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Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2009
sec.83Restriction on GHG streams that may be used
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sec.83 Restriction on GHG streams that may be used
A GHG permit holder may use a GHG stream for GHG storage injection testing or GHG stream storage only if it consists only of carbon dioxide and— a substance incidentally derived from— the process called carbon dioxide capture, transport and geological storage, also called carbon capture and storage; or GHG storage; or a detection agent prescribed under a regulation at the rate or concentration prescribed under a regulation. A stream is a GHG stream only if is a stream of carbon dioxide or a substance that overwhelmingly consists of carbon dioxide. See section 12 (What is a GHG stream ).
- (a) a substance incidentally derived from— (i) the process called carbon dioxide capture, transport and geological storage, also called carbon capture and storage; or (ii) GHG storage; or
- (i) the process called carbon dioxide capture, transport and geological storage, also called carbon capture and storage; or
- (ii) GHG storage; or
- (b) a detection agent prescribed under a regulation at the rate or concentration prescribed under a regulation.
- (i) the process called carbon dioxide capture, transport and geological storage, also called carbon capture and storage; or
- (ii) GHG storage; or