Interactive map of CCS and DAC projects in the US - https://www.catf.us/2020/07/ccus-interactive-map/

The expanded and extended 45Q tax credit for carbon capture, utilization and sequestration (CCUS) projects passed by the U.S. Congress in early 2018 is the most significant carbon capture-specific incentive available, globally, and is spurring the progress of dozens of projects around the country. Other nations that are looking to create successful carbon reduction policies are closely tracking the impact of 45Q.

As a result of 45Q tax credits, state-level incentives and grant funding from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), more than thirty carbon capture and storage projects are at various stages of planning and development. Based on our research of project announcements and public information, these projects together represent a potential doubling of existing global carbon capture and storage capacity.

Using CATF’s interactive map below, you can track these early stage U.S. based CCUS projects. Click on each colored circle on the map to learn each project’s location, sector (industrial, power or direct air capture), type of CO2 storage (EOR or saline), storage capacity and current status. The map also shows the vast expanse of potential geologic saline storage formations around the country. We will regularly update the map to reflect project advances and new project announcements.