The proposed Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline project has the approval of North Dakota regulators. North Dakota’s Public Service Commission voted unanimously Friday to approve a siting permit for the modified, 333-mile route within that state. North Dakota denied Summit’s pipeline permit in 2023. Summit Carbon Solutions says so far, they have easements for more than 80% of […]
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