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Carbon pipeline says it has secured easements for half of Nebraska route - Vimarsana News

Carbon pipeline says it has secured easements for half of Nebraska route

Summit Carbon Solutions said it has signed 460 easement agreements with 340 landowners in the Cornhusker state as part of its Midwest Carbon Express carbon pipeline project.

Sovereign: Carbon capture will ensure resiliency for ethanol - Vimarsana News

Sovereign: Carbon capture will ensure resiliency for ethanol

Did you know that ethanol is the most successful renewable energy platform in the world?

Shelby County establishes setbacks for carbon capture pipelines - Vimarsana News

Shelby County establishes setbacks for carbon capture pipelines

Shelby County’s newly adopted ordinance limits where hazardous liquid pipelines can be built in the community. It’s a response to Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposal to build a carbon capture pipeline through the county.

Iowa permit sought for carbon capture pipeline through 33 counties - Vimarsana News

Iowa permit sought for carbon capture pipeline through 33 counties

Navigator also is asking for permission to use eminent domain to obtain easements for the carbon capture pipeline from reluctant property owners.

Letter: We said no to Carbon Solutions proposed easement - Vimarsana News

Letter: We said no to Carbon Solutions proposed easement

"The hidden agenda is not so much clean air or environment, but benefiting for-profit investors, piggybacking on funding assistance from taxpayer money to pressure and acquire landowner easements for low-ball money," write Allen and Sue Briese of Fergus Falls, Minn. "These easements destroy land and creates a new silent enemy for residents: the threat of line leakage or explosion."