Announced Projects to date
Corpus Christi Offshore
Together with Repsol and Mitsui, Carbonvert is developing an offshore CO2 capture and storage facility in Texas State Waters, in close proximity to several key industrial emitters. The 140,000 offshore acres in the Gulf Coast has a total projected CO2 storage capacity exceeding more than 600 million metric tons.
Shared infrastructure opportunities:
For this project, Carbonvert, Repsol, and Mitsui are seeking development and infrastructure efficiencies where possible, seeking to leverage work across their individual portfolios where applicable.
Corpus Christi, TX
- 140,000 acres offshore
- 20+ million metric tons of CO2/year injection capability
- 5,000 - 7,000 ft below ocean bottom
GeoDura Carbon Storage Hub
Carbonvert, Castex and Enbridge, together under the joint venture OnStream CO₂, are developing a 24,000 acre tract of pore space offshore near Cameron Parish, Louisiana for carbon storage. The GeoDura Carbon Storage Hub will permanently sequester captured CO₂ more than a mile beneath the ocean floor. Based on the region's advantageous subsurface geology, the project has a total storage capacity of more than two hundred and fifty million metric tons.
Leverage existing infrastructure:
Carbonvert, Castex and Enbridge are exploring opportunities to repurpose existing pipeline infrastructure to support project development.
Cameron Parish, LA
- Approx. 24,000 Acres Located Offshore
- 250+ million metric tons of projected CO2 capacity total
- 2028 First Injection Target
Wyoming Trails Carbon Hub
With a total of $5.5 million award from the US Department of Energy across two projects, the overall program will also serve as a roadmap and open-access resource for future carbon management and infrastructure developments.
Wyoming’s Energy Leadership:
The Wyoming Trails Carbon Hub is a cornerstone of the state’s strategy to strengthen its energy economy while leveraging cutting-edge carbon management to ensure long-term industry growth and resource development. By building on Wyoming’s rich energy legacy, this initiative secures new economic opportunities for the state and its workforce.
Positioning Wyoming for the Future:
The Wyoming Trails Carbon Hub is driving investment in next-generation energy infrastructure, supporting new industrial projects that expand American energy leadership. By advancing carbon storage and utilization, this initiative reinforces Wyoming’s role in securing reliable, domestic energy supplies for the region and the nation.
Sweetwater County, WY
- $5.5 million total award from U.S. Dept. of Energy award
- Will provide a desktop FEED study on an open access, common carrier CO2 pipeline system with nominal capacity of 25 MtCO2/yr
- Will build the business case and feasibility study for >45 MtCO2/yr capacity system
- Transport and storage infrastructure
Nuclear Direct Air Capture with Carbon Storage Pilot
Carbonvert, along with Battelle, Southern Company, Sargent & Lundy and the University of Alabama, are collaborating on an exploratory study for the direct air capture and storage of CO2 emissions from a nuclear power plant. The project was awarded $2.5 million from the US Department of Energy in September 2022. This FEED study for a direct air capture system is co-located with Southern Company’s Joseph M. Farrley Nuclear Plant.
Learning for Future Projects:
In addition to researching the economic and engineering scalability of these programs, this project will include analyses on environmental safety and health, environmental justice, economic revitalization and jobs and a cradle-to-grave life cycle analysis.
A Guiding Hand:
Carbonvert serves as a strategic advisor, commercialization partner and lead cost-share investor for the project.
Columbia, AL
Mid-Atlantic Offshore
Battelle and Carbonvert, and other project partners, are laying the groundwork for a strategic CCS hub on the Mid-Atlantic outer continental shelf. This initiative will enhance energy security, drive private investment, and support high-quality jobs, ensuring the region remains a vital participant to America’s energy leadership and economic strength.
Atlantic Coast
- Offshore evaluation from Massachusetts to Virginia
- $2.5 million US Dept. of Energy award
Bayou Bend CCS - Asset Divested
Bayou Bend is a 20+ MMPTA CO2 capture, transport and storage hub in southeast Texas that combines offshore and onshore acreage to serve Port Arthur, the Houston Ship Channel and surrounding region. Carbonvert was instrumental in securing the offshore lease alongside Talos Energy, and in detailed project planning and permitting applications. In August 2023, Carbonvert transitioned its ownership stake to Equinor.
A Major Impact:
Bayou Bend is strategically positioned to affect environmental change, with more than 35 Mtpa of CO2 emissions in the Port Arthur region and an overall anticipated storage capacity of 1 billion metric tons.
Port Arthur, TX
- 40,000 acres of Offshore storage and ~100,000 Onshore
- 8,000 ft below ground miocene saline formations for permanent sequestration
Carbonvert News
OnStream Receives $26 Million in Federal Funding for Louisiana Offshore Carbon Storage Hub Development and Announces Joint Venture Partnership with Major Midstream Company
Nov 18, 2024Today, OnStream CO2, LLC ("OnStream"), a developer of carbon storage projects along the southern coast of Louisiana, announced that that it has received a $26 million CarbonSAFE Phase III grant...
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Repsol-led Partnership Advancing Carbon Capture & Storage project in Offshore Coastal Bend Region
Oct 8, 2024October 8, 2024, Corpus Christi, Texas USA, Repsol and its partners in the Aves Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) joint venture are pleased to be working together on an innovative...
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