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Texas gains authority to issue carbon storage permits, streamlining projects while ensuring drinking water protection.
Texas has gained state authority to issue Class VI permits for underground carbon dioxide storage, becoming the sixth state with this power under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
The Texas Railroad Commission, after two years and EPA approval, now oversees the permitting process, aiming to reduce delays for carbon capture projects.
Companies must prove financial responsibility, pay a $25,000 amendment fee and $50,000 annual fee until injection begins.
While the shift streamlines applications, limited federal incentives for direct air capture may slow project growth.
The state emphasizes protection of underground drinking water, leveraging its experience regulating injection wells.
Texas obtiene autoridad para emitir permisos de almacenamiento de carbono, racionalizando proyectos mientras garantiza la protección del agua potable.