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California Resources Corporation
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Carbon TerraVault (CTV) is the carbon management business of California Resources Corporation (CRC), providing end-to-end carbon capture and storage (CCS) services to industrial CO2 emitters in California. The company's core technology involves capturing CO2 from industrial sources, transporting it, and permanently injecting it into depleted underground reservoirs for secure storage. CTV's operational flagship is CTV I, which achieved California's first CO2 injection in May 2026 at the 26R reservoir in CRC's Elk Hills Field in Kern County, making it the first operational CCS project in the state. The company holds a large majority of EPA Class VI well permit applications on file in California and operates a development portfolio that includes Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier, covering both point-source capture and Direct Air Capture (DAC).

In August 2022, CRC formed the Carbon TerraVault Joint Venture with Brookfield Renewable (51% CRC, 49% Brookfield), securing a $500 million capital commitment through the Brookfield Global Transition Fund (BGTF) for CCS project development in California. CTV generates revenue through long-term managed-service storage contracts with industrial CO2 emitters requiring decarbonization, distributed via direct enterprise field sales to California-based industrial facilities. The primary customer segment is industrial CO2 emitters in California that must meet carbon neutrality targets. The operating model is B2B enterprise sales with contract structures tailored to individual customer requirements; pricing is not publicly disclosed. All operations are currently concentrated in California, with a 19-person team and a Bakersfield operations center supporting field activities at Elk Hills.

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Carbon TerraVault is the carbon management business of California Resources Corporation, providing end-to-end CO2 capture, transport, and permanent underground storage services to industrial emitters in California. It operates California's first operational CCS project at Elk Hills Field, with a Brookfield-backed JV and a multi-project CCS/DAC development portfolio.

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carbon capture storage, direct air capture, industrial decarbonization, CO2 sequestration services, underground CO2 storage
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1CO₂ Storage Site Development & Permitting (Characterization, Licensing, Stakeholder Engagement)
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2Carbon Removal Project Development, Financing & Offtake (Developers, Aggregators, Buyers Clubs)
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3CO₂ Storage Closure & Long-Term Stewardship (Post-Closure Monitoring, Liability Transfer)
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  • Remediation and Other Waste Management Services5629
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Carbon Capture and Storage Services
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1Carbon Capture and Storage Services
TypeManaged Services
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CTV provides CO2 capture, transport, and storage services to industrial customers. Revenue is generated through long-term storage contracts with industrial CO2 emitters requiring decarbonization solutions. Services include safely injecting CO2 into depleted underground reservoirs for permanent storage.

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Carbon TerraVault provides end-to-end carbon capture and storage (CCS) services for industrial customers in California, including CO2 capture, transport, and permanent underground injection into depleted reservoirs. It operates the CTV I project at CRC's Elk Hills Field (California's first operational CCS project) and a portfolio of DAC and CCS development projects including Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier.

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  • First CO2 injection in California history (May 2026)
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Carbon TerraVault (CTV) is CRC's carbon management business providing integrated CO2 capture, transport and permanent underground storage services. The core offering centers on the CTV I project—California's first operational CCS initiative with CO2 injection at Elk Hills Field—and a portfolio of additional projects including Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier. The subsidiary is structured around the CTV Joint Venture with Brookfield (51% CRC, 49% Brookfield) for infrastructure development and holds a majority of EPA Class VI well applications in California.

Product and service7 records
1Carbon TerraVault (CTV) Carbon Capture and Storage Services
CategoryCarbon capture and storage services
Description

End-to-end CCS service offering for industrial customers, capturing CO2 from industrial sources, transporting it, and safely injecting it into depleted underground reservoirs for permanent storage; supports decarbonization of California's industrial sector.

2CTV I — California First CCS Project
CategoryCarbon capture and storage services
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California's first operational Carbon Capture and Storage project located at CRC's Elk Hills Field in Kern County, with CO2 injection into the 26R reservoir; demonstrates permanent underground CO2 storage at scale.

3Aera DAC Hub-Kern
CategoryDirect air capture
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Direct Air Capture hub project in Kern County that captures CO2 directly from the atmosphere for permanent underground storage as part of CTV's DAC portfolio.

4CalCapture
CategoryCarbon capture and storage services
Description

Carbon TerraVault CCS project representing one of CRC's CO2 storage development initiatives in California.

5California DAC Hub
CategoryDirect air capture
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Direct Air Capture hub project in California under Carbon TerraVault's development portfolio focused on atmospheric CO2 removal and storage.

