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Capture capacity of prospective bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) facilities worldwide as of 2024, by facility and stage of development (in million metric tons per year)

Facility	Capture capacity in million metric tons per year
Sustainable Fuels Group (CIP blue ammonia plant) (United States) - Advanced development	5
FCL Belle Plaine Ethanol Complex (Canada) - Advanced development	3
Pelican Rindge Tract CCS (United States) - Advanced development	2
Fidelis New Energy Cyclus Power Generation (United States) - Early development	2
Marquis Industrial Complex (United States) - Advanced development	1.2
Viridor Runcorn ERF CCS (United Kingdom) - Advanced development	0.9
Beccs Stockholm (Sweden) - Advanced development	0.8
Alto’s Pekin CCS (United States) - Advanced development	0.6
Summit Lawler Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.57
One Earth Energy Ethanol (United States) - Advanced development	0.5
Summit Casselton Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.5
Soderenergi bio-CCS (Sweden) - Early development	0.5
Summit Marcus Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.46
Summit Marion Ethanol (United States) - Advanced development	0.45
FS Lucas do Rio Verde BECCS (Brazil) - Early development	0.42
Aemetis Keyes Ethanol (United States) - Advanced development	0.4
Summit Mina Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.4
Aemetis Riverbank Ethanol (United States) - Early development	0.4
Hoosier (Cardinal ethanol facility) (United States) - Early development	0.4
Valero Albert City (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Albion (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Aurora (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Charles City (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Fort Dodge (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Hartley (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Lakota (United States) - Early development	0.39
Valero Welcome (United States) - Early development	0.39
Summit Watertown Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.37
Summit Wood River Biorefinery (United States) - Under construction	0.35
Project Intersect - Hereford Ethanol Plant (United States) - Advanced development	0.35
Project Intersect - Plainview Ethanol Plant (United States) - Advanced development	0.35
Summit Fairmont Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.34
Summit Grand Junction Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.34
Summit Mason City Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.34
Summit Obion Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.34
Summit Central City Biorefinery (United States) - Under construction	0.33
Summit Plainview Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.32
Summit Gevo Lake Preston Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.29
Poet Arthur, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Ashton, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Big Stone, SD (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Chancellor, SD (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Coon Rapids, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Corning, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Emmetsburg, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Fairbank, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Fairmont, NE (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Gowrie, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Groton, SD (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Hanlon town, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Hudson, SD (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Iowa Falls, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Jewell, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Menlo, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Mitchell, SD (United States) - Early development	0.28
Poet Shell Rock, IA (United States) - Early development	0.28
Summit Nevada Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.26
Summit Wentworth Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.26
Summit Madison Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.25
Summit Mount Vernon Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.25
Summit Bushmills Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.24
Summit Shenandoah Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.24
Suez Waste to Energy (United Kingdom) - Early development	0.24
Summit Onida Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.23
Summit Steamboat Rock Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.23
Summit Goldfield Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.22
Harvestone Dakota Spirit AgEnergy (United States) - Early development	0.2
Summit Heron Lake Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.19
Summit Sioux Center Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.19
Summit Granite Falls Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.18
Bridgeport Ethanol (United States) - Advanced development	0.17
Summit Otter Tail Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.17
Summit Redfield Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.17
Summit Superior Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.17
Summit Atkinson Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.16
Summit Lamberton Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.16
Summit Merrill Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.16
Summit Norfolk Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.15
Russel Storage Complex (United States) - Advanced development	0.15
Summit York Biorefinery (United States) - Under construction	0.14
Summit Aberdeen Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.14
Summit Galva Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.11
Summit Huron Biorefinery (United States) - Advanced development	0.09

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November 2024

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2024

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The source indicates that there are 94 land ACCS facilities under construction or in development; however, only 83 of these facilities have projected carbon capturing capacities reported and have been incorporated into this figure.

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As of 2024, there were a reported 94 bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) facilities under development. Out of those 94, 53 were in advanced stages of development and three were under construction. Among these, the largest is the Sustainable Fuels Group CIP blue ammonia plant in the United States, currently in advanced development with a projected capture capacity of five million metric tons of CO₂ annually.