Carbon Dioxide Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Program: Future Growth Grants

The Carbon Dioxide Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Program, managed by the Department of Energy, provides funding for the design, development, construction, and installation of large-volume CO2 transport infrastructure. This initiative supports various transport modes, including pipelines, rail, trucks, ships, and barges. To be eligible, projects must transport CO2 derived exclusively from anthropogenic sources and deliver it to geologic storage facilities or conversion sites. Additionally, the infrastructure must connect at least two anthropogenic CO2 sources to one or more delivery destinations. Financial support is available through loans and competitive or discretionary grants. While the program focuses on climate and transportation topics, it is currently closed pending the next funding cycle, although applications are generally accepted on a rolling basis. The program is administered directly by the federal government to foster innovation in carbon management and infrastructure growth.