Indiana HB1341 eliminates eminent domain authority for carbon dioxide pipeline construction and underground storage.
Indiana HB1341 amends the state's eminent domain laws to prohibit the use of eminent domain for acquiring rights-of-way for carbon dioxide pipelines or underground storage facilities. The bill specifies that eminent domain cannot be used for transporting carbon dioxide, acquiring underground strata for carbon dioxide storage, or for carbon sequestration pilot projects. It also prohibits eminent domain for constructing, altering, repairing, maintaining, and operating underground storage reservoirs.
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