DevvStream Provides Update on Carbon Sequestration Facility Development
DevvStream and Monroe Sequestration Partners provided an update on their carbon sequestration facility development in northern Louisiana. The Monroe Project, utilizing a 425-square-mile legacy oil and gas field, has an estimated storage capacity of 260 million metric tons of CO2. The project is advancing with engineering and geologic assessments, identifying multiple surface locations for monitoring and injection wells. DevvStream owns a 50% equity stake in the facility, which will generate both 45Q federal tax credits (currently $85 per tonne of CO2 stored) and voluntary offset credits. The project benefits from Louisiana's Class VI permit primacy, enabling faster regulatory approvals and streamlined development processes.
DevvStream e Monroe Sequestration Partners hanno fornito un aggiornamento sullo sviluppo della loro struttura di cattura del carbonio nel nord della Louisiana. Il Monroe Project, che sfrutta un campo petrolifero e gasiero di 425 miglia quadrate, ha una capacità di stoccaggio stimata di 260 milioni di tonnellate metriche di CO2. Il progetto sta procedendo con valutazioni ingegneristiche e geologiche, identificando diverse posizioni superficiali per il monitoraggio e i pozzi di iniezione. DevvStream detiene una quota di partecipazione del 50% nella struttura, che genererà sia crediti d'imposta federali 45Q (attualmente $85 per tonnellata di CO2 immagazzinata) che crediti di compensazione volontari. Il progetto beneficia della primazia del permesso di Classe VI della Louisiana, consentendo approvazioni regolatorie più rapide e processi di sviluppo semplificati.
DevvStream y Monroe Sequestration Partners proporcionaron una actualización sobre el desarrollo de su instalación de secuestro de carbono en el norte de Luisiana. El Proyecto Monroe, que utiliza un campo legado de petróleo y gas de 425 millas cuadradas, tiene una capacidad de almacenamiento estimada de 260 millones de toneladas métricas de CO2. El proyecto avanza con evaluaciones de ingeniería y geología, identificando múltiples ubicaciones superficiales para monitoreo y pozos de inyección. DevvStream posee una participación del 50% en la instalación, que generará tanto créditos fiscales federales 45Q (actualmente $85 por tonelada de CO2 almacenada) como créditos de compensación voluntaria. El proyecto se beneficia de la primacía del permiso de Clase VI de Luisiana, lo que permite aprobaciones regulatorias más rápidas y procesos de desarrollo simplificados.
DevvStream와 Monroe Sequestration Partners는 루이지애나 북부의 탄소 포집 시설 개발에 대한 업데이트를 제공했습니다. 몬로 프로젝트는 425평방 마일의 유산 석유 및 가스 금원을 활용하여 2억 6천만 톤의 CO2 저장 용량을 추정하고 있습니다. 이 프로젝트는 공학 및 지질 평가를 진행하고 있으며, 모니터링 및 주입 우물을 위한 여러 표면 위치를 식별하고 있습니다. DevvStream은 이 시설의 50% 지분을 보유하고 있으며, 45Q 연방 세액 공제를 생성할 것으로 예상됩니다(현재 CO2 저장을 통해 톤당 $85) 및 자발적 offset 크레딧. 이 프로젝트는 루이지애나의 6급 허가 우선권의 혜택을 받아 더 빠른 규제 승인과 간소화된 개발 프로세스를 가능하게 합니다.
DevvStream et Monroe Sequestration Partners ont fourni une mise à jour sur le développement de leur installation de séquestration de carbone dans le nord de la Louisiane. Le projet Monroe, utilisant un champ pétrolier et gazier hérité de 425 miles carrés, a une capacité de stockage estimée à 260 millions de tonnes métriques de CO2. Le projet progresse avec des évaluations d'ingénierie et géologiques, identifiant plusieurs emplacements en surface pour le suivi et les puits d'injection. DevvStream détient une participation de 50 % dans l'installation, qui générera à la fois des crédits d'impôt fédéraux 45Q (actuellement 85 $ par tonne de CO2 stockée) et des crédits de compensation volontaires. Le projet bénéficie de la primauté du permis de classe VI de la Louisiane, ce qui permet des approbations réglementaires plus rapides et des processus de développement simplifiés.
