In the fight against climate change, global experts call Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) one of the world’s most critical decarbonization technologies. CCS involves capturing and compressing carbon dioxide (CO2) at an emitting facility, transporting it via pipeline and injecting it safely and permanently deep underground.
Enbridge is developing innovative CCS solutions across North America. For example, in Canada, Enbridge and local Indigenous partners are developing the Open Access Wabamun Carbon Hub near Edmonton, AB, supporting a project by Heidelberg Materials that, upon completion, will result in the world’s first full-scale carbon capture at a cement plant. In the U.S., Enbridge and Oxy Low Carbon Ventures are developing a CO2 pipeline transportation and sequestration hub near Corpus Christi, TX.
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In the fight against climate change, global experts call Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) one of the world’s most critical decarbonization technologies. CCS involves capturing and compressing carbon dioxide (CO2) at an emitting facility, transporting it via pipeline and injecting it safely and permanently deep underground.
Enbridge is developing innovative CCS solutions across North America. For example, in Canada, Enbridge and local Indigenous partners are developing the Open Access Wabamun Carbon Hub near Edmonton, AB, supporting a project by Heidelberg Materials that, upon completion, will result in the world’s first full-scale carbon capture at a cement plant. In the U.S., Enbridge and Oxy Low Carbon Ventures are developing a CO2 pipeline transportation and sequestration hub near Corpus Christi, TX.
Scroll to learn more about our work in the CCS space.
In the fight against climate change, global experts call Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) one of the world’s most critical decarbonization technologies. CCS involves capturing and compressing carbon dioxide (CO2) at an emitting facility, transporting it via pipeline and injecting it safely and permanently deep underground.
Enbridge is developing innovative CCS solutions across North America. For example, in Canada, Enbridge and local Indigenous partners are developing the Open Access Wabamun Carbon Hub near Edmonton, AB, supporting a project by Heidelberg Materials that, upon completion, will result in the world’s first full-scale carbon capture at a cement plant. In the U.S., Enbridge and Oxy Low Carbon Ventures are developing a CO2 pipeline transportation and sequestration hub near Corpus Christi, TX.
Scroll to learn more about our work in the CCS space.
