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March 25, 2026 Partners Only | Webinar

CO2 Pipeline Design and Implications of Impurities Within CO2 Streams

Review of some requirements for CO2 pipeline design and impact of impurities on CO2 pipeline design
March 23, 2026 Partners Only | Corrosion

Estimation of Near-Wellbore Corrosive Conditions During CO2 Injection and Shut-In Periods: A Risk-Based Approach

This document discusses water vaporization and geochemical reactions that occur between rock and formation fluids during CO2 injection and workover operations. When CO2 is injected into deep saline aquifers, the CO2–fluid interactions create an acidic environment, which can increase the risk of corrosion in the well. Properly quantifying near-wellbore geochemical conditions is important to ensure that well material design choices are appropriate and effective for ensuring CO2 injection well integrity. The focus of this study is on the prediction of the reactive transport dynamics in the near-wellbore zone during injection, shut-in, and restart periods.
March 13, 2026 Prospectus

PCOR Partnership Program Prospectus Updated

The PCOR Partnership continues to play a central role in advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) by fostering collaboration between industry and government. This joint effort addresses emerging challenges related to the build-out of critical infrastructure needed to ensure a reliable CO2 supply.
March 09, 2026 Prospectus

PCOR Partnership Program Prospectus

The PCOR Partnership continues to play a central role in advancing carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) by fostering collaboration between industry and government. This joint effort addresses emerging challenges related to the build-out of critical infrastructure needed to ensure a reliable CO2 supply.
March 02, 2026 Fact Sheet | Monitoring

Tracking CO2 - Illinois CCS Monitoring Wells

At the first large-scale CCS project in the United States, the Illinois CCS Project, the monitoring system did exactly what it was designed to do—it detected that some CO2 had moved slightly away from the intended storage target. Because the monitoring worked so well, scientists were able to quickly investigate.
February 20, 2026 Partners Only | Aquifer Exemption

2026 PCOR Aquifer Exemption Letter to EPA

The Plains CO2 Reduction (PCOR) Partnership respectfully writes to urge the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to amend the federal Underground Injection Control (UIC) regulations to explicitly allow for the designation of aquifer exemptions for Class VI wells used for geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide (CO2).
January 28, 2026 Partners Only | 2026 Legislature

2026 EERC Comments Nebraska Legislature LB916

Written comments submitted on January 28, 2026 by Kevin Connors, PCOR Partnership program manager, opposed to the proposed legislative bill that prevents the exercise of eminent domain for a carbon dioxide pipeline.
January 13, 2026 Partners Only | Regulatory

GWPC Proposed Reg Changes For Aquifer Exemption for Class VI

GWPC redline document expressing the regulatory revisions needed to support Class VI aquifer exemptions.
January 12, 2026 Fact Sheet

CO2 Enhanced Oil Recovery in the Dickinson Lodgepole Mounds

Eight of the top 10 most productive oil wells in North Dakota pump oil from the Dickinson Lodgepole Mounds, a set of oil fields in Stark County, North Dakota. They offer an intriguing opportunity for CO2 EOR, estimated to produce 21–34 million more barrels of oil and permanently store 6–15 million metric tons of CO2.
January 01, 2026 Partners Only | Technical Report | Final Report

Prairie Horizon Carbon Management Hub

The Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC), with support from the North Dakota Industrial Commission and the U.S. Department of Energy, evaluated the potential for the development of a large-scale carbon management hub (CMH) in Stark County, North Dakota. The objective of the Prairie Horizon CMH project is to build public confidence to benefit and accelerate commercial carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) deployment. Findings from this investigation can facilitate project development by informing early-stage decision-making related to site selection, stakeholder engagement, understanding risks, and permitting readiness.