Articles tagged CCS

NextDecade Corp. has withdrawn its request for FERC to review a proposed carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Brownsville, TX, that was previously proposed to reduce emissions from its Rio Grande LNG (RGLNG) export project.

Integrated energy major ExxonMobil is seeing bottom-line gains by simplifying and standardizing operations, a strategy that should continue to benefit the global natural gas and oil operations, CEO Darren Woods said Friday.

The Biden administration has finalized rules to slash 90% of emissions from new natural gas-fired power plants, designed in part to encourage the use of more carbon capture and sequestration (CCS).  

Natural gas and oil lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) should continue, but there’s room for wind development, as well as carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), according to exploration and production (E&P) companies. 

Houston-based Talos Energy Inc. is snapping up QuarterNorth Energy Inc., a privately held U.S. deepwater explorer in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM), as it doubles down to expand its “operational breadth and production profile,” CEO Timothy Duncan said.

Japan’s Inpex Corp. has received government approval for the long-delayed Abadi natural gas production and LNG project in eastern Indonesia, which includes plans for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) facilities.

EnLink Midstream LLC continues to see signs of an increasing need for natural gas, with the Permian Basin poised for significant growth ahead following a record quarter.

A carbon capture project that would be sited offshore Louisiana’s industrial-heavy Cameron Parish is inching forward after Carbonvert Inc. and Castex Energy Inc. clinched an operating agreement with state officials.

Houston-based Buckeye Partners LP on Monday said it would buy Elysian Carbon Management in a sign that mirrors ExxonMobil’s recent decision to snap up Denbury Inc. to expand carbon capture services.

Well completion activity is on the rise in North Dakota, likely heralding a surge in oil and gas production and underscoring the need for more natural gas egress capacity, state regulators said Friday (July 14).