Carbon Capture & Sequestration (CCS)

Digital measurement, reporting, and verification across the carbon value chain.

Deploying Carbon Capture & Sequestration projects at scale requires transparent data-driven solutions to establish confidence across all stakeholders. Project Canary’s digital measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) platform will increase the accuracy, efficacy, and transparency of CCS facility-level data across each industry segment, providing trusted measurable insights on environmental risks and performance.

A New Framework For CCS

To help secure your social license to operate, CCS projects must transparently demonstrate safe, permanent carbon storage in specific, evaluated, and approved geologic formations. Project Canary is working with Denbury Inc., IMA Financial Group Inc., Enerflex Ltd., Wolf Carbon Solutions U.S., and Advanced Resources International to support the development of third-party independent environmental assessments and data measurement for CCS.

Our MRV process focuses on measuring and verifying better-produced hydrocarbons out of the ground while also measuring and verifying safe, permanent carbon storage back into the ground. As we build out our products and services, we look forward to partnering with market leaders to become the trusted provider of third-party verified climate attributes for the CCS space.

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Goals

Increase the accuracy, efficacy, and transparency of CCS facility-level data

Differentiate projects, players, and CO2 molecules to all interested stakeholders

Maximize the efficiency of capital allocation

Catalyze market-based incentives and models

Secure social license to operate

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CCS Advisors

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Mike Ming

Mike Ming

  • Former Oklahoma Sec. of Energy
  • Former President of Research Partnership for Secure Energy America (RPSEA)
  • Former GM of GE Global Research Oil and Gas Technology Center
  • Former VP Marketing & Technology, BakerHughes MITei/ UT-BEG Role of EOR in Accelerating Deployment of CCS
  • Managing Member & Principal, K. Stewart Petroleum Corp
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Kyle Simpson

Kyle Simpson

  • Former Senior Advisor the U.S. Secretary of Energy and Associate Deputy Secretary for Energy Programs
  • Leading developer of integrated clean energy systems
  • Clean hydrogen and carbon capture project developer
  • Long experience with the Section 45Q tax credit for carbon capture and sequestration for the development of capture systems, EOR production projects, and dedicated storage systems
  • Strategic advisor to energy projects seeking to fully implement the CO2, hydrogen, and other clean energy incentives included in the recently enacted Inflation Reduction Act
  • Advisor to hydrogen hub developers on the creation and implementation of community benefits and Justice40 plans
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Steve Melzer

Steve Melzer

  • Founder, Melzer Consulting Advised US –DOE, US – DOD, State of Texas, and numerous independent O&G operators on EOR & CCUS
  • Managing Director, CO2 Flooding Conference Former Director, Petroleum Industry Alliance – University of Texas
  • Former President, Applied Petroleum Technology Academy
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David Victor

David Victor

  • Professor of innovation and public policy at the School of Global Policy and Strategy at UC San Diego
  • Co-Directs the campus-wide Deep Decarbonization Initiative, an effort to understand how quickly the world can eliminate emissions of warming gases
  • Adjunct professor in Climate, Atmospheric Science & Physical Oceanography at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and a professor (by courtesy) in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
  • Heavily involved in many different climate and energy-policy initiatives, including as convening lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a United Nations-sanctioned international body with 195 country members that won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007
  • Author of Fixing the Climate: Strategies for an Uncertain World, Making Climate Policy Work, and Global Warming Gridlock
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Mark Zoback

Mark Zoback

  • Benjamin M. Page Professor of Geophysics, Emeritus at Stanford University
  • Co-Director of the Stanford Center for Carbon Storage
  • Co-Director of the Stanford Center for Induced and Triggered Seismicity
  • Director of the Stanford Natural Gas Initiative
  • Senior Fellow in the Precourt Institute for Energy at Stanford

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