Summit Pipeline News Today

Some lawmakers don't want the grant as the controversial Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline awaits approval, but an Industrial Commission member said the grant won't be used to promote the project.

The public comment period is now open for the Otter Tail to Wilkin segment of the proposed Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline. Public meetings will be held in the project area and virtually.

Iowa Utilities Board concludes Summit Pipeline Hearing FORT DODGE—On Wednesday, the Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) called the Summit Carbon Solutions hearing to a close after a record setting 83 days. The hearing outcome will determine the fate of Summit’s 688 mile carbon pipeline route in Iowa, including a decision on Summit’s right to eminent domain takings on over 800 parcels of land.

Backers of a major proposed biofuel project in South Dakota are speaking out in support of Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed CO2 pipeline. They say if South Dakota does not accept Summit, they may find ways to make money elsewhere.

Brandon Meidinger, President, on behalf of McIntosh County Farmers Union Board, Fredonia Last week Lynn Helms, the head of the North Dakota Department of Min

The president of the McIntosh County Farmers Union Board discusses recent comments and actions by leaders in the oil industry.

Iowa-based Summit is trying to secure permits for a five-state, 2,000-mile pipeline that would take greenhouse gas emissions from ethanol plants and send it to North Dakota for underground storage.

A planned carbon pipeline hits a stumbling block. Farmers and insurance agents weigh in on prevented planting. Our Agweek Cereals Crop Tour continues. A special dinner provides consumers answers.

State regulators have scheduled public meetings in two northern Iowa counties to discuss a proposed 31-mile addition to a carbon dioxide pipeline.

Summit Carbon Solutions wants to add a 31-mile extension to serve an ethanol plant near the Minnesota border