Yet none of the nation’s 3,400 coal- and gas-fired power plants are currently using carbon capture technology in a significant way, raising questions about the viability of that approach.

The pilot program, performed at Reykjavik Energy’s geothermal power plant under a European-U.S. program called CarbFix, was able to turn more than 95% of carbon dioxide injected into the earth ...

CCS market grows with climate focus and tech advances, but high costs and policy gaps remain key hurdles to wider adoption in ...

The pilot project aims to capture about 67,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide from the plant’s operations each year — the equivalent emissions of 16,000 gasoline-powered cars, and a small ...

Otherwise, the U.S. has more than a dozen proposed carbon capture projects at power plants — including several with a target start date before 2030 — but none have moved to construction, ...

The deal gives Arbor $41 million to help it build its first commercial-scale power plant in southern Louisiana that will burn ...

The rule announced May 11, if implemented, would mean coal- and natural gas-fired power plants would have to install carbon capture or other technology to reduce or capture nearly all of their CO ...

Power plants and industrial facilities that emit planet-warming carbon dioxide are hopeful that Congress will keep tax ...

Petra Nova, the only U.S. CCS plant on a power station that captured carbon at scale, closed in 2020. It pumped the captured CO2 into an oilfield to push out crude but closed due to a crash in ...

The good news is that capturing CO₂ is slowly moving down the cost curve. For instance, the cost of CO₂ capture in the first large-scale CCS power plant facility, Canada’s Boundary Dam coal ...

Mimicking carbon capture of C4 plants The scientists’ carbon capture and storage idea gained its roots in a tour that Wexler took of local plants in Saudi Arabia around nine years ago. During the tour ...

That project, attached to a coal-burning power plant near Houston, Texas, called Petra Nova, closed in 2020, leaving just one commercial power plant in the entire world still using carbon capture ...