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Summit Carbon Solutions makes second attempt at carbon pipeline permit in South Dakota
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.
Wolf Carbon Solutions Backing Out Of Planned Pipeline Project In Eastern Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa (KWWL) -- Wolf Carbon Solutions is backing off its planned pipeline project in eastern Iowa. The proposed pipeline would have spanned 95 miles from Linn County to Scott County. Citing delays and regulatory uncertainties, the company on Monday filed a withdrawal for its permit request with the Iowa Utilities Commission.
Wolf Carbon withdraws Iowa pipeline request
Wolf Carbon Solutions on Monday withdrew its petition with Iowa regulators for a carbon dioxide pipeline that would have stretched from Cedar Rapids to the state's eastern border.
Summit carbon pipeline company reapplies for South Dakota permit
Summit already has permits in Iowa and North Dakota. A decision is pending in Minnesota, and Nebraska has no state permitting processing for carbon pipelines. The company is not allowed to begin construction in Iowa until South Dakota approves a permit.
Summit Carbon Solutions submits CO2 pipeline application.
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Summit Carbon Solutions makes second attempt for carbon pipeline permit
Summit hopes to get going on construction for the 2,500-mile pipeline in early 2026 with operations starting in 2027.
Wolf Carbon Solutions withdraws permit application on Iowa C02 pipeline
Wolf Carbon Solutions withdraws permit application on Iowa C02 pipeline
Wolf withdraws its petition to build a carbon capture pipeline across eastern Iowa
Wolf Carbon Solutions withdrew plans to build a 95-mile carbon capture pipeline in Iowa. It's unclear if the company will still pursue the project.
Wolf withdraws application to build carbon pipeline in Iowa
Wolf Carbon Solutions has withdrawn its application for a state permit to build a carbon pipeline in eastern Iowa. Developers had plans for a 95-mile pipeline to capture carbon emissions from ADM plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton and ship the liquified carbon to underground storage in Illinois.
DAPL operator says Summit failed to address crossing concerns
The company that oeprates the Dakota Access Pipeline recently argued Summit Carbon Solutions should have conditions on its ...
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What they’re thinking: Carbon dioxide pipeline challenges far from over
An attorney for the Sierra Club of Iowa says initial lawsuits over Summit Carbon Solutions’ pipeline permit in Iowa might go ...
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Summit Carbon Solutions files second time for South Dakota permit
Following a major setback in South Dakota’s election, Summit Carbon Solutions submitted to the South Dakota Public Utilities ...