Summit Carbon Solutions has received a Route Permit from the North Dakota Public Service Commission, marking a significant step forward for its CO₂ pipeline project. The company has engaged extensively with North Dakota landowners,

Ames-based Summit gets a pipeline permit in North Dakota and has one from Iowa. It still needs permits from South Dakota and Minnesota

Following a major setback in South Dakota’s election, Summit Carbon Solutions submitted to the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, a second petition for a permit to build a carbon dioxide sequestration pipeline.

Utility regulators in North Dakota have approved part of a carbon dioxide pipeline that would span five Midwestern states.

Summit Carbon filed a new permit application to build a CO2 pipeline in South Dakota, the last state necessary to fully build its 2,500-mile project.

North Dakota utility regulators granted approval on Friday for a span of a proposed carbon dioxide pipeline, a key victory for the company that has faced vociferous landowner objections and various hurdles and setbacks in its plans.

The North Dakota Public Service Commission has unanimously approved a route permit for Summit Carbon Solution’s pipeline project.

North Dakota regulators on Friday approved Summit Carbon Solutions' application for a permit to run a section of its carbon dioxide pipeline through the state and store the captured greenhouse gas underground.

North Dakota regulators on Friday approved a route permit for the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline, a significant win for what the company says is the world’s largest carbon capture project. The three-person Public Service Commission voted unanimously to approve the pipeline permit.

Summit Carbon Solutions is pleased to announce that the North Dakota Public Service Commission has granted it a Route Permit*, a significant milestone in advancing Summit’s CO2 pipeline project. This