The current Carbon Capture, utilization, and Storage (CCS) tax credit in the United States is unlikely to incentivize ...

Archer-Daniels-Midland’s storage site in Decatur, Illinois, has been on pause since EPA found that brine and CO2 had likely ...

The amount of mud that would need to be removed for the project could fill LSU's Pete Maravich Assembly Center nearly twice ...

We appreciate the opportunity to respond to the recent column by Sens. Jeff Magrum, R-Hazelton, and Tim Mathern, D-Fargo, ...

Donald Trump’s return to the White House could scramble the evolution of carbon capture and storage — but the technology will likely still find its way into the power sector.

Carbon capture has long been used in the oil and gas industry, where the captured CO2 is pumped into marginal or flagging wells to enhance oil recovery. This is carbon capture and utilization (CCU).

While we must work toward meeting our commonwealth’s emissions targets, we also can’t completely pivot away from traditional energy sources anytime soon. Carbon capture provides a commonsense solution ...

In recent years, Chevron has reduced the amount of carbon it emits and is investing $10 billion company-wide from 2022-2028 toward hydrogen and carbon capture.

They could also be used in natural gas transport and storage—a single cubic foot of hydrate can store up to 150 cubic feet of gas—or for carbon capture and storage projects.

Training crews to work effectively with CO 2 -infused concrete is crucial for achieving the desired outcomes. DACC plays a pivotal role in advancing CO 2 integration into concrete.