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NextDecade Corporation is considering carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies to reduce carbon emissions at the proposed Rio Grande LNG project.

10/8/2020

NextDecade has announced that it has developed proprietary processes using proven technology to reduce carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) emissions at its proposed Rio Grande LNG facility by approximately 90 percent. The company is also hoping to reduce the remaining emissions at the site to reach full carbon neutrality.  NextDecade has evaluated multiple technical solutions to determine the commercial viability of significantly reducing CO2e emissions at Rio Grande LNG. Based on these evaluations, NextDecade states that carbon capture and storage (CCS) is the most feasible technical solution for the project.  CEO and Chairman Matt Schatzman added that “Natural gas has a critical role to pla

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