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NET Power

Project Permian

NET Power is building the world’s first utility-scale natural gas power plant with near-zero emissions near Odessa, Texas, set to start in 2026. Using an oxy-fuel supercritical CO₂ cycle, the plant will generate low-cost, on-demand electricity while capturing and permanently storing nearly all CO₂, alongside eliminating NOₓ and SOₓ. The utility-scale clean-energy power plant project is being developed by a NET Power-led consortium in collaboration with Occidental (OXY)—with the facility slated to be built near Occidental’s Permian Basin operations in West Texas

City

Odessa

Country

United States

Region

us

Project name

Project Permian

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Company:
Project name:
Project Permian
Project categories:
capture
City:
Odessa
County:
Ector County
State:
Texas
Country:
United States
Region:
United States
Sector:
Natural gas power
EPC company:
Zachry
Transport partner:
Oxy
Storage partner:
Oxy
Status:
In development
Technology licensor:
Baker Hughes
Date announced:
Nov-2022
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2022-11-07
NET Power Announces its First Utility-Scale Clean Energy Power Plant Integrated with CO2 Sequestration
2023-11-15
World’s first (nearly) zero-emission gas plant delayed until 2027
2023-04-11
NET Power Selects Zachry Group to Build Utility-Scale Clean Power Plant
2024-11-11
IR Report / Announced Air Liquide as air separation unit (ASU) supplier for Project Permian FEED
2025-08-12
NET Power Achieves Below $100/MWh LCOE for Project Permian Using Integrated Gas Turbine Approach
2025-11-17
Net Power Strikes Carbon Capture Partnership With Entropy To Speed Clean Gas Projects