26 USC §48A
The Qualifying Advanced Coal Project Credit includes investment tax credits aimed at reducing emissions by incentivizing efficiency upgrades at coal-fired power plants.
26 USC §48B
This law provides tax credit of 20-30% for investment in qualifying gasification projects for electricity generation or industrial applications that capture and sequester at least 75% of their carbon dioxide emissions.
Developing a set of regulatory analogs for carbon sequestration
This paper seeks to better understand the drivers of a future CCS regulatory system and evaluates the historical evolution of comparable regulatory regimes through the lens of public goods problems.
Wash. Rev. Code Ann. § 80.70.010 et seq.
Requires that newly proposed fossil fuels power plants include a carbon dioxide mitigation plan, which include a carbon capture and storage mechanism.
W. Va. Code Ann. § 18B-1B-12
Creates a research challenge fund to support research into coal technology, including carbon sequestration.
Wi. Admin. Code § NR.437.01 et seq.
Implementing regulations for Wi. Stat. Ann. § 285.78 that creates reates a registry for persons to record voluntary GHG emissions reductions, through either carbon sequestration or energy efficiency measures, to show compliance with emission limits.
Clean Coal Power Initiative
The Clean Coal Power Initiative (CCPI) is a cost-shared partnership between the government and industry to develop and demonstrate advanced coal-based power generation technologies at the commercial scale.
415 Ill. Comp. Stat. Ann. 5/9.10
Includes carbon sequestration as potential method for generation of voluntary emissions reduction credits.
Wi. Stat. Ann. § 285.78
Creates a registry for persons to record voluntary greenhouse gas emissions reductions, through either carbon sequestration or energy efficiency measures, to show compliance with future state or federal limits.
N.D. Cent. Code § 57-06-17.1
Exempts CO2 pipeline property and equipment from utility taxes and sales and use taxes, respectively.