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Developments with US carbon capture and storage

Carbon capture and storage in the US is evolving. Some of the strongest interest may be from ethanol producers with an interest in using ethanol to make sustainable aviation fuel. In this webinar we heard perspectives from three people in the centre of the action. Sylvain Riba, CEO, Geostock Sandia explained how the US CCS market is evolving - with growing interest in CCS from ethanol producers, some with an interest in using ethanol to make sustainable aviation fuel. He explained how ethanol producers can get involved in CCS more easily. He also discusssed Geostock Sandia's work on Class VI wells in the Midwest as a general contractor, and technical and commercial concerns. Geostock Sandia has prepared 20+ Class VI CO2 sequestration permits. Scott Rennie, president and CEO, Vault 44.01 have his company's perspective on progress and challenges in US CCS development. Vault 44.01 has a goal to enable cost-effective, wholesale decarbonization of industrial emitters across North America through CCS. In May 2022, Grey Rock agreed a capital commitment of up to USD$150 million. We also heard from Bret Estep, vice president, Tenaska. Tenaska’s carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) development team has more than 11 hubs in development in nine US states.