6CarbonFrontier
CategoryCarbon capture and storage services
Description

Carbon TerraVault CCS project initiative within the company's development portfolio for permanent CO2 storage.

7Direct Air Capture + Storage Technology
CategoryDirect air capture
Description

Direct Air Capture and storage capability offered as part of CTV's technology portfolio, capturing CO2 directly from ambient air for permanent underground storage.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Climeworks is a global leader in direct air capture technology with operational DAC plants (e.g., Mammoth in Iceland, Orca). Comparable to CTV as a developer of DAC-based carbon removal with permanent storage, though Climeworks' storage partners and geographic focus differ from CTV's California-centric portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ExxonMobil's Low Carbon Solutions business pursues CCS and DAC projects globally, including Baytown, LA CCS, and the Denbury-acquired CO2 pipeline network. As a major incumbent, ExxonMobil competes with CTV for industrial CCS customers and large storage sites, but its portfolio spans multiple geographies and asset classes well beyond CCS.

TypeOthers
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Battelle operates major CCS research and project development programs (e.g., Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership) and supports permitting, monitoring, and characterization work for CO2 storage projects. Comparable to CTV as an ecosystem participant in CCS site characterization, regulatory engagement, and storage project development.

TypeEmerging player
Description

BKV is developing CCS projects tied to natural gas processing and industrial emitters, leveraging produced CO2 streams. It overlaps with CTV in the broader U.S. industrial CCS market and serves as a comparable emerging CCS-focused operator, though it focuses on different geographies and feed gas sources.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Occidental's 1PointFive subsidiary is developing large-scale CCS and DAC hubs (e.g., Stratos in Texas) targeting industrial CO2 storage. It is the most direct competitor to Carbon TerraVault in the U.S. CCS and DAC hub development space, operating with comparable technology, customer type (industrial emitters), and project structure (long-term storage contracts, premium credit revenue).

TypeEmerging player
Description

Heirloom develops DAC technology using mineral-based enhanced weathering. It is comparable to CTV in pursuing DAC-based permanent carbon removal in the U.S. market and competing for DAC hub designation and federal funding.

TypeRegional player
Description

Wintershall Dea is developing CCS projects in Europe (e.g., Greensand in Denmark, Northern Lights partnership). It is a regional CCS peer with comparable subsurface storage expertise using depleted reservoirs, but its operations are concentrated in Europe rather than the U.S.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Talos Energy is advancing CCS projects in the Gulf Coast, including Bayou Bend and other Class VI-focused developments. It is comparable to CTV as an emerging U.S. CCS developer targeting industrial emitters, but operates primarily outside California.

TypeOthers
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The Global CCS Institute is an international think tank and industry body that tracks, supports, and advocates for CCS deployment globally. It is comparable to CTV as a sector-wide reference point for the CCS market and provides benchmarks and policy frameworks relevant to CTV's project economics.

TypeEmerging player
Description

CarbonCapture Inc. develops DAC technology and partners on large-scale removal hubs. It is comparable to CTV on the DAC side of the portfolio (e.g., California DAC Hub, Aera DAC Hub-Kern) and competes for project sites, partners, and credit offtake in the emerging DAC market.

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Carbon TerraVault

Carbon Capture and Storage Servicescarbonterravault.com

Carbon TerraVault is the carbon management business of California Resources Corporation, providing end-to-end CO2 capture, transport, and permanent underground storage services to industrial emitters in California. It operates California's first operational CCS project at Elk Hills Field, with a Brookfield-backed JV and a multi-project CCS/DAC development portfolio.

What Carbon TerraVault does

Carbon TerraVault (CTV) is the carbon management business of California Resources Corporation (CRC), providing end-to-end carbon capture and storage (CCS) services to industrial CO2 emitters in California. The company's core technology involves capturing CO2 from industrial sources, transporting it, and permanently injecting it into depleted underground reservoirs for secure storage. CTV's operational flagship is CTV I, which achieved California's first CO2 injection in May 2026 at the 26R reservoir in CRC's Elk Hills Field in Kern County, making it the first operational CCS project in the state. The company holds a large majority of EPA Class VI well permit applications on file in California and operates a development portfolio that includes Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier, covering both point-source capture and Direct Air Capture (DAC).

