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When the Mississippi Public Service Commission earlier this
year asked Southern Co. to pull the plug on its plan to turn the
Kemper power plant into a clean-coal, carbon-capturing facility,
the prospects of carbon capture and storage becoming a mainstream
approach in power generation became a little bit gloomier. Luckily,
Southern Co. is by far not the only one working on CCS. One startup
in Texas is forging ahead, preparing for the first tests of its
gas-fired, 50MW power plant that runs on natural gas and captures
all the carbon dioxide the generation…

When the Mississippi Public Service Commission earlier this
year asked Southern Co. to pull the plug on its plan to turn the
Kemper power plant into a clean-coal, carbon-capturing facility,
the prospects of carbon capture and storage becoming a mainstream
approach in power generation became a little bit gloomier. Luckily,
Southern Co. is by far not the only one working on CCS. One startup
in Texas is forging ahead, preparing for the first tests of its
gas-fired, 50MW power plant that runs on natural gas and captures
all the carbon dioxide the generation…

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