Carbon Capture Insider - January 26, 2022

Minnkota receives CO2 storage permit from NDIC The NDIC approved a permit on Jan. 21 allowing Minnkota Power Cooperative to safely and permanently store CO2 deep underground near Center, N.D. Should the project move forward to construction, it will be the world's largest post-combustion project. READ MORE SHARE
Enhance Energy announces a CO2 Sequestration Hub in Alberta Enhance Energy has plans for a new carbon sequestration project in Central Alberta. The project would enable meaningful emissions reductions for industrial emitters through permanent sequestration of captured CO2 before it enters the atmosphere. READ MORE SHARE
	DOE Extends Deadline for Responses to RFI on Carbon Reducing Tech The U.S. Department of Energy has extended the deadline for responses to the request for information on deployment-ready carbon reduction and removal technologies. READ MORE SHARE
Industry Support for Large-Scale CCS Gains Momentum in Houston Air Liquide, BASF and Shell the latest to join group of companies committed to advancing large-scale carbon capture and storage in Houston. Collective efforts could capture and store approximately 50 million metric tons of CO2 per year by 2030. READ MORE SHARE
Caltrans To Use Low-Carbon Cement to Help Combat Climate Change Caltrans announced it is approving the use of low-carbon cement to help reduce the carbon footprint of California’s transportation system. READ MORE SHARE
GATE Energy Awarded Major CCUS Project with E&P Operator GATE Energy have been awarded the Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) Strategy development contract by a major E&P operator. READ MORE SHARE