
Tenaska
Pineywoods CCS Hub
The Pineywoods CCS Hub, developed by Pineywoods CCS, LLC (an affiliate of Tenaska, Inc.), is a large-scale CO₂ storage project located in Liberty and Hardin Counties, Texas, between the towns of Daisetta and Sour Lake. The hub’s Area of Review spans ~70,400 acres (110 square miles), and the project plans to drill four injection wells (PW-1 through PW-4) along with multiple monitoring wells (in-zone, above-zone, and groundwater). Injection will target the Lower Frio Formation, a thick Oligocene sandstone with porosity of 20–35% and permeability up to >3,000 mD, overlain by the Anahuac Formation shale as the primary seal and additional Miocene shales as secondary confining zones. The hub is designed to initially inject up to 5 million metric tons (MMT) of CO₂ per year for 30 years, equivalent to a total storage capacity of ~150 MMT, with expansion potential to handle up to 18 MMT per year from regional industrial emitters such as power plants, hydrogen facilities, gas processing, refineries, and petrochemical complexes.
State
Texas
Country
United States of America
Region
us
Gov funding
$4,549,923
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Geology
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Upper Frio
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