Harvest Bend's proposed carbon capture and storage project will safely and permanently sequester over 10 million tons of CO2 annually. 

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Harvest Bend is a planned carbon capture and storage (CCS) project strategically situated by the Louisiana industrial and chemical corridor, a 100-mile stretch along the Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans that is critical to U.S. heavy industry and economic growth. Harvest Bend’s three injection sites can potentially sequester more than 10 million tons of CO2 annually. The proposed injection wells have been selected for to their world-class geology and proximity to industrial facilities.

The Louisiana industrial and chemical corridor is the second most concentrated cluster of heavy industrial CO2 emissions in the country, with around 80 million tons of CO2 emitted per annum. Harvest Bend will deliver economic and environmental benefits for Louisiana – helping businesses decarbonize their operations and enhance economic resilience while delivering cleaner air and a better quality of life across the region.

Harvest Bend CCS will operate a 26,000-acre storage site across the parishes of Iberville, La Fourche and St Charles. As one of the largest hubs for CO2 sequestration, Harvest Bend will support the development of a new carbon management industry in Louisiana, which will bring significant economic and environmental benefits for local communities. 
 

Harvest Bend is 100% owned by Storegga, a leading independent developer of carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) and hydrogen projects. Storegga is dedicated to reducing global greenhouse gas emissions and driving sustainable energy solutions.

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