The Gulf of America Alliance is pleased to announce a new project funded by our Gulf Star Program partner, 1PointFive, a carbon capture, utilization and sequestration company that is developing the South Texas Direct Air Capture Hub in Kleberg County. Over the next two years, funding from 1PointFive, a subsidiary of Occidental, will support construction…
They are the second organization to join the Gulf Star Program in the state of Alabama, and our first partner from the manufacturing sector.
All projects in the Gulf Star Program accomplish actions co-developed by the five Gulf states to support healthy beaches, clean waters, productive ecosystems, and thriving coastal communities.
As a part of this collaboration, partners will plant two acres of native marsh grass at the Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge near Freeport, Texas.
The Alliance is investing $2.2 million in funding from NOAA. Information for each project is listed below.
Over 30 BAC members and guests heard updates on Alliance-funded projects and toured restoration sites on Dauphin Island, Ala.
This four-day event, hosted by the Gulf of America Alliance, is the nation’s largest meeting focused on the Gulf region.
The Act will reauthorize Regional Ocean Partnerships (ROPs) and bring continued support for voluntary, intergovernmental coordination to address ocean and coastal issues.
As a part of this collaboration, Alabama Power is funding a project that will expand the Native Plant Producer Network to schools in Mobile and Baldwin counties, Alabama.
In 2025 we moved forward vital projects, added Gulf Star partners, secured more funding, engaged key stakeholders, and so much more.