
Natural State Renewables
Nimbus 1
The Nimbus 1 ARCCS Project, developed by Natural State Renewables, is located in Ouachita County, southern Arkansas. The project proposes a large-scale CO₂ sequestration hub designed to store emissions from regional industrial sources, with a 20-year injection period (2028–2048) across four dedicated injection wells. The design injects a total of 125 MMscf/d (~2.4 million tonnes per year) of CO₂, resulting in an expected cumulative storage of ~48 million tonnes over 20 years. Each injection interval is vertically segregated, ensuring independent plume migration and long-term containment. Injection will be distributed across four major formations: the Smackover, Cotton Valley B, Cotton Valley A, and Hosston formations.
State
Arkansas
Country
United States of America
Region
us
Project name
Nimbus 1
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Overview
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Wells
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Nimbus Inj - 1
Nimbus Inj - 2
Nimbus Inj - 3
Nimbus Inj - 4
Geology
Subsurface data for carbon storage.
Hosston
Cotton Valley A
Cotton Valley B
Smackover
Permitted Documents
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