St Charles Parish, LA
Project Libra
Service
Transportation and Storage
EST Volume
1-4 million metric tons per annum
Class VI Status
Submitted
Type
Single Landowner, Multiple emitter regional hub
Project Description
Lapis is developing a 14,000-acre carbon storage site located in St Charles Parish, Louisiana, approximately 20 miles west of New Orleans. Initial volumes have been committed to support the development of the site, with first injection scheduled for 2027. Lapis estimates that the site has the potential to hold up to 80 million metric tons of CO₂, and, because of its close proximity to industrial hubs, has the potential to become a regional hub decarbonization site. This project helps Louisiana to grow its economy while maintaining its competitiveness in a global market that is demanding lower carbon products.
2022
Acquired Pore Space
2024
Submitted Class VI Permit Application
2025
Advance Project + Deepen Local Engagement
2026
Final Investment Decision Expected + Start of Construction
2027
Targeting for First Injection
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