mobile,Allah. , March 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Tenaska, a privately held U.S. energy company with more than 35 years of experience, today formally announced the Longleaf CCS Hub, a planned carbon capture and storage (CCS) project. mobile county.The facility will provide innovative business solutions to assist manufacturers, power plants, industrial processors and other industries south alabama Meet emissions regulations and climate requirements.
The scheme will promote stability and growth in the region, provide viable pathways for existing businesses to comply with changing environmental standards, and attract new businesses to contribute to the region’s economic vitality and employment opportunities.
“With the Longleaf CCS Center, we are not only meeting the growing demand for efficient CO2 Management Solutions; We are cultivating an economically resilient and sustainable ecosystem. ” Joel Link, president of Tenaska Development Group. “This project demonstrates our commitment to innovative solutions while promoting Alabama Be at the forefront of economic growth. “
About 85 people — elected officials, economic development supporters, business leaders and others — attended the launch event at the National Maritime Museum of Gulf Discovery. mobile.
“We are pleased to see the unveiling of the Tenaska Longleaf CCS Center, which will use cutting-edge technology to safely store carbon dioxide emitted from industrial processes and remove it from the atmosphere,” said Mobile Chamber President and CEO. Bradley Byrne. “This innovative project is an important step towards a sustainable future. south alabamawhich not only addresses the urgent need for efficient carbon dioxide2 management solutions while also promising to enhance our region’s economic resilience and job stability. “
mobile mayor Sandy Stimpson said: “Technologies such as carbon capture and storage are key solutions to environmental and business challenges. This proven and tested technology will help existing industries achieve their environmental goals and provide carbon emissions for businesses looking to relocate here. Solutions. As a city, we believe environmental needs and business growth can coexist.”
“Today marks a significant investment mobile countya vote of confidence in Tenaska mobile county and our entire region,” said Mobile County Commissioner Connie Hudson. “The Longleaf CCS Center is good for our environment and our industry. By providing CO2 storage solutions, this project helps our existing businesses achieve their environmental goals. It is also attractive to new businesses who may be looking to set up or expand in the area. mobile county. Finally, it also helps position our region as a leader in forward-thinking and sustainable economic development with minimal impact on our natural environment. “
The Longleaf CCS Hub is participating in an award from the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management (FECM) that allows $17.9 million Funding supports geological characterization and permitting efforts. This DOE grant brings together a diverse project team that includes the Southern States Energy Council (awardee), Tenaska, Advanced Resources International, Crescent Resource Innovation, ENTECH Strategies, Geological Survey of Alabamathis University of South Alabama and Williams. Baker Hughes Oilfield Services and Environmental Resource Management will also participate as suppliers, and Southern Company Services will serve as the project industry network leader.
“Our organization is committed to removing barriers to technological innovation while remaining firmly committed to raising the nation’s energy and environmental standards,” said Ken Nemeth, Secretary of the Southern States Energy Commission. “This project is another step towards sustainable energy security in the South.”
Initial development of the Longleaf CCS Center in Tenaska begins in 2022. The project’s Tier VI application is under review by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and Tenaska has solicited interest from a number of emissions customers in the region. Pending all necessary permitting approvals, construction is expected to begin as early as late 2025, with commercial injection expected a year later.The actual start of construction will coincide with the client’s preparations to capture CO22.
To support community engagement efforts, Tenaska hires a local representative mobile regions and opened local planning offices. For more information, please visit www.longleafccshub.com.
With Tenaska in Alabama The company has been excited to expand its reach for more than two decades. The Longleaf CCS Center is part of Tenaska’s extensive CCS portfolio USA, strategically positioned to serve motivated emissions customers and exploit suitable geological formations. This initiative clearly demonstrates Tenaska’s ability to adapt and innovate in response to the changing energy landscape, underscoring its proven expertise in energy development.
About Tenasca
Has always been among them Forbes list of America’s largest private companiesTenaska is a leading energy company with operations across the energy value chain. Tenaska Marketing Ventures (TMV) and Tenaska Power Services Co. (TPS) are among the largest natural gas and electric power marketing companies in the United States North America. The company owns 7,700 megawatts (MW) of natural gas and renewable energy generation facilities and has developed, managed and/or operated approximately 22,128 MW of natural gas and renewable energy generation facilities throughout its history. Tenaska’s development services portfolio includes more than 28,887 MW of solar, wind and storage projects and green hydrogen initiatives, in addition to the development of 10 carbon sequestration projects capable of storing 50 million tons of carbon dioxide2 Per year. Tenaska pursues investment opportunities to deploy its capital into generation assets across the country. For more information, please visit www.tenaska.com.
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