DevvStream und Monroe Sequestration Partners haben ein Update zu ihrer CO2-Speicheranlage im Norden von Louisiana bereitgestellt. Das Monroe-Projekt, das ein 425 Quadratmeilen großes Öl- und Gasfeld nutzt, hat eine geschätzte Speicherkapazität von 260 Millionen metrischen Tonnen CO2. Das Projekt schreitet mit ingenieurtechnischen und geologischen Bewertungen voran, wobei mehrere Oberflächenstandorte für Überwachungs- und Injektionsbohrungen identifiziert werden. DevvStream besitzt eine 50%ige Beteiligung an der Anlage, die sowohl 45Q-Steuergutschriften (derzeit 85 US-Dollar pro Tonne CO2) als auch freiwillige Ausgleichsgutschriften generieren wird. Das Projekt profitiert von der Priorität des Klasse VI-Bewilligungsprozesses in Louisiana, was schnellere Genehmigungen und einen reibungsloseren Entwicklungsprozess ermöglicht.
- Substantial storage capacity of 260 million metric tons of CO2
- Revenue potential from 45Q tax credits valued at $85 per tonne of CO2
- Additional revenue streams from voluntary carbon offset credits and storage fees
- 50% equity ownership in the facility
- Expedited regulatory process through Louisiana's Class VI permit primacy
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Insights
The Monroe Project represents a significant development in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. With a 260 million metric ton CO2 storage capacity, this facility could become one of the largest carbon sequestration sites in the U.S. The project's strategic advantages include Louisiana's Class VI permit primacy, which dramatically accelerates the approval process compared to federal EPA oversight.
The facility's location in a legacy oil and gas field is technically advantageous, as these geological formations have proven capability to contain gases. The 425-square-mile project area provides substantial scalability potential. The economic model combines three revenue streams:
The project's business model is particularly compelling in the current regulatory environment. The
Louisiana's primacy status for Class VI permits creates a substantial competitive advantage, reducing regulatory risks and accelerating time-to-market. The project's proximity to major CO2 emitters ensures a steady customer base, while partnerships with established industry players like the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association add credibility and operational expertise.
Site capable of storing an estimated 260 MMT of CO2
Company will partner with Monroe Sequestration Partners to generate both 45Q federal tax credits and voluntary offset credits
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Sacramento, California--(Newsfile Corp. - November 19, 2024) - DevvStream Corp. (NASDAQ: DEVS) ("DevvStream" or the "Company"), a leading carbon credit project co-development and generation firm specializing in technology-based solutions, and Monroe Sequestration Partners LLC ("MSP"), a subsidiary of Crestmont Investments LLC, today announced a progress update regarding the development of the previously announced MSP carbon sequestration facility (the "Monroe Project"). Designed to leverage the carbon storage capabilities of a 425-square-mile legacy oil and gas field located in northern Louisiana, the Monroe Project has the potential to become one of the largest carbon sequestration reservoirs in the United States, with an estimated total storage capacity of 260 million metric tons of CO₂.
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Monroe Project Update
- Advanced engineering and geologic assessments are uncovering significant carbon emission sources, aligning with the objectives of the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources and the Federal CarbonSAFE program.
- The Monroe Project represents an ideal candidate for CarbonSAFE funding, as the program seeks to support projects with robust geologic potential and scalable development strategies.
- Multiple surface locations have been identified and prioritized for initial monitoring and injection wells, demonstrating the project's readiness for implementation.
"The Monroe Project represents a key component of DevvStream's overarching investment strategy," said Sunny Trinh, CEO of DevvStream. "The project has significant environmental impact potential as well as substantial revenue potential via the generation of 45Q credits and voluntary carbon offset credits, as well as storage fees from accepted CO₂ to be sequestered. We are proud to work with the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association, the state of Louisiana, and MSP, and we are thrilled to see development moving forward as planned."
"Louisiana is committed to carbon capture and sequestration not only for the environmental benefits, but also because it provides a new opportunity for our oil and gas producers to expand their skilled workforce and existing resources," said Bryan Hanks, board member of the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association. "By transitioning to carbon storage, we're giving these industries a path to remain viable in a cleaner energy future, helping preserve jobs, stimulate the local economy, and leverage decades of expertise in subsurface operations. Our initiative alongside MSP and DevvStream allows Louisiana to support both economic resilience and environmental progress."
