Texas-Louisiana Carbon Management Community (TXLA CMC)

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Welcome to the Texas-Louisiana Carbon Management Community

About 50 carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects were announced in 2022 and 2023 along the Gulf Coast of Texas and Louisiana, U.S.A. People involved in these CCS projects in any way need vital information about this new technology (e.g., what it is, how it works, what it means for them).   Six universities serving this area —The University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, University of Houston, Lamar University, and Louisiana State University— have joined forces to use their skills to provide much needed CCS information for people in the area.

Need for Information

We recognize there are needs for accurate and appropriate CCS information for many stakeholders including state and local government officials, diverse interest groups including workers, unions, land owner organizations, community groups, trade groups, environmental and other interest organizations, and local residents. Our approach is to use each university network, and their connections, as valued communicators for providing CCS information in appropriate formats that are both welcome and useful. 

TXLA CMC Purpose

Our purpose is informational and educational while utilizing all the available tools including K-12 education, 2-year & 4-year universities, trade schools, graduate schools as well as informal education though fairs, museums, events, etc.  We develop and share fact sheets, web resources, educational materials and physical and multimedia learning tools.  

In addition, each university will lead topical research projects on key elements of CCS.

 

TXLA CMC Activities by University

Texas A&M Kingsville

UT Austin

LSU

Texas A&M Corpus Christi

Lamar University

University of Houston

 

Subscribe to TXLA CMC Newsletters or Sign-Up to be included in the TXLA CMC CCS Network known as our “Phone Book”

  • If you would like to learn about TXLA CMC activities, receive CCS facts, resources, and information on a quarterly basis, please feel free to subscribe to TXLA CMC newsletters
  • If you are involved in CCS, you are invited to become a TXLA CMC member (no fee) and be listed in the TXLACMC phone book. The TXLA CMC phone book is to help create a CCS network in the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast Region.

If you would like to receive a TXLA CMC newsletter or would like to sign up to be included in the CCS phone book, please sign up here. Please note: Anyone can subscribe to newsletters without joining the TXLA CMC Phone Book.

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TXLA CMC Resources

For more helpful resources, see our Educational Materials and Activities

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Last Updated: August 6, 2024

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