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Weyerhaeuser, a prominent forestry company, and Lapis Energy, a specialist in carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), have revealed a joint endeavor to investigate the possibility of storing captured carbon dioxide underground. This exclusive two-year partnership, covering more than 187,500 acres across Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, has the potential to substantially influence local carbon capture projects and support the realization of long-term sustainability objectives.
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