Key Details About the Monroe Project
- Strategic Location: Located in Northern Louisiana's with proximity to major CO₂ emitters, creating efficient access for capturing and storing emissions.
- Economic & Environmental Impact: Supported by 45Q federal tax credits-currently sold for
$85 per tonne of CO₂ stored-and the voluntary carbon market, the Monroe Project aims to deliver both significant financial returns and environmental benefits.
- Local Partnerships: Collaboration with Louisiana's oil and gas industry leaders, engineering firms, and regulatory experts creates a robust foundation for project execution.
- Job Creation and Regional Benefits: Expected to stimulate the local economy by creating jobs, supporting local businesses, and contributing to sustainable economic growth in Louisiana.
- Carbon Neutral Goals: The Monroe Project is positioned as a flagship initiative in the global push toward net-zero emissions, making a substantial contribution to emissions reduction goals.
- Future Expansion Potential: With over 500,000 acres of potential storage area, the project has ample space for additional CO₂ disposal wells and future capacity growth.
Benefits of Primacy in Louisiana
- Regulatory Advantage - Class VI Permit Primacy: Louisiana's primacy to issue Class VI permits gives it a significant edge over other states in carbon sequestration. This authority means that Louisiana can approve carbon storage projects directly through state-level regulators rather than waiting for federal EPA approval, which is often a lengthy process.
- Faster Project Approvals: With primacy, Louisiana can streamline the permitting process for Class VI wells, reducing the time it takes for projects to begin. This faster approval process allows carbon sequestration initiatives to move from planning to execution more quickly than in states without this authority.
- Lower Costs and Greater Certainty: By handling permits locally, Louisiana reduces costs and regulatory uncertainty for carbon storage developers, making it an attractive location for investment compared to states relying on federal approvals.
- Enhanced Project Scalability: Primacy allows Louisiana to scale up carbon sequestration efforts more effectively, as the state can manage and process multiple permit requests in response to demand, supporting larger and more ambitious projects.
- Supportive State Incentives: Louisiana offers incentives for carbon sequestration, making it easier to develop and sustain projects within the state.
About DevvStream
Founded in 2021, DevvStream is a leading authority in the use of technology in carbon project development. The Company's mission is to create alignment between sustainability and profitability, helping organizations achieve their climate initiatives while directly improving their financial health.
With a diverse approach to the carbon market, DevvStream operates across three strategic domains: (1) an offset portfolio consisting of nature-based, tech-based, and carbon sequestration credits for immediate sale to corporations and governments seeking to offset their most difficult-to-reduce emissions; (2) project investment, acquisitions, and industry consolidation to extend the company's reach, allowing it to become a full end-to-end solutions provider; and (3) project development, where the company serves as project manager for eligible activities such as EV charging in exchange for a percentage of generated credits.
For more information, please visit www.devvstream.com.
About Monroe Sequestration Partners
Monroe Sequestration Partners LLC is a Delaware limited liability company formed by Crestmont Investments that holds agreements and intellectual property related to the conversion of a large, legacy gas field into a carbon sequestration reservoir and hub. Managed by members of the Crestmont executive team on an interim basis, Monroe Sequestration Partners is supported by a board of advisors that includes members of the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association, as well as veteran financial and industry operators and engineers.
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These forward-looking statements are expressed in good faith, and DevvStream believes there is a reasonable basis for them. However, there can be no assurance that the events, results or trends identified in these forward-looking statements will occur or be achieved. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made, and DevvStream is under no obligation, and expressly disclaims any obligation, to update, alter or otherwise revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by law. Readers should carefully review the statements set forth in filings made by, or to be made by, DevvStream from time to time with the SEC. This news release is not an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy, any securities of DevvStream and this news release is not intended to be all-inclusive or to contain all the information that a person may desire in considering an investment in DevvStream. All subsequent written and oral forward-looking statements concerning DevvStream or any person acting on their behalf are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements above.
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jon@devvstream.com
Phone: (408) 365-4348
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