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H.B. 50: Alaska Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Act

2024
Enacted Legislation
The Alaska Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Act relates to carbon storage on state land and the powers and duties of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission

H.B. 24-1346: Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Regulation

2024
Enacted Legislation
The Regulation concerns energy and carbon management regulation in Colorado, and, in connection therewith, broadens the energy and carbon management commission's regulatory authority to include regulation of geologic storage operations.

H.B. 327: Alabama Carbon Capture and Sequestration

2024
Enacted Legislation
H.B. 327, passed by the Alabama Legislature on May 9, establishes a process for carbon capture operators to plan future projects in Alabama.

A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Carbon Capture and Sequestration Regulation in Texas and Beyond

2024
Scholarly Work
This Comment provides an overview of CCS regulation within states that already have or are currently seeking primacy over CCS from the Environmental Protection Agency.

H.B. 492: Louisiana Bill on Eminent Domain Rights for CCS

2024
Enacted Legislation
Clarifies the rights of owners of land as it relates to eminent domain

H.B. 966: Louisiana Bill on Unitization for Carbon Dioxide Storage Projects

2024
Enacted Legislation
Authorizes unitization for carbon dioxide storage projects and details the process for forming a unit

HB0032: Wyoming Geologic Sequestration-Unitization Amendments

2024
Enacted Legislation
Specifies that pore space utilization is a purpose of geologic sequestration unitization

Whose Pore Space Is It? Carbon Capture and Storage Prompts New Questions in Property Law

2024
Scholarly Work
Vanessa A. Silke, Hannes D. Zetzsche
This paper discusses property rights in the context of pore ownership and CCS, with a focus on considerations for a CCS developer’s acquisition of pore space under privately owned land.

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