Michigan HB5665 amends existing law to exclude carbon capture and sequestration projects from pipeline regulations and sets conditions for pipeline.
Michigan HB5665 amends the 1929 Michigan pipeline act to exclude carbon capture and sequestration projects from pipeline regulations. It also establishes conditions for the approval of carbon dioxide pipelines, including requirements for engineering, operating specifications, safety plans, and environmental impact assessments. The bill mandates annual fees for carbon dioxide pipeline operators, with the proceeds deposited into the carbon dioxide sequestration fund.
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