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In a split vote, the Iowa Utilities Board declined to solicit more evidence before it decides whether to issue a pipeline permit to Summit Carbon Solutions, according to a Thursday board order. In recent months, the company has more than doubled the number of ethanol producers to which its system would connect and added 340 […] The post Regulators deny late requests to delay carbon dioxide pipeline decision appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

In a split vote, the Iowa Utilities Board declined to solicit more evidence before it decides whether to issue a pipeline permit to Summit Carbon Solutions, according to a Thursday board order.

This is a collection of stories about proposals for CO2 pipelines across Iowa.

The Iowa Utilities Board is now makring the end of its longest public hearing ever oErik M. Helland, Chair Joshua J. Byrnes, Board Member Sarah M. Martz, Board

(The Center Square) - The Iowa Utilities Board ended eight weeks of hearings on a proposed carbon pipeline that will traverse through the state with more than 7,600 filings in

The Iowa Utilities Board’s (IUB) public evidentiary hearing on Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon capture pipeline concluded on Wednesday evenin

Two engineers for the Illinois Commerce Commission say federal regulators should finalize new rules about carbon dioxide pipelines before state regulators approve pending permits for construction.

Former Congressman Steve King, an outspoken critic of using eminent domain for the pipelines, attempted to testify on behalf of another landowner who was unable to attend but was rebuffed.

Nancy Dugan highlights unanswered questions about the Iowa Utilities Board's choice of mediator for Summit Carbon Solutions' CO2 pipeline.

Nancy Dugan reports on the Iowa Utilities Board's handling of a proposed CO2 pipeline, including a mailing the board sent to landowners.