PIERRE — The backers of the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline expect to have most land easements in hand and a final route selected later this year. Chief Commercial Officer Jim Pirolli says they are still adjusting the potential pipeline route in eastern South Dakota….
Pirolli says they have about thirty percent of the necessary easements in hand…
Pirolli says any use of eminent domain to get access to land is a long way off…
The pipeline would transport liquid carbon dioxide from ethanol plants in Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota to underground storage in central North Dakota. A spur of the pipeline would service the Ringneck Ethanol plant in Onida.
