David Greeson, development lead for Minnkota’s Project Tundra, spoke at the CO2NNECT Conference in June on progress and next steps for Project Tundra.
CO2NNECT brings together a broad cross section of leaders from industry, finance, investment and others on deploying carbon capture technology. During his speech, Greeson references 45Q federal tax credits, which provide $50 per ton for CO2 stored underground and $35 per ton for CO2 used for enhanced oil recovery (EOR). Minnkota is pursuing the use of these tax credits for Project Tundra.
Greeson's address begins at the 4:00 minute mark of the video.
David Greeson, development lead for Minnkota’s Project Tundra, spoke at the CO2NNECT Conference in June on progress and next steps for Project Tundra.
CO2NNECT brings together a broad cross section of leaders from industry, finance, investment and others on deploying carbon capture technology. During his speech, Greeson references 45Q federal tax credits, which provide $50 per ton for CO2 stored underground and $35 per ton for CO2 used for enhanced oil recovery (EOR). Minnkota is pursuing the use of these tax credits for Project Tundra.
Greeson's address begins at the 4:00 minute mark of the video.
