A planned carbon capture and storage project at Rio Grande LNG in Brownsville, Texas. Rio Grande LNG is situated on a 984-acre site on the banks of an uncongested deepwater channel. Rio Grande LNG plans to offer CO2 emissions reduction of more than 90 percent via planned carbon capture and storage – capturing and permanently… Continue reading Rio Grande LNG Facility with CCS Phase 1
The project is anticipated to capture over 1.5 million metric tons of carbon dioxide per year from the existing Quail Run Energy Center in Ector County. The carbon capture facility will be located on land owned by the Quail Run Energy Center with all improvements located in Ector County ISD. The project is to separate… Continue reading Quail Run Carbon Capture Project
The project is intended to be a flagship for long-term growth of clean hydrogen development and utilization in the Gulf Coast region. The LIGH2T proposal includes access to and ownership of the region’s existing hydrogen infrastructure. This existing infrastructure will enable rapid at-scale utilization for a clean hydrogen network complete with production, transportation, storage and… Continue reading LIGH2T: Leading in Gulf Coast Hydrogen Transition (Encouraged)
General Electric, GE Research (Niskayuna, New York) plans to conduct a pre-feasibility study for a DAC hub in the greater Houston area in the state of Texas using a clean power source (renewable or nuclear energy). This hub would be located where Tenaska has acquired pore volume for the sequestration of CO2. The goal of… Continue reading Houston Area DAC Hub
The Freeport LNG CCS project is immediately adjacent to Freeport LNG’s natural gas pre-treatment facilities located near Freeport, on the Gulf Coast, approximately 60 miles southwest of Houston, Texas. The project will utilize a Freeport LNG-owned geological sequestration site located less than half a mile from the point of capture with up to a 30-year… Continue reading Freeport LNG CCS Project
A post-combustion CO2 capture facility for the natural gas combined cycle power plant at Calpine’s Deer Park Energy Center in Deer Park, Texas. The facility aims to capture roughly 5 million tonnes net CO2 per year, which equates to 95% of the total CO2 emitted by the natural gas combined cycle power plant each year.… Continue reading Deer Park Energy Center CCS Retrofit
BVK’s second CCUS project in the US. The project reached a final investment decision in 2022. The CCUS project will separate, dispose of, and geologically sequester CO2 generated as a byproduct of BVK’s natural gas production in the Barnett and will utilize BKV Midstream assets to do so. The Cotton Cove Project is estimated to… Continue reading BKV | Cotton Cove CCUS 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.
