ExxonMobil develops Gulf Coast CO2 “carbon superhighway” network for CCS transport and storage

• ExxonMobil Holdings Corporation is developing a “carbon superhighway” along the US Gulf Coast to move captured CO2 at scale through an integrated transport network.
• The system is designed to connect multiple industrial emitters with multiple endpoints, including permanent storage sites and CO2 customers.
• ExxonMobil aims to improve flexibility versus point-to-point CCS projects, with capacity intended to expand as new capture projects and storage sites are added.
• The company said the network will be monitored around the clock as CO2 is routed to storage, enhanced oil recovery, or industrial use.

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