Review of State Policies and Regulations for CO2 Storage - Session 2

Explore a comprehensive review of state policies and regulations for CO2 storage in this 1 hour 32 minute conference session from the Second Annual Conference on Carbon Dioxide Removal Law & Policy. Delve into the findings of two studies conducted by the United States Energy Association's Consensus Program, in collaboration with the University of Wyoming and West Virginia University, examining CO2 storage policies across 22 states and onshore federal lands in the United States. Gain insights into four key dimensions of CO2 law, regulation, and policy: land use and property rights, geologic storage regulations, eminent domain, and CO2 pipeline regulations. Learn about opportunities for policy harmonization and addressing regulatory gaps to facilitate carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) project development. Understand the legal and regulatory challenges facing widespread implementation of CO2 storage, crucial information for CCUS project operators, legislators, and policymakers in light of the amended 45Q tax credit and urgent decarbonization efforts. Particularly valuable for stakeholders planning technological carbon removal solutions and geological sequestration or transport of captured CO2 in the covered states.