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The Carbon Storage Bill
Carbon storage firms must give 25% of credits to landowners
Requires carbon dioxide storage facility operators pay twenty-five percent of their gross tax credit amount to the landowners of the area of operations
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, carbon storage operators would have to share a quarter of their tax credit with the landowners where they store CO2, giving those owners extra money.
Our take
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Landowners could see a new source of income, while operators may see higher costs, so the bill could affect future projects and local economies.
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The facts
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- Bill requires operators to pay 25% of gross tax credit to landowners.
- Applies to carbon dioxide storage facilities in Louisiana.
- Currently introduced and referred to the Natural Resources and Environment Committee.
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