In August 2022, CRC formed the Carbon TerraVault Joint Venture with Brookfield Renewable (51% CRC, 49% Brookfield), securing a $500 million capital commitment through the Brookfield Global Transition Fund (BGTF) for CCS project development in California. CTV generates revenue through long-term managed-service storage contracts with industrial CO2 emitters requiring decarbonization, distributed via direct enterprise field sales to California-based industrial facilities. The primary customer segment is industrial CO2 emitters in California that must meet carbon neutrality targets. The operating model is B2B enterprise sales with contract structures tailored to individual customer requirements; pricing is not publicly disclosed. All operations are currently concentrated in California, with a 19-person team and a Bakersfield operations center supporting field activities at Elk Hills.

Carbon TerraVault firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Carbon TerraVault
Legal name
California Resources Corporation
Website
https://carbonterravault.com
Company type
Public
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Carbon TerraVault is the carbon management business of California Resources Corporation, providing end-to-end CO2 capture, transport, and permanent underground storage services to industrial emitters in California. It operates California's first operational CCS project at Elk Hills Field, with a Brookfield-backed JV and a multi-project CCS/DAC development portfolio.
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Carbon TerraVault industry classification

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Product category
Carbon Capture and Storage Services
NAICS
Remediation and Other Waste Management Services (5629)
akta.pro primary industry
CO₂ Storage Site Development & Permitting (Characterization, Licensing, Stakeholder Engagement) (EUABAHAF)
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Carbon Removal Project Development, Financing & Offtake (Developers, Aggregators, Buyers Clubs) (EUABAFAL), CO₂ Storage Closure & Long-Term Stewardship (Post-Closure Monitoring, Liability Transfer) (EUABAHAL)

Keywords

  • Carbon capture storage
  • Direct air capture
  • Industrial decarbonization
  • CO2 sequestration services
  • Underground CO2 storage

Where Carbon TerraVault is headquartered

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Bakersfield
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United States
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North America

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Carbon TerraVault business model

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B2B
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Services
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Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Carbon Capture and Storage Services: CTV provides CO2 capture, transport, and storage services to industrial customers. Revenue is generated through long-term storage contracts with industrial CO2 emitters requiring decarbonization solutions. Services include safely injecting CO2 into depleted underground reservoirs for permanent storage.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Carbon TerraVault product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Carbon TerraVault provides end-to-end carbon capture and storage (CCS) services for industrial customers in California, including CO2 capture, transport, and permanent underground injection into depleted reservoirs. It operates the CTV I project at CRC's Elk Hills Field (California's first operational CCS project) and a portfolio of DAC and CCS development projects including Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier.

Product overview

Carbon TerraVault (CTV) is CRC's carbon management business providing integrated CO2 capture, transport and permanent underground storage services. The core offering centers on the CTV I project—California's first operational CCS initiative with CO2 injection at Elk Hills Field—and a portfolio of additional projects including Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier. The subsidiary is structured around the CTV Joint Venture with Brookfield (51% CRC, 49% Brookfield) for infrastructure development and holds a majority of EPA Class VI well applications in California.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Carbon TerraVault (CTV) Carbon Capture and Storage Services End-to-end CCS service offering for industrial customers, capturing CO2 from industrial sources, transporting it, and safely injecting it into depleted underground reservoirs for permanent storage; supports decarbonization of California's industrial sector.
  • CTV I — California First CCS Project California's first operational Carbon Capture and Storage project located at CRC's Elk Hills Field in Kern County, with CO2 injection into the 26R reservoir; demonstrates permanent underground CO2 storage at scale.
  • Aera DAC Hub-Kern Direct Air Capture hub project in Kern County that captures CO2 directly from the atmosphere for permanent underground storage as part of CTV's DAC portfolio.
  • CalCapture Carbon TerraVault CCS project representing one of CRC's CO2 storage development initiatives in California.
  • California DAC Hub Direct Air Capture hub project in California under Carbon TerraVault's development portfolio focused on atmospheric CO2 removal and storage.
  • CarbonFrontier Carbon TerraVault CCS project initiative within the company's development portfolio for permanent CO2 storage.
  • Direct Air Capture + Storage Technology Direct Air Capture and storage capability offered as part of CTV's technology portfolio, capturing CO2 directly from ambient air for permanent underground storage.

