Selected FEED Studies under award negotiation: 

DOE’s selection of an application for award negotiations is not a commitment by DOE to issue an award or provide funding. DOE and each selectee will negotiate a cooperative agreement, and any DOE funding would be provided only after negotiations are complete and DOE’s Contracting Officer executes the funding agreement. Before a funding agreement is executed, DOE may cancel award negotiations and rescind the selection for any reason. 

Entergy Services, LLC (ESL) 

Project Name: Lake Charles Power Station Integrated CO2 Capture Project 

Project Manager: Janelle Dana 

Location: Westlake, Louisiana 

Project Summary: The proposed project includes a full-scale integrated CO2 capture facility for Entergy Louisiana LLC’s natural gas combined cycle Lake Charles Power Station (LCPS). The project would use post-combustion CO2 capture technology with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd KS-21™ solvent capable of capturing a minimum of 95% of the CO2 emissions, equating to nearly 2.5 million tons of CO2 per year. Entergy Services, LLC has partnered with Talos Energy, Inc. to develop an off-take agreement with a storage site approximately 23 miles from LCPS and a pipeline to transport the captured CO2 to the storage site for secure storage.

Membrane Technology and Research, Inc. (MTR) 

Project Name: Integrated Carbon Capture and Storage Project at Dry Fork Station 

Project Manager: Tim Merkel and Brice Freeman

Location: Gillette, Wyoming

Project Summary: The proposed project for integrated carbon capture and storage at Dry Fork Station (DFS) includes an updated capture plant featuring Membrane Technology and Research, Inc.’s (MTR) second-generation Polaris membrane to achieve ≥ 90% capture rate at the Basin Electric’s DFS coal fired power plant. This proposed project incorporates completed, current, and planned activities in the Wyoming CarbonSAFE Phase III project (DE-FE0031891) including producing a pipeline FEED study; developing a CO2 storage field development plan; establishing Underground Injection Control Class VI well permitting; and ascertaining National Environmental Policy Act compliance through the development of an Environmental Information Volume.

Navajo Transitional Energy Company, LLC (NTEC) 

Project Name: Four Corners Power Plant Integrated Carbon Capture and Storage 

Project Manager: Harry Tipton 

Co- Project Manager: Cindy Crane 

Location: Navajo Nation 

Project Summary: The proposed project includes an integrated CO2 capture retrofit of post-combustion CO2 capture technology, transport, and storage for the coal fired Four Corners Power Plant (FCPP) located on the Navajo Nation. The proposed project has an estimated capability of capturing a minimum of 95% of the CO2 emissions from the FCPP, representing 10 million+ tons of CO2 per year. The project uses Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Americas, IncKS-21™ solvent for carbon capture and NTEC has partnered with Enchant Energy, LLC as the CO2 Capture Project Developer, and other institutes for development of the CO2 offtake solution, including pipeline and storage site development.

Southern States Energy Board 

Project Name: Ash Grove Foreman Cement Plant Carbon Capture and Storage 

Project Manager: Kenneth Nemeth 

Location: Foreman, Arkansas 

Project Summary: The proposed project includes integrated CO2 capture and storage associated with cement manufacturing at the Ash Grove Foreman Cement Plant in Foreman, Arkansas. The proposed project includes Air Liquide’s CryocapTM technology as the basis for post-combustion and/or process system CO2 capture, and pipeline and storage field development in the Jurassic Smackover Formation.

Taft Carbon Capture, LLC 

Project Name: Cypress Carbon Capture Project 

Project Manager: Michael Searfass 

Location: Hahnville, Louisiana 

Project Summary: The proposed project includes a commercial carbon capture facility at the existing Taft cogeneration power plant (i.e., natural gas fired, 3x1 combined cycle, heat, and power cogeneration) facility in Hahnville, Louisiana. The proposed project uses a solvent-based absorption post-combustion carbon capture system that separates and prepares for storage up to three million tons of CO2 per year representing a minimum of 90% of the CO2 emissions captured from the power plant.

Tampa Electric Company  

Project Name: Polk Power Station Integrated CO2 Capture Project 

Project Manager: Kris Stryker, Tampa Electric Company 

Location: Mulberry, Florida 

Project Summary: The proposed project includes retrofitting ION Clean Energy, Inc.’s post-combustion CO2 capture technology with transport and secure geologic storage for the natural gas combined cycle power plant at the Polk Power Station in Mulberry, Florida. This technology captures a minimum of 95% of the CO2 emissions which equates to nearly 3.7 million tons of CO2 per year that will be stored in secure geologic storage that is currently in development.

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  

Project Name: Integrated Capture, Transport, and Geological Storage of CO2 Emissions from City Water, Light and Power  

Project Manager: Dr. Kevin O’Brien 

Location: Springfield, Illinois 

Project Summary: The proposed project includes an end-to-end carbon dioxide capture, transport, and storage solution for the Dallman 4, a pulverized coal power plant at City Water, Light and Power in Springfield, Illinois. The project is estimated to capture 2 million tons of CO2 per year and transport it to a geologic storage site in the Illinois Storage Corridor. The proposed capture system uses a Linde-BASF solvent-based system.