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Summit pipeline permit process in North Dakota has reached ‘uncharted waters’

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North Dakota's Public Service Commission granted the company's reconsideration request with a split vote on Friday. The state is crucial to Summit's five-state pipeline system, which would transport captured carbon dioxide from more than 30 ethanol plants to North Dakota for underground sequestration. Summit has made hundreds of changes to its route to assuage landowners.

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Summit pipeline permit process in North Dakota has reached ‘uncharted waters’

By Jared Strong, Iowa Capital Dispatch It’s not yet clear how utility regulators in North Dakota will proceed with their reconsideration of a pipeline permit for Summit Carbon Solutions. The state’s Public Service Commission granted the company’s reconsideration request with a split vote on Friday. It had unanimously denied Summit’s permit application in August because the company didn’t sufficiently show that its carbon dioxide pipeline proposa…

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Summit pipeline permit process in North Dakota has reached ‘uncharted waters’

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