Primacy Alert: The EPA and the Texas Railroad Commission have signed a memorandum of agreement (MOA) outlining the state's plans for CCS development, a crucial step toward approving Texas' application for Class VI primacy. Read more: epa.gov/newsreleases/e…

#DidYouKnow that Texas could see more than $1.8 billion in total economic impacts from CCS development? That's according to a recent study by the Texas Association of Business. Read more: houstonccs.com/newsroom/texas…

"Texas must continue leading by example and harness innovative technologies like carbon capture and storage," says @DennisPaul129, Texas State Representative for District 129 and our newest supporter. Read more supporter statements here: houstonccs.com/about/

From advocacy at the Capitol to Class VI primacy developments, we're making enormous strides to advance CCS technology on the Gulf Coast and across Texas in 2025. Catch up on all our activities in our latest spring newsletter. houstonccs.com/newsroom/q1-al…

Dr. Susan Hovorka is a Senior Research Professor at UT Austin's Gulf Coast Carbon Center. As a geology expert, she explains in a new video interview why CCS technologies are safe—backed by experience, smart engineering, and rigorous monitoring: youtube.com/watch?v=8f2src…

A new report by Texas A&M University (TAMU EnergyInstitute) in partnership with the Houston Energy Transition Initiative (Houston Energy Transition Initiative (HETI)) demonstrates how CCS is safe, effective, and essential to improving our air quality. Read the full study to learn more: houstonccs.com/newsroom/ccs-h…

#ICYMI: "We continue to urge the EPA to grant primacy without further delay, enabling industry to move forward with carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects safely and efficiently across the state.” The Alliance recently spoke to the Carbon Herald about why Texas is best

"I believe CCS can position Beaumont as the hub—the example, the model—for others to follow," says Beaumont City Council Member-at-Large AJ Turner (Councilman Aj Turner) In part two of our interview, Councilman Turner shares his vision for how the Gulf Coast can lead the way in

Safe deployment of CCS isn’t just possible—it’s already happening, and Texas can lead the way. The Alliance recently joined Sophia Cunningham and Houston Energy Transition Initiative (HETI) members to showcase a new study by researchers at Texas A&M University, which adds to decades of research

Class VI primacy is an opportunity to boost well-paying jobs, expand investment, and keep Texas competitive. Watch the video below to see how giving Texas the lead on carbon capture and storage can drive real economic growth across the Lone Star State. youtube.com/watch?v=3r6cQO…

BREAKING NEWS: EPA advances Texas' primacy application, comment period announced. Read more: epa.gov/newsreleases/e…

Why is Class VI primacy so important for Texas? According to Glenn Hamer, CEO of the Texas Association of Business, primacy is essential to keeping companies competitive and attracting investment to the Lone Star State. Watch our interview with Glenn below to learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=MY-hv9…

#ICYMI: El informe de 2024 sobre el estado global de la captura y almacenamiento de carbono (CAC) muestra un número récord de proyectos en cartera. Lee un repaso del reportaje al enlace de abajo: houstonccs.com/es/newsroom/el…