; and (B) identifying potential carbon dioxide pipeline routes; and (2) with respect to State regulation of a privately owned carbon dioxide sequestration utility— (A) helping with the development of a State permitting system for a privately owned carbon dioxide sequestration utility; and (B) assisting with the developing regulations for services provided by a privately owned carbon dioxide sequestration utility and the setting of rates charged for such services. (c) Report Not later than 1 year of the date of enactment of this section, the Secretary shall submit to Congress a report that— (1) characterizes Federal, State, and local regulations that apply to carbon dioxide pipeline and sequestration facility development and operation; (2) identifies any gaps in applicable regulations or standards that need to be addressed to ensure that carbon dioxide pipeline and sequestration facilities are operated in a safe and effective manner; (3) evaluates whether regulation of the rates or terms of service for carbon dioxide transportation services or geologic sequestration services are necessary to ensure fair access to such services; (4) evaluates whether eminent domain authority is necessary to enable development of carbon dioxide infrastructure in the public interest