BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (BIL): RED HILLS CO2 STORAGE HUB (RHCSH) FEASIBILITY STUDY THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROJECT IS TO GENERATE INFORMATION TO CONFIRM THE SUITABILITY OF RED HILLS CO2 STORAGE HUB (RHCSH) FOR COMMERCIAL-SCALE CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) STORAGE AND THE ABILITY OF THE LOCATION TO SAFELY ACCOMMODATE THE STORAGE OF AT LEAST 50 MILLION METRIC TONS (MMT) OF CO2 OVER 30 YEARS. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY INVESTIGATING THE FEASIBILITY OF CONSTRUCTING A SAFE, COST-EFFECTIVE, COMMERCIAL-SCALE ONSHORE STORAGE HUB TO STORE CAPTURED CO2. THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE WILL BE MET BY DEFINING AND ASSESSING A STORAGE COMPLEX THROUGH COLLECTING AND ANALYZING GEOLOGIC DATA, SUBSURFACE MODELING TO SUPPORT GEOLOGIC CHARACTERIZATION, IDENTIFYING CONTRACTUAL AND REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS TO SATISFY THEM, CONDUCTING A PRELIMINARY RISK ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPING MITIGATION AND MANAGEMENT PLANS, ASSESSING THE PROJECT’S TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY, AND FULFILLING THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS COMMITMENTS.