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California Air Resources Board Advances CCUS Program with Draft Concepts for Potential Regulations

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By Samuel Brown, Alexandra Hamilton, Clare Ellis
| hunton.com
On May 7, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) announced “Concepts for Potential Regulations for Establishing the Carbon Capture, Removals, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Program.” This draft document released by CARB staff furthers the agency’s obligation under California’s Senate Bill 905 (SB 905), which we previously reported on here, to adopt regulations establishing a state permitting framework for approval of CCUS projects.
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California Finalizes Much-Anticipated Rules for Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility Program

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By Rachel S. Saltzman, Alexandra Hamilton, Abigail Contreras
| hunton.com
After much anticipation and delay, California’s Office of Administrative Law has officially finalized the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery’s (CalRecycle) permanent regulations for the state’s extended producer responsibility (EPR) program. As we previously reported, the regulations were delayed last March over concerns about cost to businesses and consumers. The new regulations were effective on May 1, 2026.
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ISO Publishes New Standard for Carbon Storage With Potential as Subpart RR Substitute

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By Frederick R. Eames, Alexandra Hamilton, James Martin
| hunton.com
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has finalized and released a new version of ISO 27914 (ISO 27914:2026), the standard for underground storage of carbon dioxide in geological formations that do not produce hydrocarbons.
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