South Texas. The plant would ideally end up capturing 30 million metric tonnes of CO2 every year through DAC. 1PointFive has partnered with King Ranch to gain access to 106,000 subsurface acres with… Continue reading 1PointFive | South Texas DAC Hub
1PointFive has leased land from Weyerhaeuser Company to develop a carbon sequestration hub in northeastern Livingston Parish, Louisiana. 1PointFive intends to use the land to sequester CO₂ in underground rock formations while Weyerhaeuser continues to manage the above-ground acreage as a working forest. The Livingston hub is expected to include 16 wells: five to six… Continue reading 1PointFive | Livingston Parish Sequestration Hub
