Baker Hughes, Frontier Infrastructure partner for CCS solutions

Baker Hughes (BKR) and Frontier Infrastructure announced a strategic partnership to accelerate the deployment of large-scale carbon capture and storage and power solutions in the U.S. As part of the agreement, Baker Hughes will provide innovative technologies and resources in support of the development of large-scale CCS, power generation, and data center projects. Frontier is leading the development of the Sweetwater Carbon Storage Hub. Spanning nearly 100,000 acres in Wyoming, the hub is designed to support industrial emitters across the region and ethanol facilities across the Midwest utilizing its CO2-by-rail strategy, establishing Frontier as a new standard for scalable carbon storage infrastructure. Frontier currently holds three Class VI permits and has commenced drilling activities on its first wells with first injection commencing year-end 2025. As part of the agreement, Baker Hughes will provide technology solutions to support the development of the SCS Hub and future infrastructure projects. By leveraging its key technologies for well design, CO2 compression, and long-term monitoring, Baker Hughes will help optimize project execution, allowing Frontier to move forward with greater efficiency and financial certainty. To further enhance reliable, lower-carbon energy solutions, Frontier is expanding its infrastructure footprint with new behind-the-meter power generation capacity. This includes the development of 256 megawatts of gas-fired generation, designed to meet the increasing power demands across Wyoming, the broader Mountain West, and Texas – particularly driven by the rapid expansion of data centers and industrial operations. Baker Hughes’ industrial NovaLT(TM) gas turbines will be deployed to support power generation, ensuring efficient and flexible energy delivery for Frontier.