US EditionBKV, CIP form carbon capture joint venture with $500 million investment – Oil & Gas 360
- BKV Corporation and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners formed a $500 million joint venture in 2025 to advance carbon capture projects across the United States.
- The joint venture resulted from BKV’s leadership in CCUS and CIP’s expertise in low-carbon infrastructure investment, with CIP acquiring up to a 49% stake.
- BKV contributed its Barnett Zero project in North Texas, which started in November 2023 and sequestered over 200,000 tonnes of CO2, and the Eagle Ford project, expected to begin injections in early 2026.
- Chris Kalnin, CEO of BKV, highlighted that teaming up with CIP enhances the financial foundation of BKV’s CCUS operations and supports faster expansion of the business.
- The partnership will broaden the range of CCUS initiatives to address the rising need for low-carbon energy solutions, establishing both companies as key contributors in advancing sustainable energy developments.
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BKV, CIP form carbon capture joint venture with $500 million investment – Oil & Gas 360
(World Oil) – BKV Corporation has formed a strategic joint venture with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), on behalf of its Energy Transition Fund I, to expand BKV’s portfolio of carbon capture, utilization and sequestration (CCUS) projects. CIP, on behalf of its Energy Transition Fund I, has agreed to commit $500 million to be invested by the JV for use in designing, constructing and operating CCUS projects across the United States in exc
BKV and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners announce carbon capture joint venture with US$500 million investment
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