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Pushback from some landowners and environmental groups for more than a year has frustrated officials hoping to bring carbon capture projects to North Dakota. Now the state will seek to
Extensive pushback from landowners and environmental groups has frustrated officials hoping to bring carbon capture projects to North Dakota. Now the state will seek to bolster its messaging.
Sempra Infrastructures also advancing developing its Port Arthur Energy Hub, including CCS. [Image: Sempra Infrastructure]
From the column: "And it diverts valuable public money that we need to move to a conservative, renewable energy future."
From the column: "The simple fact is that we know the sun doesn't always shine and the wind doesn't always blow. Furthermore, global conflict has made it almost impossible to source the raw material needed for storage. There is also continued opposition to domestic mining."