Pipeline projects are on pause across the country.
Navigator CO2 recently announced it canceled its plans, while Summit Carbon is pushing back by a couple of years.
However, one company says that it is pressing on.
ADM says that it plans for CO2 pipelines across the Midwest have not changed despite farmer opposition.
The company’s CEO says that he is working with authorities in different states to get it done. He acknowledges they may end up like their competitors or he says that they will just have less competition.
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