West Virginia Code 22-11B-14 – Application fee, deposit, use in cooperative regulatory functions
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Permit applicants and operators seeking completion certificates shall pay the secretary an application fee, established by legislative rule, based upon each ton of carbon dioxide stored or to be stored at the facility. This fee shall be deposited in the Carbon Dioxide Storage Facility Administrative Fund.
Terms Used In West Virginia Code 22-11B-14
- Carbon dioxide: means carbon dioxide produced by anthropogenic sources which is of such purity and quality that it will not compromise the safety of geologic storage and will not compromise those properties of a storage reservoir which allow the reservoir to effectively enclose and contain a stored gas. See West Virginia Code 22-11B-2
- carbon dioxide storage: means the injection of carbon dioxide and associated constituents into subsurface geologic reservoirs intended to provide for the long-term containment of a gaseous, liquid, or supercritical carbon dioxide stream in subsurface geologic formations and thereby prevent its release into the atmosphere. See West Virginia Code 22-11B-2
- Secretary: means the Secretary of the Department of Environmental Protection. See West Virginia Code 22-11B-2