Michigan HB5664 amends air pollution laws to regulate carbon dioxide capture projects, including permitting, monitoring, and penalties for violations.
Michigan HB5664 amends sections of the Michigan Compiled Laws to regulate carbon dioxide capture projects. It mandates permits for installing such projects and requires public notice and comment periods. The bill sets a minimum 90% carbon dioxide capture rate, with potential for higher rates based on technical feasibility. It prohibits using captured carbon dioxide for enhanced oil or gas recovery. Violations carry civil fines and potential criminal penalties, especially if they endanger public health.
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