Tax credits jump-start Midwest carbon capture projects — but the cost will be in the billions
On any given day, about 175,000 tons of carbon dioxide — equivalent to the emissions of 38,000 vehicles — stream from Adkins Energy. This northwest Illinois plant turns corn into ethanol, long touted as a renewable energy source.
General Manager Bill Howell stands for a portrait at Atkins Energy’s Ethanol and Biodiesel production facility in Lena, Illinois on Wednesday, June 21, 2023. Atkins, although not on a CO2 pipeline, is seeking federal carbon sequestration tax credits using a technology that would capture CO2 and combine it with hydrogen to make green methanol.
Click Here to read more.
General Manager Bill Howell stands for a portrait at Atkins Energy’s Ethanol and Biodiesel production facility in Lena, Illinois on Wednesday, June 21, 2023. Atkins, although not on a CO2 pipeline, is seeking federal carbon sequestration tax credits using a technology that would capture CO2 and combine it with hydrogen to make green methanol.
Click Here to read more.