The proposed Project would capture carbon dioxide (CO2) from existing produced gas streams (pre-combustion) and emissions from existing stationary sources (post-combustion) within the South Belridge oil field and transport the CO2 through a new, approximately 10-mile long, pipeline to the North Belridge oil field. There, the CO2 would be injected into nine dedicated Underground Injection Control (UIC) Class VI injection wells and permanently sequestered in a depleted oil and gas reservoir, roughly 8,500 feet below the ground surface. CO2 pipelines and associated infrastructure will be sized to also accept CO2 from yet to be determined third-party sources, received by truck and pipeline.