Quantifiable outcome

  • First CO2 injection in California history (May 2026)

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Carbon TerraVault partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Carbon TerraVault competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Climeworks: Climeworks is a global leader in direct air capture technology with operational DAC plants (e.g., Mammoth in Iceland, Orca). Comparable to CTV as a developer of DAC-based carbon removal with permanent storage, though Climeworks' storage partners and geographic focus differ from CTV's California-centric portfolio.
  • Occidental Petroleum (1PointFive): Occidental's 1PointFive subsidiary is developing large-scale CCS and DAC hubs (e.g., Stratos in Texas) targeting industrial CO2 storage. It is the most direct competitor to Carbon TerraVault in the U.S. CCS and DAC hub development space, operating with comparable technology, customer type (industrial emitters), and project structure (long-term storage contracts, premium credit revenue).

Broad incumbents

  • ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions: ExxonMobil's Low Carbon Solutions business pursues CCS and DAC projects globally, including Baytown, LA CCS, and the Denbury-acquired CO2 pipeline network. As a major incumbent, ExxonMobil competes with CTV for industrial CCS customers and large storage sites, but its portfolio spans multiple geographies and asset classes well beyond CCS.

Others

  • Battelle Memorial Institute: Battelle operates major CCS research and project development programs (e.g., Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership) and supports permitting, monitoring, and characterization work for CO2 storage projects. Comparable to CTV as an ecosystem participant in CCS site characterization, regulatory engagement, and storage project development.
  • Global CCS Institute: The Global CCS Institute is an international think tank and industry body that tracks, supports, and advocates for CCS deployment globally. It is comparable to CTV as a sector-wide reference point for the CCS market and provides benchmarks and policy frameworks relevant to CTV's project economics.

Emerging players

  • BKV Corporation: BKV is developing CCS projects tied to natural gas processing and industrial emitters, leveraging produced CO2 streams. It overlaps with CTV in the broader U.S. industrial CCS market and serves as a comparable emerging CCS-focused operator, though it focuses on different geographies and feed gas sources.
  • Heirloom Carbon: Heirloom develops DAC technology using mineral-based enhanced weathering. It is comparable to CTV in pursuing DAC-based permanent carbon removal in the U.S. market and competing for DAC hub designation and federal funding.
  • Talos Energy: Talos Energy is advancing CCS projects in the Gulf Coast, including Bayou Bend and other Class VI-focused developments. It is comparable to CTV as an emerging U.S. CCS developer targeting industrial emitters, but operates primarily outside California.
  • CarbonCapture Inc. CarbonCapture Inc. develops DAC technology and partners on large-scale removal hubs. It is comparable to CTV on the DAC side of the portfolio (e.g., California DAC Hub, Aera DAC Hub-Kern) and competes for project sites, partners, and credit offtake in the emerging DAC market.

Regional players

  • Wintershall Dea (CCS activities): Wintershall Dea is developing CCS projects in Europe (e.g., Greensand in Denmark, Northern Lights partnership). It is a regional CCS peer with comparable subsurface storage expertise using depleted reservoirs, but its operations are concentrated in Europe rather than the U.S.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Carbon TerraVault M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Carbon TerraVault

What does Carbon TerraVault do?

Carbon TerraVault provides end-to-end carbon capture and storage (CCS) services for industrial customers in California, including CO2 capture, transport, and permanent underground injection into depleted reservoirs. It operates the CTV I project at CRC's Elk Hills Field (California's first operational CCS project) and a portfolio of DAC and CCS development projects including Aera DAC Hub-Kern, CalCapture, California DAC Hub, and CarbonFrontier.

Is Carbon TerraVault a public or private company?

Carbon TerraVault is a public company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Carbon TerraVault founded?

Carbon TerraVault was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Carbon TerraVault based?

Carbon TerraVault is headquartered in Bakersfield, United States, in the North America region.

How does Carbon TerraVault make money?

One revenue line is on record: carbon Capture and Storage Services.

Who are Carbon TerraVault's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Climeworks and Occidental Petroleum (1PointFive). ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions is listed as a broad incumbent. Others are Battelle Memorial Institute and Global CCS Institute. Emerging players are BKV Corporation, Heirloom Carbon, Talos Energy and CarbonCapture Inc.. Wintershall Dea (CCS activities) is listed as a regional player.

Does Carbon TerraVault have an API?

No public API is recorded for Carbon TerraVault.

What industry is Carbon TerraVault in?

Carbon TerraVault's product category is Carbon Capture and Storage Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUABAHAF, CO₂ Storage Site Development & Permitting (Characterization, Licensing, Stakeholder Engagement), with a secondary code of EUABAFAL, Carbon Removal Project Development, Financing & Offtake (Developers, Aggregators, Buyers Clubs). Its NAICS code is 5629.

