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Energy

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Oslo City Hall at dawn

Norway’s carbon capture project paused over high cost projections

The Biden adminsitration is reportedly looking to make carbon capture an integral part of power plants across America.

Energy

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Mark Gordon, June 15, 2023, Washington, D.C.

Wyoming governor’s speech erupts into fight over future of fossil fuels, carbon capture

To reach the International Energy Agency's carbon-reduction targets 70 to 100 carbon capture facilities will have to come online every year for the next 27 years. Installing the technology on a single power station in Wyoming would cost nearly $468 million.

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Hydrogen

'Big, beautiful bill' kills hydrogen production credit, keeps carbon capture credit

The legislation could eliminate billions in incentives for companies investing in low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production.

Energy

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Petra Nova Carbon Capture plant, Oct. 14, 2022, Richmond, Texas

Industry officials say carbon capture project would bring jobs, revenue

Faucheux highlighted the 346,000 jobs and $54 billion economic impact attributed to the oil and gas industry in Louisiana in 2021, arguing that emerging carbon capture technology will play a critical role in maintaining or increasing those numbers.

Energy

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Petra Nova Carbon Capture plant, Oct. 14, 2022, Richmond, Texas

Louisiana parish officials seek greater carbon capture tax revenue

The captured CO2 is compressed and transported by pipeline, ship, rail or truck to be used in a range of applications, or injected into deep geological formations such as depleted oil and gas reservoirs or salt domes.

Energy

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Petra Nova Carbon Capture plant, Oct. 14, 2022, Richmond, Texas

Illinois adopts carbon capture and storage regulations

PHMSA launched this process in 2020 in the wake of a CO2 pipeline rupture in Satartia, Mississippi, that hospitalized 45 people with life-threatening symptoms and forced 200 people to evacuate the area.

Energy

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Petra Nova Carbon Capture plant, Oct. 14, 2022, Richmond, Texas

Change proposed to compensation method for carbon capture leases

House Bill 783 would require landowners be compensated per acre to "no less than the maximum amount paid to any other landowner in that project."

Energy

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Louisiana capitol

Louisiana lawmakers receive briefing on carbon capture issues

For about four hours, the fire coordinator in Warren County, Mississippi worked with emergency responders in neighboring Yazoo County to drag dozens of residents to safety, including some that continue to have health issues four years later, Briggs said.

Energy

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Petra Nova Carbon Capture plant, Oct. 14, 2022, Richmond, Texas

Opponents rally to stop carbon capture projects near water supplies in Illinois

The aquifer serves over 100 communities, businesses, and farmers throughout central Illinois and is vital to the economy.

From the States

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John Bel Edwards, July 7, 2016, Baton Rouge, La.

Louisiana residents voice concerns over carbon capture project

Residents around the lake, local government officials, attorneys and others highlighted numerous concerns, from environmental risks to declining property values, to a lack of transparency, to issues with mineral and landowner rights.

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