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Companies involved in capturing and storing carbon dioxide would be most directly affected. This includes operators of industrial facilities (like power plants, cement plants, and chemical factories) that currently capture carbon, as well as companies specializing in direct air capture technology. Also impacted are companies engaged in enhanced oil or natural gas recovery (EOR/ENGR) that use carbon dioxide, as they would face both reduced credits and stricter storage requirements.
Ultimately, this could affect the financial viability of carbon capture projects across various sectors, influencing investment decisions, job creation in the carbon capture industry, and the cost of energy or goods from facilities that might otherwise have used carbon capture to reduce their emissions.
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Companies involved in capturing and storing carbon dioxide would be most directly affected. This includes operators of industrial facilities (like power plants, cement plants, and chemical factories) that currently capture carbon, as well as companies specializing in direct air capture technology. Also impacted are companies engaged in enhanced oil or natural gas recovery (EOR/ENGR) that use carbon dioxide, as they would face both reduced credits and stricter storage requirements.
Ultimately, this could affect the financial viability of carbon capture projects across various sectors, influencing investment decisions, job creation in the carbon capture industry, and the cost of energy or goods from facilities that might otherwise have used carbon capture to reduce their emissions.
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