Day 1 of #GHGT16 was filled with pointed keynotes (takeaway: The time for CCUS is now), filled to capacity sessions, and featured MRCI team members moderating, asking questions and linking up with friends old and new
Excited to be here at #GHGT16 Only the first half of the first day and we are engaging in many conversations and presentations on CCUS and CCS!
We’re hanging out in the @Battelle tent at the #COSISciFest teaching visitors about Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS). Stop by and build your own CCS rock kit!
Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative (MRCI) retweeted
At #Climate22, @Battelle's Joel Sminchak #CCUS for Industrial Sources @MidwestCCUS "There are many opportunities for CCS in the MCRI region. Sources that integrate capture and compression have the highest net storage percentages."
Episode 2 of the 2022 eGeos Podcast, brought to you by the MRCI, is out now!
This episode introduces listeners to leaders of three of the four DOE Regional Initiatives to accelerate CCUS acceptance and deployment across the US. #CCUS #CarbonCapture
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Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative (MRCI) retweeted
The new Inside @Battelle blog explores results of Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership and previews goals of @MidwestCCUS. Battelle has leadership role w/both of these important #CCUS projects. Integral for #climateresilience.
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Excited to announce we've teamed up with @EnergyGeos to bring you a year of fascinating podcasts about our Initiative and carbon capture, utilization and storage. #Podcast #MRCI #CCUS #CO2
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Midwest Regional Carbon Initiative (MRCI) retweeted
Two million tons of carbon dioxide successfully stored, every objective met: Carbon capture research successfully completed by Battelle
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