Establishes process to regulate carbon capture, storage technology in Ohio
Ohio HB170 establishes a process to regulate carbon capture and storage technology. The Division of Oil and Gas Resources Management has sole authority to regulate carbon sequestration and storage facilities, except for federal oversight and certain state laws. Operators must obtain UIC Class VI permits and additional permits as required. The bill outlines procedures for permit applications, including public notice and hearings. It also details requirements for seismic monitoring, project design, and post-closure care.
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