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ExxonMobil Expands Gulf Coast Carbon Capture to 9M Tons
ExxonMobil’s Gulf Coast carbon capture portfolio now covers six customers and nearly 9 million tonnes of CO2 annually with new projects starting in 2026.
- On Jan. 26, 2026, ExxonMobil's Low Carbon Solutions business expanded Gulf Coast CCS contracts by 2 million tons, bringing total contracted volumes to roughly 9 million tons per year.
- The company points to its inaugural commercial startup with CF Industries, Donaldsonville complex, Louisiana as a practical decarbonization lever amid rising emissions pressure, ExxonMobil says.
- The company has widened the industries it serves by adding power generation and methanol sectors, and ExxonMobil expects three projects to come online in 2026 including NG3 plus planned Linde and Nucor startups.
- For Gulf Coast emitters, shared CO2 transport and storage infrastructure may lower entry barriers as permitting evolves, and ExxonMobil says the initiative could position it at the forefront of a fast-expanding grid load.
- In the coming year, ExxonMobil plans to begin operations on multiple CCS projects in Texas and Louisiana and aims for a final investment decision on a Low Carbon Data Center by the end of 2026.
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