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Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage


Transportation

Carbon dioxide can be transported by pipeline or ship for utilization or storage. The technologies involved in pipeline transportation are the same or similar to those used for transporting natural gas, oil, and many other commodities around the world.
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Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 154.31-020

2018
Enacted Legislation
State of Kentucky
Makes CO2 transmission pipeline companies eligible for sales and use tax incentives under the Kentucky Investment Act.

IPCC Special Report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage, Chapter 4: Transport of CO2

2018
Scientific Report
David Coleman, John Davison, Chris Hendriks, Olav Kaarstad, Masahiko Ozaki
This chapter from the IPCC's special report on Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage provides an overview of the methods of transportation of carbon dioxide and the international regulatory framework governing its movement.

Ownership, risk and the law for a CO2 transport network for carbon capture and storage in the European Union

2017
Scholarly Work
Raphael J. Heffron, Lauren Downes, Marie Bysveen, Elisabeth V. Brakstad, Tom Mikunda, Filip Neele, Charles Eickhoff, David Hanstock, Diana Schumann
This paper considers several key issues for developing and resolving legal issues around ownership and risk for CO2 transportation.

Three layers of energy law for examining CO2 transport for carbon-capture and storage

2017
Scholarly Work
Raphael J. Heffron, Lauren Downes, Marie Bysveen, Elisabeth V. Brakstad, Tom Mikunda, Filip Neele, Charles Eickhoff, David Hanstock, Diana Schumann
This research provides a legal analysis concerning four scenarios for cross-border carbon dioxide (CO2) transport that could increase the deployment of carbon-capture and storage (CCS) deployment in Europe.

The UK Liability Framework for the Transport of CO2 for Offshore Carbon Capture and Storage Operations

2017
Scholarly Work
Viktor Weber, Michael N. Tsimplis
This paper compares the potential liability arising from the carriage of CO2 by ships and by pipelines in the uk offshore context.

Legal Pathways to Widespread Carbon Capture and Sequestration

2017
Scholarly Work
Wendy B. Jacobs, Michael Craig
This article describes the potential of CCS for achieving deep decarbonization of the U.S. power sector, explains the key components of CCS, and identifies and recommends several federal and state legal reforms necessary to drive it forward.

Siting and Regulating Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Infrastructure

2017
Think Tank Report
National Energy Technology Laboratory, Great Plains Institute
This report documents key findings from a technical workshop sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy to identify and promote best practices for siting and regulating CO2 infrastructure (pipelines, EOR, and other geologic CO2 storage sites).

La. Admin Code tit. 43, pt. XI, subpt. 4

2017
Regulation
State of Louisiana
Regulates construction, design, and operation of CO2 transmission pipelines, including detailed regulations on safety and maintenance.

Mich. Admin. Code. r. 299.9204

2016
Regulation
State of Michigan
Regulates CO2 pipelines and injection wells as Class VI injection wells.

People’s Republic of China: Roadmap for Carbon Capture and Storage Demonstration and Deployment

2015
Think Tank Report
James Baird, Wang Can, Sarah Forbes, Baiyu Wang
This work package proposes a regulatory framework to help overcome the major obstacles to CCS deployment in the Peoples Republic of China.

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