The state of Texas, USA, plans to put 13 zones open for bidding for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) projects. The available zones total 1.13 million acres of state waters and bays along the Gulf of Mexico, encompassing waters near Brownsville, Freeport, and Galveston, along with areas around Matagorda, Calhoun, and Aransas counties, as outlined in a request for proposals from the Texas General Land Office and the School Land Board. The announcement comes as interest in CCS is growing in Texas, with the bidding aiming to target parties looking towards CCS projects.
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Shell Bacton Gas Terminal Workers Vote To Renew Strike Action
Altrad employees at the Shell Bacton Gas Terminal in Norfolk have voted overwhelmingly to continue their pay-related strike action, which entered its sixth month. GMB Union, which is representing the
March 20, 2026
