- The Iowa Utilities Commission has issued a pipeline permit to Summit Carbon Solutions.
- The permit follows the IUC's June 25, 2024, order regarding the company's application for a hazardous liquid pipeline permit.
- The permit is issued under Iowa Code chapter 479B in Docket No. HLP-2021-0001.
- The order does not modify the conditions that Summit Carbon must meet to start construction.
- The IUC had required Summit Carbon to make several compliance filings as part of its final decision on June 25, 2024.
- On August 5, 2024, Summit Carbon submitted the necessary compliance filings, including revised petition exhibits.
- Summit Carbon stated that it made the globally applicable changes to all outstanding Exhibit H's as ordered by the IUC.
- The IUC retains jurisdiction over the docket for additional filings as appropriate.
- Public documents regarding this case can be accessed on the IUC's website.
IUC issues pipeline permit to Summit Carbon Solutions
Wednesday, August 28, 2024
Press ReleaseThe Iowa Utilities Commission (IUC) has found that Summit Carbon Solutions, LLC (Summit Carbon), has substantially complied with the requirements of the IUC’s June 25, 2024, order regarding the company's application for a hazardous liquid pipeline permit and today has issued the permit under Iowa Code chapter 479B to Summit Carbon in Docket No.
HLP-2021-0001. Today’s
order issuing the permit does not modify the conditions Summit Carbon must establish in order to start construction.
On June 25, 2024, the IUC issued its final decision and order regarding Summit Carbon’s petition for hazardous liquid pipeline permit. As a part of its decision, the IUC required Summit Carbon to make numerous compliance filings with the IUC.
On August 5, 2024, Summit Carbon filed the compliance filings required by the IUC. The filings included revised petition exhibits. As it relates to the revised Exhibit H's, Summit Carbon states it made the required globally applicable changes to all outstanding Exhibit H's and made the modifications ordered by the IUC.
The IUC retains subject matter jurisdiction of this docket for purposes of receiving and acting upon such additional filings as may be appropriate.
Today’s order and all public documents in this case are available at
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