Central Alberta carbon capture hub on track to be largest in Canada
The Origins carbon capture and storage hub, located east of Lacombe, is to initially have capacity to permanently store up to 1.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.
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The Origins carbon capture and storage hub, located east of Lacombe, is to initially have capacity to permanently store up to 1.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.
The executive director with Renewable Fuels Nebraska says the push to improve carbon emissions could help expand markets for ethanol. Dawn Caldwell says carbon capture and sequestr...
Climeworks has more than doubled CO₂ capture performance in upgraded collector containers at Mammoth, its direct air capture and storage facility in Iceland. The performance gains...
Global CCS Institute tallies 113 commercial projects currently capturing, transporting, and storing carbon emissions worldwide
UK-based company secures offtake agreements for projects that promise to convert carbon from flue gas into materials for construction and agriculture sectors
ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. won approval for its Rose carbon-capture project in Texas, allowing the company to move ahead with the emission-reducing development that could be among t...
Europe’s industrial carbon network takes shape Europe’s largest carbon capture facility opened on Monday at one of the continent’s biggest fertiliser production sites. Developed by...
Verdox has completed a useful industrial demonstration at Hydro’s Sunndal aluminum smelter in Norway. During a two-month test, its electrochemical process captured carbon dioxide f...
Oil companies have found a way to keep using fossil fuels: capture the carbon dioxide and bury it underground. Governments around the world are now pouring billions into it. But do...
A Swiss biomethane facility is being positioned at the start of a cross-border carbon removal chain extending to the Danish North Sea. The planned system would capture biogenic car...
Alberta is the main focus for near-term natural-gas power dedicated to AI and high-performance computing data centers, under a bring-your-own-generation model. Most large projects...
Group of over 100 leading climate scientists, legal experts, and environmental campaigners argue Rosebank and Jackdaw developers should be required to fund the capture and storage...
ADM is preparing to enter the voluntary carbon dioxide removal market at significant scale. The agricultural commodities group plans to generate credits from its carbon capture ope...
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) has become an important decarbonization pathway for oil and gas, power, cement, steel and other hard-to-abate industries. As of June...
Making the operators of Rosebank and Jackdaw financially responsible for capturing and storing CO2 could give Andy Burnham a world-leading policy to present at COP31, writes Stepha...
Canadian government aims to secure long-term energy, the estimated $7.2B federal investment in a slate of clean electricity generation and transmission projects in Newfound and Lab...
A leaked UCP cabinet report raised concern over TC Energy's ability to serve Alberta's nascent A.I. data centre industry, oilsands projects and other sources of demand growth.
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Brooklyn-based Vycarb recently reached a significant milestone in storing low-purity CO2 in sea water. This convenient, low-cost solution has the potential to make CCS more afforda...
Northland Power has achieved commercial operation at Alberta’s largest battery storage facility ahead of schedule and under budget.
The government of Alberta is introducing a fee of CAN 14 ($15.99) to each new solar panel supplied in the province beginning October 1. It says the money raised will go towards col...
Solar industry associations and advocates have said the Alberta government's $14 price tag is far too steep, punitive and being imposed without clear accounting to back it up.
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