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  • This policy brief by RMI argues that Texas is uniquely positioned to lead the global carbon management economy due to its existing industrial infrastructure, geological assets, and a skilled workforce. The document highlights how recent federal policy changes, specifically the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), have enhanced the financial viability of carbon capture and utilization projects through modifications to the 45Q tax credit.

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    Themes: carbon capture and storagedirect air captureenergy transitionhydrogencarbon management
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    Document type: Policy brief

    Regions: Texas
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