In addition to conducting research and providing technical assistance on projects, the MRCI works as a resource for those operating in the growing CCUS arena by sharing news and information in a timely fashion with our partners and supporters.
CO₂ storage in the Mid-Atlantic Offshore CO₂ Region and Multimodal Transport in the Central Appalachian Basin Webinar Recordings
CO₂ storage in the Mid-Atlantic Offshore CO₂ Region and Multimodal Transport in the Central Appalachian Basin Join us for a webinar examining the feasibility and infrastructure for carbon storage in the offshore Mid-Atlantic and optimization and designing a multi-modal CO₂ transport hub in the Central Appalachian Basin Region of the United States! Brought to you by researchers
Final Technical Report for CO2 Pipeline Study in Central Appalachian Basin Available! (CO2NNECTION)
CO2 transport is important to simplify and optimize CCUS and provide storage options for sources in areas where storage options are limited; however, pipeline transport is not always the best option for transport. The paper presents the optimization and design of an intermodal transport hub in the Central Appalachian Basin Region of the United States
MRCI Final Reports Available!
Battelle recently submitted the Final Reports for the Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative (MRCI) to the U.S. Department of Energy. These reports document five-plus years of work evaluating and facilitating carbon dioxide storage in the midwestern and northeastern United States by the MRCI research team. The Final Technical Report – a summary of the program –
USEA Webinar on NRAP Tools in Class VI Permits
Join the United States Energy Association (USEA) and Battelle’s Jared Hawkins for a webinar discussing the utility of National Risk Assessment Partnership (NRAP) tools in UIC Class VI injection permits. The meeting will take place via Zoom from 1:00 – 2:00 EST on Wednesday, December 4, 2024. Click here to read more and register
Presentations from the 2024 Partners and Stakeholders Meeting
In late September, the MRCI Team hosted the 2024 Partners and Stakeholders Meeting in Columbus, Ohio. This day and a half long event featured expert presentations about topics such as current carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in the MRCI region, government updates, and delivering community benefits where projects are sited. If you missed the
Upcoming Presentations on MRCI Region Projects at GHGT
Next week, the 17th Greenhouse Gas Control Technology Conference (GHGT-17) will be hosted in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and will feature a week of presentations and posters discussing recent developments to control greenhouse gas emissions. This year, the MRCI Team will be presenting five posters on topics ranging from feasibility to global development of carbon capture