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Investing.comCarbon TerraVault begins CO2 injection at California CCS project By Investing.comCarbon TerraVault Holdings, a subsidiary of California Resources Corporation, has commenced carbon dioxide injection and revenue generation at its Carbon TerraVault I project in California. The company reported $1 million in operating revenues for the second quarter of 2026, marking its first revenue from operations, while capital investments decreased to $3 million compared to $12 million in the previous quarter.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault Provides Second Quarter 2026 UpdateCarbon TerraVault Holdings reported its second quarter 2026 results, marking the first CO2 injection and revenue at its California CCS project, CTV I. The company also provided Q3 and full-year 2026 guidance, with capital investments and operating expenses projected to rise.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault Provides 2025 UpdateCarbon TerraVault Holdings provided a 2025 update, reporting completed construction of carbon capture equipment at Elk Hills and signed MOUs for 6.8 million metric tons per annum. It expects first CO2 injection at CTV I-26R in spring 2026 and submitted a 27 MMT storage application to the EPA. 2026 capital investments are projected at $12-20 million.Simply Wall StWill CRC’s First Brownfield Power CCS Deal Reshape California Resources’ (CRC) Carbon Management Narrative?California Resources Corporation's Carbon TerraVault unit signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with Middle River Power in December 2025 to become the exclusive provider of CO2 transportation and sequestration services for two California gas-fired power plants emitting up to 2.75 million metric tons of CO2 annually. This represents CRC's first brownfield power carbon capture partnership in Northern California, advancing its carbon management ambitions and supporting the state's decarbonization efforts, though the deal remains contingent on permits and final investment decisions. The article also notes the recently approved Berry merger, which could reshape CRC's cash flow base, capital needs, and balance sheet as it pursues CCS growth.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault Provides Third Quarter 2025 UpdateCarbon TerraVault Holdings, a subsidiary of California Resources Corporation, reported third quarter 2025 results and signed an MOU with Capital Power for carbon management services at CPX's La Paloma facility. The company expects to complete construction of California's first CCS project at Elk Hills by year-end 2025, with first CO2 injection in early 2026 pending regulatory approvals.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault Provides Third Quarter 2025 UpdateCarbon TerraVault Holdings (CTV), a subsidiary of California Resources Corporation, provided a Q3 2025 update highlighting progress on California's first carbon capture and storage project at CRC's Elk Hills cryogenic gas plant, targeted for completion by year-end 2025 with first CO2 injection in early 2026. The company signed a memorandum of understanding with Capital Power to provide carbon management services for up to 3 million metric tons per annum of CO2 emissions at Capital Power's La Paloma generation facility in Kern County, California. The update also noted the enactment of SB 614 by California, which authorizes pipeline transport of captured CO2, advancing CCS development in the state.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault and National Cement Sign MOU for California’s First Net Zero Cement FacilityCarbon TerraVault and National Cement signed an MOU to provide carbon management services for California's first net-zero cement facility, Lebec Net Zero. The project will capture up to 1 million metric tons of CO2 annually and is expected to start operations in 2031, with DOE funding up to $500 million.GlobeNewswireCRC’s Carbon TerraVault Receives EPA Permits for CO2 Injection and Storage in CaliforniaCalifornia Resources Corporation's Carbon TerraVault received final EPA Class VI permits for CO2 injection and storage in the 26R reservoir at its Elk Hills Field in Kern County. The permit enables an expected injection rate of 1.46 million metric tons per annum, with total estimated capacity up to 38 million metric tons.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault and Net Power Sign MOU to Develop Low Carbon, Reliable Power Solutions in CaliforniaCarbon TerraVault and Net Power signed an MOU to develop Net Power's ultra-low emission power plants in California, with feasibility studies planned. The partnership targets up to 1 GW of power capacity, sequestering up to 3.6 million metric tons of CO2 annually. The MOU is non-binding and subject to regulatory approvals.GlobeNewswireCarbon TerraVault Provides Third Quarter 2024 UpdateCarbon TerraVault Holdings provided a third-quarter 2024 update, including approval of conditional use permits for its CTV I CCS project in Kern County. The company signed an MOU with Hull Street Energy for up to 1.5 MMTPA of brownfield CO2 sequestration and received DOE funding for California projects. It expects final EPA Class VI permits in late 2024.