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The Government of Alberta and the federal government advance the potential development of carbon storage hubs

By George Antonopoulos, Byron Reynolds, and Dan Collins
April 12, 2022
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Successful proponents selected from initial industrial heartland Request for Full Project Proposals for Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS)

On March 31, 2022, the Government of Alberta (GOA) announced that six proposals for the development of carbon storage hubs servicing Alberta’s industrial heartland region near Edmonton have been selected to work with the GOA on evaluating the suitability of their respective proposed locations for storing CO2 emissions. These proposals were submitted pursuant to the GOA’s first Request for Full Project Proposals (RFPP) published on December 2, 2021 (discussed in this previous insight). In the next stage of the competitive process, the successful proponents will work with the GOA to further evaluate the suitability of their respective project locations for permanent CO2 storage.

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George Antonopoulos

About George Antonopoulos

George’s expertise is in the area of energy law acting for energy companies on a broad range of commercial transactions. His practice focuses primarily on the planning, drafting, negotiation and completion of complex energy transactions and project work in both the upstream and midstream oil and gas sectors, including advising clients with respect to mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, joint venture arrangements, commodity transportation, terminalling and storage arrangements, corporate re-organizations, and energy project development.

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Byron Reynolds

About Byron Reynolds

Byron is a senior associate in Dentons’ Calgary office and is a member of the Energy, Infrastructure and PPP, and Corporate groups.

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Dan Collins

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Dan joined Dentons in 2013 as a summer student and now practices as an associate in Dentons’ Energy Regulation group in Calgary. Dan is developing a practice in the areas of energy regulation, environmental, and aboriginal law.

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