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Pecan Island

The Pecan Island Class VI permit was submitted by ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions Onshore Storage LLC for two injection wells (Pecan Island Injection Wells No. 001 and 002) in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana, as the initial phase of ExxonMobil’s broader Pecan Island Area CCS Project. The application proposes permanent geologic sequestration of 3.2 million metric tons of CO₂ over the life of the two wells (1.6 MMTA per well), with long-term expansion potential to up to 10 MMTA. CO₂ would be sourced from industrial emitters including CF Industries and Nucor, transported via a combination of ExxonMobil- and EnLink Midstream-operated pipelines, and injected into thick, high-quality Miocene-age stacked sand–shale reservoirs characterized by favorable porosity, permeability, and confining seals.

State

Louisiana

Country

United States of America

Region

us

Project name

Pecan Island

Overview

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Overview

Company:
Project name:
Pecan Island
Project categories:
class_vi
County:
Vermilion
State:
Louisiana
Country:
United States of America
Region:
United States
Applicant name:
ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions Onshore Storage LLC
Status:
Withdrawn
Well applications:
2
Injection rate (Mt/year):
3,200,000
Leased acres:
125,000
Announcement date:
2022-10-01
News

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Date
Article title
Source
2022-10-12
Landmark emissions-reduction project in Louisiana announced; CF Industries, ExxonMobil, EnLink Midstream to collaborate
2024-02-22
ExxonMobil, EnLink Eye Expansion of CCS in Gulf Coast
Data

Wells

Data for injection rates, perforation, and other well-related metrics.

Pecan Island Injection Well

Injection rate (Mt / year)
1,600,000
Injection years
12
Well class
Injector

Pecan Island Injection Well

Injection rate (Mt / year)
1,600,000
Injection years
12
Well class
Injector
Data

Geology

Subsurface data for carbon storage.

Upper Miocene

Salinity (ppm)
130,000
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Permitted Documents

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