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Staff with the Illinois Commerce Commission are recommending denial of a construction permit for the Wolf Carbon Solutions Mt. Simon Hub CO2 pipeline.

Deadly rupture. Groundwater contamination. Earthquake triggers. One after another, residents from across Iowa fired off their concerns at a meeting with federal and state representatives to discuss a technology that

The U.S. wants to greatly expand carbon capture and storage infrastructure, including pipelines, but many projects face opposition in the Midwest.

A pipeline carrying carbon dioxide has been proposed to run through Central Illinois communities. The proposed Mount Simon Hub project would run through portions of Peoria, Tazewell, DeWitt, Henry, Logan, Macon, Rock Island and Stark counties. It would capture CO2 onsite at ADM ethanol plants in Cedar Rapids and Clinton, Iowa and transport it to

Energy solutions firm Wolf Carbon Solutions US has filed a permit application with the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) to develop a carbon dioxide (CO2) pipeline system across the state.

There is a formidable bloc of eastern Iowa landowners who insist they will not sign voluntary land easements for a carbon dioxide pipeline.

Wolf Carbon Solutions will not use eminent domain to acquire easements for a carbon dioxide pipeline through Eastern Iowa, according to the company’s permit application filed Thursday with the Iowa

Company files permit for 95 miles through Eastern Iowa, including Linn County

Carbon capture pipeline companies would have to reach voluntary deals to buy 90% of the land on their routes before requesting eminent domain.

Carbon capture pipeline companies would have to reach voluntary deals to buy 90% of the land on their routes before requesting eminent domain.