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Frontier Carbon Solutions secures first permits for Sweetwater carbon storage hub in Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Frontier Carbon Solutions secures first permits for Sweetwater carbon storage hub in Wyoming

With the issued permits, the Sweetwater Hub, which will ultimately comprise over 100,000 acres of leased pore space and over 550 million metric tons of CO2 storage capacity, is set to become the premier carbon storage solution in the Rocky Mountain region.

Wyoming issues first carbon sequestration permits. National leaders take note - Vimarsana News

Wyoming issues first carbon sequestration permits. National leaders take note

Wyoming issued its first permits for the permanent underground storage of CO2, a big win in a wider climate agenda that places the state at the forefront of an industry

Source: trib.com
BWXT to evaluate microreactor deployment in Wyoming : New Nuclear - Vimarsana News

BWXT to evaluate microreactor deployment in Wyoming : New Nuclear

BWX Technologies Inc has been contracted by the Wyoming Energy Authority to assess the viability of deploying microreactors in the state. The value of the contract was not disclosed.

Wyoming poised to take on carbon dioxide, pump it underground - Vimarsana News

Wyoming poised to take on carbon dioxide, pump it underground

Backed by the promise of billions in federal dollars, energy companies are lining up to accept an invitation by Wyoming officials to collect industrial sources of carbon dioxide and pump

Wyoming poised to take on carbon dioxide, pump it underground - Vimarsana News

Wyoming poised to take on carbon dioxide, pump it underground

Backed by the promise of billions in federal dollars, energy companies are lining up to accept an invitation by Wyoming officials to collect industrial sources of carbon dioxide and pump