US EPA’s final rule summary. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the US EPA’s final rule on methane emissions, focusing on key regulatory elements. It outlines the applicability of the NSPS OOOOb rule, specifying compliance dates and operator requirements. It also introduces how advanced methane detection technologies can be used and the Super-Emitter program. Additionally, it addresses concerns related to small businesses. Finally, the document discusses the enforcement of emissions guidelines and compliance timelines, as well as the expected benefits and reductions in methane emissions resulting from the implementation of the rule.
EPA’s final rule to reduce methane and other harmful pollution from oil and gas operations
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Published
2024
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Regulations, frameworks and voluntary initiatives
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