A facility converting renewable natural gas and associated gas from the Permian into over one billion gallons/year of sustainable aviation fuel, lower carbon aviation fuel, and other light products annually. The facility will use captured biogas feedstock, integrated carbon capture, and renewable power. A FID is targeted for mid-2024.
EE North America’s Power-to-X facility Port of Victoria, Texas producing e-methanol using biogenic CO2. The e-methanol would then be used to fuel vessels for maritime shipping operations. Montauk Renewable is expected to provide biogenic CO2 from its Texas facilities for the production of e-methanol, starting in 2026 for 15 years. In January 2024, Project Nightshade… Continue reading EE North America | Project Nightshade
Arbor Gas’ Spindletop Renewable Gasoline Project converts woody biomass into renewable synthesis gas for the production of approximately 345,000 barrels annually of drop-in high-octane renewable gasoline. The gasoline will be produced from woody biomass generated from the East Texas woodshed incompliance with the EPA rules under the Renewable Fuel Standard. It is located in Beaumont,… Continue reading Arbor Gas | Spindletop Renewable Gasoline Project
A pilot plant in Houston, Texas, using CO2 emissions as feedstock to produce products including methane and fuels. As of April 2023, when the pilot plant launched, the eCO2 company was in pre-FEED engineering on full commercial-scale designs. In September 2023, Cemvita Corporation announced an offtake arrangement with United Airlines for up to 1 billion… Continue reading Cemvita | eCO2 Pilot Plant
A proposed two-plant project designed to gasify and combust waste fuels in an oxyfuel-based process. This ensures high CO2 concentrations in fuel gas, suitable for capture and storage. The project would be developed by Systems International, which announced in 2019 it had two ready projects for the patented ZEROS Technology System. The plants would be… Continue reading The ZEROS Project
A post-combustion carbon capture and compression retrofit unit at Panda’s Sherman natural gas–combined cycle power plant in Sherman, Texas. The post-combustion capture plant is an amine-based conventional absorber-stripper scrubbing system with a non-proprietary solvent. The study received DOE funding in 2019. In 2022, the FEED study recommended a pilot testing program. In June 2023, Rayburn… Continue reading Panda Sherman Carbon Capture and Compression Retrofit
The Terrell Natural Gas Processing Plant in Texas supplies CO2 via pipeline to an oilfield, where it is used for enhanced oil recovery. It started operations in 1972, and it is considered the oldest operating facility of its kind, capturing 400,000 to 500,000 tons of CO2 every year.
The carbon capture facility is located in west Texas and owned by Occidental Petroleum. It was commissioned in 2010 and cost a total of $1.1bn. CO2 is captured from Koch Nitrogen’s Enid Fertilizer plant and transported via pipeline for enhanced oil recovery. According to an October 2023 Bloomberg Green article, Oxy sold the project to… Continue reading Century Plant
A carbon capture project at the natural gas-fueled 464-MW Mustang Station of Golden Spread Electric Cooperative in Denver City, Texas. The University of Texas at Austin is conducting a FEED study for carbon capture at the station.
The project is expected to capture CO2 emissions from two of White Energy’s West Texas ethanol plants. The captured CO2 would be transported to Oxy’s West Seminole EOR field for injection and storage. The removal of 700,000 metric tons of CO2 annually from White Energy’s operations would lower the ethanol’s carbon intensity while taking advantage… Continue reading Project Interseqt
