Indiana § 14-39-1-3 Declaration that pipeline transportation and underground storage of
carbon dioxide are in the public interest

Indiana Statutes

§ 14-39-1-3 — Declaration that pipeline transportation and underground storage of carbon dioxide are in the public interest

Indiana § 14-39-1-3

Art. 39CARBON DIOXIDE

Ch. 1Eminent Domain for Pipeline Transportation or

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Ind. Code § 14-39-1-3 (2026).

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Because:

(1)the movement of carbon dioxide conducted for:

(A)a person's own use or account; or

(B)the use or account of another person or persons; by pipeline in Indiana for carbon management applications can assist efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions; and

(2)the underground storage of carbon dioxide can assist efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions; the use of carbon dioxide transmission pipelines, including their routing, construction, maintenance, and operation, and the underground storage of carbon dioxide are declared as a matter of legislative determination to be a public use and service, in the public interest, and a benefit to the welfare and people of Indiana.

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Because:
(1) the movement of carbon dioxide conducted for:
(A) a person's own use or account; or
(B) the use or account of another person or persons;
by pipeline in Indiana for carbon management applications can
assist efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions; and
(2) the underground storage of carbon dioxide can assist efforts
to reduce carbon dioxide emissions;
the use of carbon dioxide transmission pipelines, including their
routing, construction, maintenance, and operation, and the underground
storage of carbon dioxide are declared as a matter of legislative
determination to be a public use and service, in the public interest, and
a benefit to the welfare and people of Indiana.