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To the People of House District 57: Tackling CO2 pipeline projects

Summary by NE Iowa Publishing

For three consecutive sessions, my colleagues in the Iowa House and I have been working to provide some protections for landowners facing the threat of eminent domain for CO2 pipeline projects in Iowa.

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To the People of House District 57: Tackling CO2 pipeline projects

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OWEN: Is There Any Real Demand For Sequestered Carbon?

Editor’s Note: This is Part 1 of a two-part series on carbon capture and sequestration by Louisiana Rep. Charles “Chuck” Owen (R-Leesville). For months, we’ve been told that in order for Louisiana to remain competitive in the world market for oil and gas, we have to “comply” with the market demands for “low carbon” or […] The post OWEN: Is There Any Real Demand For Sequestered Carbon? appeared first on The Hayride.

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Spencer Daily Reporter

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dickinsoncountynews.com

Area residents say ‘no’ to pipeline 45Q

When Dickinson County resident Meghan Sloma traveled to Washington, D.C., earlier this month, she carried the banner of rural Iowans fighting against proposed carbon capture pipelines ― specifically the federal tax credits that support construction.

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aheadoftheherd.com

Commentary: Welcome to the age of Big Oil’s managed decline

By Ron Bousso – Reuters Top oil and gas companies are losing confidence in the outlook for their core businesses. Recent strategy updates by leading European and U.S. energy firms saw them lower capital expenditures while increasing shareholder payouts. This looks a lot like the beginning of a long-term managed decline. Oil and gas is a capital-intensive industry requiring heavy investment simply to maintain production, and project lead times ar…

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thedakotascout.com

VIEWPOINT | Carbon pipeline a Big Oil shell game

Van CarterThe hubris and accusatory tone of Mike Karbo’s recent Viewpoint, along with his factual misstatements, cannot be allowed to stand.He claims that by not embracing Big Oil’s carbon pipeline ideas, our state will “stagnate” and we’ll be “left behind” by being “shortsighted.”He says, “The fight over carbon pipelines isn’t about safety, property rights or environmental concerns…” It is absolutely about all those things.

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