Carbon Capture Insider - July 27, 2022

Over $40M Investment to Kickstart $20B in Carbon Capture Projects The Government of Alberta is investing over $40 million through Emissions Reduction Alberta in 11 projects focused on advancing the province’s global leadership in CCUS. If successful, these projects could lead to $20 billion in capital expenditures. READ MORE SHARE
ConocoPhillips and Sempra sign agreement for LNG and CCS activity ConocoPhillips announced a potentially significant expansion of its global LNG business through investment in a new large-scale LNG facility under development by Sempra Infrastructure in Jefferson County, Texas. READ MORE SHARE
	Red Trail Energy begins carbon capture and storage The first carbon capture and storage (CCS) project allowed under state primacy in the U.S. has commenced operations. Red Trail Energy LLC officially began CCS at its ethanol facility located near Richardton, North Dakota, on June 16. READ MORE SHARE
Canada Nickel Identifies New Method for Accelerated CO2 Capture Canada Nickel Company Inc. announced the results of a laboratory test program for a new method of accelerated carbon capture – In Process Tailings Carbonation that the Company believes has transformative potential. READ MORE SHARE
Carbon Clean awards FEED contract to KBR Carbon Clean, a global leader in cost-effective carbon capture solutions, announced that it has awarded a FEED contract to KBR for a groundbreaking carbon capture project at CEMEX’s Rüdersdorf plant in Germany. READ MORE SHARE
Lafarge Exshaw plant receives carbon capture funding Lafarge Canada Inc. is assessing the technical and economic feasibility of CCUS at the Exshaw Cement Plant. Integrated source-to-sink projects will be key to positioning the Lafarge Exshaw Cement Plant to be Canada’s first net-zero cement plant. READ MORE SHARE
Navigator CO2 launches new headquarters, expands executive team Carbon management firm confirms commitment to Midwest with the relocation of headquarters, and industry leader joins senior leadership team READ MORE SHARE
	Major engineering contract awarded at Peterhead CCS Station SSE Thermal and Equinor are developing what could become Scotland’s first flexible power station equipped with carbon capture technology and have appointed a consortium to deliver the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) contract. READ MORE SHARE