The use of CCS extends back to the 1970s. It is proven and safe. In the United States, CCS projects have safely stored millions of metric tons of CO2 underground, with long-term monitoring confirming their effectiveness. Read More
The Tri-State CCS Hub team has been busy engaging with local communities and industry leaders to share project updates, answer questions and gather valuable feedback. Over the past few weeks, we hosted open houses in Carroll County, Ohio, and Marshall County, West Virginia, providing residents with an opportunity to learn more about carbon capture and […]
The Tri-State CCS Hub represents our commitment to advancing innovative, sustainable solutions for industries across Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. This project is set to transform how manufacturers, industrial processors and power generating facilities manage carbon emissions – all while strengthening our region’s economic future. See how the Tri-State CCS Hub is shaping the future […]
In our ongoing effort to keep you updated about the Tri-State CCS Hub, our team wants to update you on the permitting process for the West Virginia portion of our carbon capture and storage (CCS) project. Pending publication in the Federal Register, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has granted Class VI Underground Injection Control […]
In October, Tenaska, a leading energy company based in Omaha, Nebraska, appeared before the Hancock County Commission to provide a presentation on their process and their plans to construct and operate three CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) wells in Hancock County. The entire project is anticipated to develop, construct and operate 22 CCS well sites […]