In its own official news release, Summit Carbon Solutions said it has secured 80 percent of voluntary easements for its pipeline route in North Dakota and continues to negotiate with additional landowners every day. The CO2 would thenīe injected into pore space for permanent sequestration. The proposed route of the pipeline would cross through parts of Burleigh, Cass, Dickey,Įmmons, Logan, McIntosh, Morton, Oliver, Richland and Sargent Counties. 2022 to construct approximately 320 miles of carbon dioxide pipeline in Northĭakota. SCS Carbon Transport LLC (Summit Carbon Solutions referred to as “Summit”) filed anĪpplication in Oct. I thought it was a just decision and a common sense decision and I feel like they listened to the people and represented the people,” said Magrum.Īccording to the official PSC news release: “I’m very satisfied with our Public Service Commision and the way the responded to the questions that haven’t been answered. Local state Representative Jeff Magrum of Hazelton, was pleased with the decision, saying it renewed his faith in government for the time being.
He believes if the line were to go through on his neighbor’s property as planned, his own property would be devalued by a minimum of $170,000. Brown’s land isn’t on the current pipeline path, but is very near it, and an adjacent landowner had already signed an easement with Summit, said Brown. The proposed route of the pipeline would skirt around Bismarck, and many city officials, developers and others had serious concerns said local rancher.
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