Two Carbon Capture Technology Developers Break Ground at Wyoming ITC
The ITC welcomes Membrane Technology & Research and Kawasaki Heavy Industries as the companies’ two carbon capture projects move to the large-scale testing phase.
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Wyoming ITC Joins International Test Center Network
The Wyoming Integrated Test Center was officially inducted into the International Test Center Network (ITCN) in October of 2022.
ITC Highlighted in Climate Change Business Journal
The Wyoming ITC and the work occurring with MTR were highlighted in this month’s issue of the Climate Change Business Journal.
Wyoming ITC To Host Large-Scale Carbon Capture Test Project
Wyoming’s Integrated Test Center will host one of two projects selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for Phase III funding of a large-scale pilot carbon capture project.
Wyoming ITC testifies at Senate hearing on Carbon Utilization Technologies
Jason Begger, Managing Director of the ITC, is testifying this morning during the Senate Committee on Energy & Natural Resource’s hearing on Carbon Utilization technologies. His testimony highlighted the importance of carbon research and investments in infrastructure that allow for technologies to be scaled up to commercialization.
NRG COSIA CARBON XPRIZE ANNOUNCES WINNERS
In the culmination of a six-year engineering competition, the NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE announced the final winners for both the coal – and natural gas – tracks.
Cleaning Coal – Full Measure
Today’s modern coal plants are not your daddy’s coal plants. And we recently found out about a unique engineering contest being held to make them even cleaner. We’re off to northeast Wyoming near the town of Gillette. Read the article here.
Carbon Capture Could Cut Cost of Climate Change
A new analysis by the Great Plains Institute and the University of Wyoming describes possible steps that industries in the U.S. can take to lower their carbon dioxide emissions. They propose using carbon capture technology and transportation infrastructure that moves the carbon dioxide to storage locations underground. Read the article here.
Global Pandemic Brings Hardships and Opportunities for Wyoming Energy
As we begin slowly turning a corner in the COVID-19 crisis, Wyoming is uniquely poised to not only help meet our domestic energy demands but supply a growing international market. To do so, we must continue to invest in our energy infrastructure and ensure we have the best, most innovative energy technologies. Read the article here.