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As Summit Carbon Solutions gets ready to resubmit their project proposal, South Dakota lawmakers debate who has the final say in regulating pipelines.
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A bill attempting to keep the carbon pipeline conversation going passes the House Commerce and Energy Committee.
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A bill aiming to revise the state’s nuclear power options passes the Senate Commerce and Energy committee.
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Gov. Kristi Noem signs a bill giving the Public Utilities Commission regulatory oversight of hydrogen pipelines.
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The state Senate has passed a bill changing how pipelines are regulated in South Dakota.
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A bill limiting county control in their fight against pipeline regulations and eminent domain passes the Senate Commerce and Energy Committee.
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A bill aiming to limit a company’s ability to use eminent domain to construct a carbon dioxide pipeline in the state fails.
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State Senators have rejected an idea to tax the mineral lithium.
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Landowners and advocates met recently in Watertown to voice their concerns about underground pipeline projects and ask questions in the push for eminent domain reform.
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A South Dakota House committee has approved two bills they say equalize the carbon-pipeline playing field. The bills come after two carbon sequestration pipelines were denied permits by the Public Utilities Commission last year.