Kentucky SB210 establishes a regulatory framework for carbon dioxide sequestration facilities.
Kentucky SB210 creates a legal and regulatory structure for underground carbon dioxide sequestration facilities. It mandates that the Energy and Environment Cabinet establish standards and issue permits for these facilities. The bill outlines procedures for permit applications, including public notice and hearings. It also details the requirements for financial responsibility, monitoring, and reporting to ensure the safe and effective operation of sequestration facilities. The legislation aims to protect public health, the environment, and the rights of mineral and pore space owners.
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