Report: Transport Infrastructure for Carbon Capture and Storage
Report: GPI’s Carbon and Hydrogen Hubs Atlas
Report: Using Sedimentary Basin Geothermal Resources to Provide Long-Duration Energy Storage
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Report: Great SCO₂T! Rapid Tool for Geologic Carbon Sequestration Science, Engineering, and Economics
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SCO₂Tᴾᴿᴼ: Unlocking the Nation’s Subsurface to Support the Energy Transition
SCO2Tᴾᴿᴼ is a cutting-edge geospatial siting tool and database designed to revolutionize subsurface analysis for carbon storage and energy transition planning.
Celebrating 2 Years with Monica Hernandez-Lara
Monica Hernandez-Lara’s Work Anniversary
Celebrating 2 Years with Juan Carlos Duque
Juan Carlos Duque’s Work Anniversary
Pineywoods CCS Hub
The Pineywoods CCS Hub is an industrial-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) initiative aimed at providing a sustainable decarbonization solution for manufacturers, power producers, and other industrial carbon emitters in Southeast Texas. Designed to help businesses meet emissions reduction targets and comply with evolving environmental regulations, the project initially targets a storage capacity of 5 million tons of CO₂ per year, with potential expansion to over 50 million tons. By offering long-term carbon management solutions, the hub enables industries to maintain operations, retain jobs, and contribute to local economic growth while mitigating climate impacts. The project has already generated strong interest from potential customers, with multiple industrial partners engaging in negotiations to utilize the hub’s infrastructure for carbon storage.
MethaneDART: The Methane Emissions-Detection, Analysis, and Resource Management Tool
MethaneDART (Methane Emissions-Detection, Analysis, and Resource Management Tool) was developed as a geospatial intelligence platform designed to monitor and analyze methane emissions using satellite-based remote sensing data. Methane, a potent greenhouse gas, has seen a sharp increase in emissions over the past decade, making its detection and mitigation a critical component of climate change efforts. This tool was created to address the growing need for near real-time, high-resolution methane monitoring, particularly in the natural gas industry, where fugitive emissions represent a significant and preventable source of greenhouse gases. MethaneDART leverages advances in satellite data availability and machine learning algorithms to provide users with automated methane detection, emissions quantification, and industry-specific categorization of emission sources.
The Columbia River Basalt Technical Assistance Program (CaRBTAP)
The Columbia River Basalt Technical Assistance Program (CaRBTAP) is a collaborative initiative designed to provide objective, science-based technical assistance to key stakeholders involved in carbon storage projects within the Columbia River Basalt (CRB) region. Led by Carbon Solutions LLC, alongside key partners including the Carbon Containment Lab, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Idaho National Laboratory, Washington Geological Survey, and the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, the project seeks to accelerate the equitable and environmentally responsible deployment of carbon management technologies in the Pacific Northwest. Over the course of three years, CaRBTAP will lay the foundation for a robust carbon management industry in the region by addressing major scientific, economic, and policy-related challenges that impact large-scale CO₂ storage in basalt formations.
