Map illustrating the approximate location of the Longleaf CCS Hub area of interest in northern Mobile County, Alabama. Also shown are large-volume CO2 point sources in the region. Figure courtesy of Advanced Resources International.

Project Description

The Longleaf CCS Hub project seeks to significantly reduce the carbon emissions of south Alabama through the development of a stacked storage hub in proximity to Bucks, Alabama. SSEB and partnering organizations will complete permitting, characterization, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) efforts, characterize the deep subsurface through seismic methods and drilling a deep characterization well, and receive a Class VI underground injection control (UIC) permit to construct. Parallel efforts include the development of a pipeline FEED study and a CO₂ source feasibility study and implementation of a robust community benefits plan (CBP).

Project Benefits

The Longleaf CCS Hub will help manufacturers, industrial producers, and power generating facilities meet decarbonization goals in a cost-effective, responsible manner. At the same time, CCS projects such as this will bring economic benefits to the community, community-based organizations, and partnering academic institutions.

Presentations, Papers, and Publications

• Longleaf CCS Hub (Aug 2024)
  2024 FECM/NETL Carbon Management Research Project Review Meeting
• Longleaf CCS Hub (Jan 2024)
  Project Kickoff Meeting Presentation
• Longleaf CCS Hub
  2023 FECM/NETL Carbon Mangement Research Project Review Meeting - Carbon Transport & Storage Presentation
• Longleaf CCS Hub
  Community Benefits Initial Assistance and Validation Meeting
• Longleaf CCS Hub
  Community Benefits Outcomes and Objectives

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