• Entergy signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group to develop a roadmap targeting a 50% cut in overall costs for integrated carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects at its power generation sites.
• The partnership aims to accelerate commercialization of combined gas turbine combined cycle generation with CCS as customers push for reliable, affordable, lower-carbon power.
• Entergy cited its proximity to the largest US CO2 pipeline network and favorable regional geology for permanent underground CO2 storage as key advantages.
• The MHI offering pairs M501JAC gas turbines with carbon capture technology in a standardized package intended to improve project economics.

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