Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative
The Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative is a program funded by the Department of Energy comprised of team members from multiple state geological surveys, academic institutions, and industry. Backed by more than 20-years of experience in the field, the initiative works to connect science, technology, and research to advance CCUS acceptance and deployment in 20 states across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England regions.
Announcements
Testing EOR and CO2 Storage in the Carbonate Reservoirs of Southern Michigan Webinar
View a webinar presented by Battelle exploring how chemically enhanced CO₂-EOR can improve oil recovery in the challenging Trenton-Black River
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
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
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
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We joined forces with eGeos, a virtual forum for energy geoscientists and the creative energy behind the popular eGeos podcast, to bring listeners a year-long podcast that takes a deep-dive into Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage.
Announcements
Testing EOR and CO2 Storage in the Carbonate Reservoirs of Southern Michigan Webinar
View a webinar presented by Battelle exploring how chemically enhanced CO₂-EOR can improve oil recovery in the challenging Trenton-Black River
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
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
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
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