Fifth Governor joins our Energy Caucus | Carbon management program updates
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Fifth Governor joins our Energy Caucus | Carbon management program updates

Louisiana’s Gov. Jeff Landry will join four other Governors at our 64th Annual Meeting We are pleased to announce that Gov. Landry will join Tennessee’s Gov. Lee, South Carolina’s Gov. McMaster, Nebraska’s Gov. Pillen, and Oklahoma’s Gov. Stitt for our Energy Caucus held during our 64th Annual Meeting. If you haven’t registered to join us…

Sustainability Spotlight: Carbon Management Program Updates

Sustainability Spotlight: Carbon Management Program Updates

It’s been awhile since our 63rd Annual Meeting and our last big update on current Board projects. We’ve been busy—our carbon management division continues to grow to include more than nine active carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects and three more under negotiation as detailed in the map below. Projects with significant updates and milestones…

SSEB and Partners to Establish Southeast Direct Air Capture Hub 
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SSEB and Partners to Establish Southeast Direct Air Capture Hub 

Project Will Provide $20.5M to Establish a DAC Hub in northern Mobile County, Alabama  The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management announced today that it will enter negotiations with Southern States Energy Board and its partners to support the deployment of a regional direct air capture (DAC) hub in south…

Learn About CCUS Regional Initiatives in a New Podcast from eGeos!

Learn About CCUS Regional Initiatives in a New Podcast from eGeos!

The episode—featuring Benjamin Wernette, our Geologist and Project Manager—introduces listeners to the four Regional Initiatives to Accelerate Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Deployment, a DOE-funded project with the collective objective to identify and help address regional storage and transport hurdles affecting commercial deployment of CCUS. The four initiatives discussed in the episode are: Midwest…

Regional Initiatives for CCUS Advancement Awarded $20 Million
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Regional Initiatives for CCUS Advancement Awarded $20 Million

On October 15, the U.S. Department of Energy announced $20 million in funding to four projects working to accelerate the regional deployment of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). The projects, representing the four corners of the country, are known as DOE’s Regional Initiatives to Accelerate CCUS Deployment. The Southern States Energy Board leads one…