carbon capture and sequestration

Fri 4/10/26 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

EPA Approves Carbon-Capture Project in Indiana

Indiana is a step closer to getting its first active carbon capture and sequestration project after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved the Class VI injection well for the One Carbon Partnership CCS project near Union City, which is about halfway between Indianapolis and Dayton, OH.

Fri 12/12/25 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

Louisiana Clean Energy Complex Gains New Life as Air Products, Yara Announce Partnership

Author Jason Lindquist - Hydrogen Billboard

The Louisiana Clean Energy Complex gained a new lease on life this week after Air Products said it was in “advanced negotiations” with global fertilizer giant Yara on a 25-year deal to take most of the project’s blue hydrogen — and ultimately buy the ammonia-production assets outright.

Fri 7/18/25 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

U.S. Carbon Capture to peak at 70 million MT in 2039: EIA

Author Jason Lindquist

U.S. carbon-capture efforts are expected to peak at about 70 million metric tons per year by 2039, due in large part to the 45Q tax credit for permanent CO2 sequestration, according to the EIA.

Fri 12/20/24 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

U.S. Adds $3.1 Billion in Funding for Carbon-Capture Projects

Author Jason Lindquist

Efforts to boost the U.S. carbon-capture industry got a boost this week when up to $3.1 billion in new funding was made available through a pair of initiatives announced by the Department of Energy.

Fri 12/6/24 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

Wolf Carbon Solutions Withdraws Petition to Build CO2 Pipeline in Iowa

Author Jason Lindquist

The future of a carbon capture and sequestration project under development in the Midwest became more uncertain this week after Wolf Carbon Solutions withdrew its petition to build a 95-mile section of a carbon dioxide pipeline in Iowa.

Fri 9/27/24 - Analyst Insight

Government & Regulatory

Senate Bill Would Boost 45Q Tax Credit

Author Jason Lindquist

The 45Q tax credit for carbon sequestration would see significant revisions under the Enhanced Energy Recovery Act, which was introduced this week by a trio of Republican senators.

Fri 7/12/24 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

Calpine Advances Plans for First CCS Project at Combined-Cycle Power Plant in U.S.

Author Jason Lindquist

Calpine’s Baytown Carbon Capture and Storage Project will begin Phase 1 activities after receiving $12.5 million in federal funding.

Fri 5/31/24 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

Bottleneck Grows for CCS Projects Seeking EPA Approval

Author Jason Lindquist

Less than a handful of Class VI wells have been permitted by the EPA nearly two years after the 45Q tax credit for CCS was enhanced and expanded under the IRA, but there are dozens of projects working their way through the approval process, with nearly 40% of them filed within the last 12 months.

Thu 2/15/24 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

Delaware Basin CCS Hub Receives DOE Funding For Feasibility Study

Author Adam Baker

Omina Midstream Partners has announced that it has received federal funding from the DOE’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) to conduct a feasibility study for it’s proposed carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) hub. Read this and more at https://rbnenergy.com/analyst-insights

Mon 11/27/23 - Analyst Insight

Renewables

Wolf Carbon Solutions to Refile Application for CO2 Pipeline

Author Jason Lindquist

Wolf Carbon Solutions submitted a motion last week to withdraw its certificate application to the Illinois Commerce Commission for the development and operation of a CO2 pipeline system known as the Mt. Simon Hub. Wolf said it intends to refile the application with the ICC in early 2024 and that it remains committed to the hub project.

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