Chevron, partnering with Svante Inc., Electricore Inc., Kiewit Engineering Group Inc., Kiewit Power Constructors, and Offshore Technical Services, is validating the transformational VeloxoTherm™ solid sorbent carbon capture technology at engineering scale under indicative natural gas flue gas conditions and continuous long-term operation at Chevron’s Kern River Oil Field. The VeloxoTherm technology uses proprietary novel CALgary Framework-20 (CALF-20) metal-organic framework (MOF) sorbent materials and is comprised of a rotary adsorption machine for rapid-cycle thermal swing adsorption (RC-TSA) using structured adsorbent beds. The team is designing, constructing, and testing an engineering-scale plant of approximately 25 tonnes per day (TPD) under steady-state conditions at varying flue gas carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations (4–14%) using a once-through-steam-generator (OTSG). Chevron is also conducting a techno-economic analysis (TEA) on the VeloxoTherm technology integrated into a full-scale natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) power plant, as well as a comprehensive gap analysis.