An Alaska-based deep-water marine port and blue ammonia manufacturing facility to supply the product to the Pacific basin. The project is located in Port MacKenzie, Alaska. The majority of the product is slated for use as a fuel for Pacific-based ocean going vessels with additional product available for agriculture and for use as a hydrogen… Continue reading Grannus | Alaska Blue Ammonia Plant & Offshore Terminal
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation’s carbon capture plant, located in Prudhoe Bay on Alaska’s North Slope. The plant is designed to remove carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide before natural gas enters the pipeline. The project is part of the Alaska LNG project, which has an estimated total cost of $44bn, and it includes the carbon capture… Continue reading AGDC | Arctic Carbon Capture Plant
University of Alaska Fairbanks will evaluate the suitability of a CO2 storage complex for storing power plant emissions in the northern Cook Inlet Basin of south-central Alaska. The project was selected for CarbonSAFE Phase II: Storage Complex Feasibility and will perform technical, economic, and community assessments for potential CO2 storage complexes. The project is among… Continue reading Cook Inlet Basin CO2 Storage Complex
The Alaska Hydrogen Hub anticipates initially producing more than 600 tons per day, utilizing natural gas feedstock from the Alaska LNG Project and sequestering the associated carbon, eventually growing to 1,600 tons of hydrogen per day in hub capacity. The Alaska LNG Project demonstrated through a comprehensive lifecycle analysis that it is the lowest carbon… Continue reading Alaska Hydrogen Hub (Discouraged)
ASRC Energy Services, LLC (Anchorage, Alaska) intends to evaluate DAC locations that include: the North Slope, the Interior (Fairbanks), and/or South Central (Anchorage, Kenai Peninsula, Mat-Su). As part of the pre-feasibility study, the consortium will conduct a technical review of multiple existing technologies to review the operating range of technologies and identify modifications required to… Continue reading An Arctic Direct Air Capture Hub Testing Ground
The potential production of blue ammonia using North Slope natural gas delivered to Southcentral Alaska via the Alaska LNG Project. AGDC, Mitsubishi Corporation, TOYO Engineering Corporation and Hilcorp Alaska signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate the commercial feasibility of the project in October 2022. The carbon dioxide generated from this process can be captured… Continue reading AGDC | Cook Inlet Blue Ammonia Hub
