A special revenue account is established which may be used for:
- Testing, monitoring and inspections;
- Remediation of mechanical problems;
- Plugging and a…
- Effective
- 2008-07-01
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Trust Fund is established that may be used for permitting, inspecting, reporting, and long-term monitoring of facilities, remediation of mechanical problems, pl…
- Effective
- 2011-09-01
Trust fund established to pay for long-term monitoring, repair, and remediation of mechanical problems and leaks, administrative costs, plugging of wells, and p…
- Effective
- 2025-10-01
An Administrative Fund is established to defray expenses from regulating storage facilities during their construction, operational, and preclosure phases. Fee i…
- Effective
- 2009-07-01
No state-level policy on record.
The statute establishes a “geologic storage reservoir administrative fee account” funded by per-ton fees on storage operators
The fee must be based on the “actu…
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