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Summit Carbon CO2 pipeline route shifting
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Summit will make new pipeline permit application in South Dakota

Summit Carbon Solutions says it will reapply for a permit after changing its route, a process that could take more than a year.
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Local officials have potential to block carbon dioxide projects
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Local officials have potential to block carbon dioxide projects

Carbon dioxide capture facilities at ethanol plants that would feed proposed pipelines would be subject to local building permits.
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Proposed Summit CO2 pipeline
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Judge: Summit should reveal communities threatened by pipeline leaks

An administrative law judge ruled against Summit Carbon Solutions in a dispute about the relevance of its carbon dioxide plume modeling.
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battles brew over CO2 pipelines
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New Midwest battles brew over CO2 pipelines

Proposed pipelines to move carbon dioxide, a byproduct of ethanol production, would crisscross the Upper Midwest like spiderwebs. From North Dakota to Illinois, thousands of planned miles of metal pipeline would link dozens of ethanol plants, including Granite Falls Energy and an even larger facility up the road in Atwater.
Solutions
eminent domain for carbon capture pipelines
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Bill would end eminent domain for carbon capture pipelines

A Louisiana legislator wants to help keep landowners from losing their property to pipelines needed for carbon capture projects.
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Summit Carbon CO2 pipeline
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Summit Carbon has paid out $200M to landowners anticipating pipeline approval

The pipeline company has already paid about $200 million to landowners, and it doesn't get its money back if the project falters.
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Safety advocate warns of a lack of oversight for new CO2 pipelines needed for carbon capture

The federal infrastructure bill has spurred new interest in carbon capture and storage as a way to reduce climate polluting emissions from the air and send them underground.

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