Carbon Capture Insider - September 7, 2022

HeidelbergCement announces largest carbon capture project to date The project at the Mitchell, Indiana, cement plant of Lehigh Hanson, Inc. aims to capture 95% of the CO2 emissions from the newly renovated production facility and store them in a local onshore reservoir in the Illinois Basin. READ MORE SHARE
DOE invests $31M to advance CCS for industrial sectors The U.S. DOE FECM announced more than $31 million in funding for 10 projects to develop carbon capture technologies capable of capturing at least 95 percent of CO2 emissions generated from industrial applications. READ MORE SHARE
	Santos awarded CO2 storage permits for more CCS opportunities Santos has been awarded permits to undertake evaluation and appraisal work for the potential storage of carbon dioxide in the offshore Carnarvon and Bonaparte basins, off the coast of Western Australia, the company announced on September 5th. READ MORE SHARE
Mantel launches carbon capture tech to help achieve net-zero Mantel raises $2 million seed funding to accelerate development and deployment of the first liquid carbon capture material that can operate at high temperatures. READ MORE SHARE
US DOE invests over $6M in research decarbonization projects The U.S. DOE FECM announced $6.4 million in funding for 18 projects to conduct early-stage research and development of decarbonization technologies and environmental remediation. READ MORE SHARE
Equinor and Wintershall Dea partner for CCS value chain Equinor and Wintershall Dea have agreed to pursue the development of an extensive Carbon Capture and Storage value chain connecting continental European CO2 emitters to offshore storage sites on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. READ MORE SHARE
	Xcel Energy to add carbon-free energy to Upper Midwest system To help move the clean energy transition forward, Xcel Energy announced it is seeking proposals to add significant carbon-free energy for its customers in the Upper Midwest through new renewable energy projects and energy storage projects. READ MORE SHARE