Carbon TerraVault

Today, after market close, Carbon TerraVault posted its third quarter 2024 update. Please visit our website at investors.crc.com for additional information. #CRC #CTV #EnergyTransition #CaliforniaEnergyFuture

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and honor the invaluable contributions of our Native American communities. #CRC #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

Wishing our community a safe and fun Halloween. Remember to stay safe and enjoy the festivities responsibly. #CRC #CarbonTerraVault #HappyHalloween

CRC is proud that the Kern County Board of Supervisors today unanimously approved the conditional use permit for the Carbon TerraVault I carbon capture and storage (CCS) project. This decision follows the Kern County Planning Commission's recommendation last month and marks a key milestone in CRC’s efforts to develop California’s first carbon capture and storage project. Today’s decision is a significant step forward for Kern County and CRC in supporting energy transition in California. We look forward to progressing this ground-breaking project, which aligns with CRC's commitment to California’s climate goals and our journey toward a sustainable future. #CAEnergyFuture #CarbonTerraVault #NetZero2045 #Sustainability #KernCounty #CleanEnergy

CRC honors the rich history and contributions of Indigenous communities. We’re committed to engaging with local tribes in our Carbon TerraVault projects, ensuring that our path to a sustainable future includes all voices. #IndigenousPeoplesDay

We are excited to announce that Colorado School of Mines (Mines) and CRC's Carbon TerraVault have been awarded $8.9 million from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for a CarbonSAFE project in California. We look forward to working with Mines and our industry partners to bring projects to life that will reduce CO2 emissions and deliver long-term economic and environmental benefits. The grant will allow Mines, CTV, and industry to conduct a feasibility study on the CTV III CO2 Storage Project, an underground carbon storage reservoir in San Joaquin County, California. The project will store up to an expected 71 million metric tons of carbon emissions. The project will include a Community Benefits Plan that will invest in developing or expanding programs and partnerships with labor, community organizations and academic institutions that will provide transformative benefits to local communities throughout the region. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gicw_SpH #ColoradoSchoolofMines #MINES #CarbonTerraVault #CTV #CaliforniaResourcesCorporation #CarbonSAFE 

CRC is committed to a sustainable future. With the ongoing development of our Carbon TerraVault business, we are expanding capacity to safely and permanently store CO2, playing a crucial role in California’s path to carbon neutrality. Stay tuned as we advance innovative solutions for a better tomorrow. #CRC #CarbonCapture #CAEnergyFuture

CRC and the Los Angeles Rams are teaming up to launch “Football Without the Footprint," a carbon management initiative to help reduce or offset the Rams' carbon emissions. CRC and the Rams will also invest in community initiatives such as garden builds, beautification projects, and STEAM initiatives that will integrate carbon management practices and education. As the Rams' Official Carbon Management Partner, we look forward to working together to make a difference across the greater Los Angeles area. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/gmQksVAZ #CRC #CarbonTerraVault #Rams #LARams #FootballWithoutTheFootPrint

Did you know Direct Air Capture + Storage (DAC+S) is a technology that can remove and then permanently store atmospheric carbon dioxide using low carbon emission energy? Projects like this are what make CRC “a different type of energy company.” #CRC #CTV #DAC

CRC is proud that the Kern County Planning Commission recently recommended the approval of a Conditional Use Permit for our Carbon TerraVault I (CTV I) project, California's first CCS initiative. This recommendation marks a significant step forward in positioning CCS technology as a catalyst for industrial diversification, fostering innovation, and attracting businesses committed to sustainability. The CTV I project will support Kern County's economic stability, contribute to environmental goals by lowering CO2 emissions, and provide essential support for local communities. We look forward to the Board of Supervisors consideration of this groundbreaking project, which aligns with CRC's commitment to California’s climate goals and our journey toward a sustainable future. #CAEnergyFuture #CarbonTerraVault #NetZero2045 #Sustainability #KernCounty #CleanEnergy