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CO2 Lock Unveils its Comprehensive CCS Pilot Project in B.C.

Kanesa D — December 19, 2024

References: carbonherald & co2lockcorp

CO2 Lock Corp, operating under FPX Nickel Corp, is expected to launch a carbon capture and storage (CCS) pilot called The Sam Project in Northern British Columbia, allowing the company to conduct CO₂ storage initiatives safely. This pilot will help the company achieve the necessary permits for smooth operations while also helping advance CO₂ sequestration. The Sam Project aims to securely and permanently store carbon dioxide (CO₂) by injecting it into a sizeable ultramafic rock formation. Rich in iron and magnesium but low in silica, these rocks are well-suited for CO₂ storage because they naturally react with CO₂ to create stable carbonate minerals. This process will enable the company to store CO₂ and support large-scale carbon mineralization. Notably, this project will also help boost the local economy by creating new job opportunities for residents.

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