Caliche's Beaumont Sequestration Project aims to inject and sequester CO2 from direct emission sources near the GTS Facility, particularly targeting clients in Port Arthur and Beaumont, Texas. Additionally, Caliche plans to participate in voluntary carbon credit programs such as the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Low-Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) and the Federal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) 45Q Carbon Oxide Sequestration Credit programs.The primary facilities targeted by Caliche include power generation plants, petrochemical and chemical facilities, and NGL processing plants.

The Golden Triangle Storage Facility (GTS Facility), Caliche's main operation, is situated within the natural gas liquids (NGL) corridor near several active and proposed NGL export facilities in Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas. Located at the Spindletop salt dome, the GTS Facility features gas compression and an extensive pipeline network for storing natural gas in two salt caverns, with a combined working capacity of approximately 16 billion cubic feet (BCF).