Storage

Trinity Gas Storage reached FID on its Phase II East Texas expansion, adding 13 Bcf of capacity and two new pipeline interconnects to enhance grid reliability and meet rising gas demand across Texas.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Worley have begun building the UK’s first full-scale carbon capture facility at Heidelberg Materials’ Padeswood cement plant in Wales. The project will capture 800,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually for storage under Liverpool Bay.

The European Union has approved funding eligibility for Snam’s SoutH2 hydrogen pipeline and Ravenna CO₂ storage projects in Italy, placing them on its updated list of priority cross-border energy infrastructure initiatives.

The projects will add nearly 11 Bcm of working gas capacity as China strengthens its natural gas infrastructure and supply security.

The $500 million expansion will raise Enbridge’s U.S. working storage to 121 Bcf and deepen its connections to all operating Gulf Coast LNG export terminals.

PetroChina will acquire three natural gas storage facilities from parent company CNPC in a $5.6 billion deal, adding nearly 11 billion cubic meters of working gas capacity to its portfolio.

Germany's cabinet has approved a bill to fast-track CO2 storage and pipeline infrastructure, allowing offshore and inland carbon storage and enabling gas pipelines to be converted for CO2 transport.

SLB will develop six carbon storage wells for the Northern Endurance Partnership’s East Coast Cluster CCS project in the UK, supporting efforts to reduce industrial carbon emissions starting in 2028.

CF Industries has started CO2 capture and storage at its Donaldsonville Complex in Louisiana, working with ExxonMobil to sequester up to 2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide annually.

The UK government will invest $272 million in the Acorn carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Scotland, a move aimed at advancing carbon reduction efforts and supporting industrial decarbonization.

Filtration plays a critical role in carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) by enhancing CO2 purity, protecting equipment, and improving operational efficiency across all stages—from capture to compression and injection.

The European Commission has asked 44 oil and gas companies to help meet its goal of storing 50 million tonnes of CO₂ annually by 2030, linking their participation to their share of EU hydrocarbon production.

Construction has started on the Greensand CO₂ terminal in Port Esbjerg, Denmark—the EU’s first full CCS hub. The facility will store and ship CO₂ for permanent offshore storage in the Danish North Sea.

NeuVentus opens non-binding open season for up to 20 Bcf of natural gas storage at its TRU Hub salt cavern project in Liberty County, Texas. Bids close June 27, 2025.

Svante opens the world’s first commercial carbon capture gigafactory in Canada. The Redwood facility will manufacture filters to capture up to 10 million tonnes of CO₂ annually for industrial and direct air capture use.