Green Plains Starts Operations at York CCS Facility, Nebraska
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Green Plains has successfully started up its carbon capture and storage (CCS) equipment in York, Nebraska, marking a key milestone in the expansion of its carbon capture capabilities.
The CCS equipment is now fully operational and is delivering significant volumes of biogenic carbon dioxide to the Tallgrass Trailblazer pipeline for permanent sequestration. The company remains on track to bring additional CCS systems online at its Central City and Wood River, Nebraska facilities during the fourth quarter of 2025.
“Bringing carbon capture online at York reflects the continued progress we’re making in executing our carbon strategy,” said Chris Osowski, chief executive pfficer of Green Plains.
“It’s the result of strong planning, disciplined execution, and a team-wide focus on optimizing every part of the platform to create long-term value,” added Osowski.
Green Plains continues to advance its carbon strategy, with low-carbon intensity biofuel production generating carbon credits from multiple facilities this year, reinforcing its commitment to operational excellence and driving long-term growth.
Green Plains is a leading biorefining company advancing the transition to a low-carbon world through the production of renewable fuels and sustainable, high-impact ingredients. The company leverages agricultural, biological, and fermentation expertise to transform annually renewable crops into low-carbon energy and sustainable feedstocks. Green Plains is actively deploying carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions at three of its facilities this year. Through innovation and operational excellence, Green Plains is reducing the carbon intensity of its products.
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