Carbon Management Workshop: Houston Ship Channel

Climate Now has worked closely with community stakeholders in the Houston Ship Channel, people who live in, work in, and represent the area to develop this free, Ship Channel-centered educational workshop on carbon management, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy. The workshop, which includes an open house, presentations, and panel discussions, will offer community members and interested stakeholders the opportunity to: 

• Learn more about the different carbon management technologies and pathways that exist to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and specifically how carbon dioxide transportation and storage are regulated.  
• Voice questions about proposed carbon management infrastructure, including DOE-funded projects in the Region, to researchers, developers, regulators, and DOE.
• Learn more about the ways communities and interested stakeholders can get involved in project development, including DOE’s Community Benefits Framework.  
• To hear and learn from others’ perspectives on carbon management in the Houston Ship Channel.  

Anyone interested is encouraged to attend. It is free, and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided.

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