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Bismarck Tribune: The Industrial Commission ultimately tabled the proposal and plans to consider it again at a future meeting once regulators can get more information from the research council and ethanol plant operator.
Carbon capture at Coal Creek, ethanol plant a hot topic before regulators
bismarcktribune.com
The Industrial Commission on Friday contemplated the future of Coal Creek Station and the implications of its closure for an ethanol plant next door.Senator John Hoeven and Basin Electric General Manager Paul Sukut discuss the importance of 45Q to the state's lignite industry.
The Internal Revenue Service unveiled late Thursday proposed rules outlining how it will oversee the carbon capture tax credit program, which was extended and expanded more than two years ago in a bipartisan budget deal.
Treasury Department unveils long-awaited plans for carbon capture tax credits
www.washingtonexaminer.com
The Trump administration is finally offering carbon capture developers clarity on how it intends to implement critical federal tax credits for the technology.John Jacobs, from Basin Electric Cooperative, joined the Energy Matters radio show to update on current operations. Check it out!
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Jason Bohrer, President & CEO of the Lignite Energy Council, released the following statement about the announcement of potential closure of Coal Creek Station. 'Today's announcement has the potential...www.secureenergyfuture.org/post/the-future-direction-of-ccus-in-the-oil-and-gas-industry
The Future Direction of CCUS in the Oil and Gas Industry
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A recent post from the Department of Energy shared their efforts about the future of Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage: The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy is commit...lignite.com
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