carbon capture and storage

CPV Proposes 1,800 MW Natural Gas Project Using CCS in West Virginia

CPV Proposes 1,800 MW Natural Gas Project Using CCS in West Virginia

Competitive Power Venture Inc. (CPV) has proposed a 1,800 MW combined-cycle natural gas power plant in West Virginia that could be the state’s first to utilize carbon capture and storage (CCS) infrastructure. CPV announced the potential $3 billion investment in Charleston, WV, earlier this month alongside Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV). Maryland-based CPV also disclosed the…

September 22, 2022
Australia Looking to Add Global LNG, Hydrogen Hub in Northern Territory

Australia Looking to Add Global LNG, Hydrogen Hub in Northern Territory

The Australian government plans to invest in the Northern Territory in the coming years to transform the region into a liquefied natural gas (LNG), hydrogen and manufacturing hub as global energy supplies tighten. The government intends to invest $2.6 billion in infrastructure projects across the territory, including a $1.5 billion investment in the Middle Arm…

May 11, 2022
LSB Taking On Arkansas CO2 Capture Project for Blue Ammonia

LSB Taking On Arkansas CO2 Capture Project for Blue Ammonia

Oklahoma City-based LSB Industries Inc. is taking initial steps to bring carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) to its natural gas-fed chemicals producing plant with Cresta Fund Management LLC-backed Lapis Energy. Lapis, a carbon management company, plans to fund 100% of the capital and operations expenditures to develop the CCS project at LSB’s El Dorado, AR,…

May 2, 2022
Navigator, Siouxland Ethanol Reach Long-Term Carbon Capture Agreement

Navigator, Siouxland Ethanol Reach Long-Term Carbon Capture Agreement

Navigator CO2 Ventures LLC said Wednesday it has entered a long-term agreement to supply carbon dioxide (CO2) capture, transportation and storage services to Siouxland Ethanol LLC on Navigator’s Heartland Greenway carbon capture and storage (CCS) system. Navigator reached a final investment decision last fall on Heartland Greenway, a 1,300 mile CCS pipeline that would traverse…

March 24, 2022
Enbridge Eyes CCS Hub Development at Former Coal Plant Site

Enbridge Eyes CCS Hub Development at Former Coal Plant Site

Supported by a thermal power generating utility, Enbridge Inc. has launched the fifth proposal for an Alberta carbon capture and storage (CCS) hub to satisfy Canadian climate change policy that demands net-zero emissions by 2050. Enbridge recently announced a cooperation agreement for a CCS cleanup of Capital Power Corp.’s 1,200 MW Genesee site southwest of…

December 7, 2021