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Gov. Reynolds to Meet Stakeholders ‘on Both Sides’ Before Decision on Eminent Domain Pipeline Bill

  • On May 9, 2025, farmers, ethanol industry workers, and union members gathered at the Rotunda to oppose House File 639 in Iowa.
  • House File 639, recently approved by the Iowa Senate and awaiting the governor’s signature, aims to regulate carbon dioxide pipelines by revising the definition of common carriers and raising insurance coverage requirements.
  • The bill targets carbon capture pipelines like Summit Carbon Solutions, which plans to transport CO2 from ethanol plants in Iowa to North Dakota for underground storage.
  • Iowa Renewable Fuel Association's Monte Shaw and ethanol CEO Mike Jerke said the bill is "extremely problematic" and limits pipeline projects to a single 25-year term without renewal.
  • Governor Kim Reynolds is meeting stakeholders on both sides and has not decided whether to sign or veto the bill, with a decision expected after next week and a June 14 deadline.
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Brownfield Ag News broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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