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Advancing Carbon Capture Technology for Global Impact
At the forefront of carbon capture technology, MTR Carbon Capture (MTR) is operating the world’s largest membrane-based carbon capture plant at the Wyoming Integrated Test Center, a CCUS testing facility operating at Dry Fork Power Station in Gillette, Wyoming, under a pioneering project sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy.
This large pilot plant, leveraging MTR’s Polaris™ polymeric membranes, is a significant advancement in carbon capture technology.
Project Insights
Situated at the Wyoming Integrated Test Center — one of the largest post-combustion demonstration-scale facilities globally — the plant captures 150 tonnes of CO2 per day at up to a 90% capture rate from flue gas emitted by the coal-fired Dry Fork Station, which uses Powder River Basin coal.
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Community and Environmental Impact
Our projects emphasize community engagement through the Community Benefits Plan, ensuring local workforce involvement and aligning each project’s goals with community needs.
Every project serves as a model for responsible environmental stewardship, operating as zero liquid discharge facilities, avoiding the use of hazardous chemicals, and ensuring the sequestration of captured CO2 in a nearby Class VI well, thereby safeguarding local ecosystems.