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The EPA uses its Clean Air Act section 114 authority to require oil and natural gas companies to investigate potential super emitter events (i.e., at least 100 kg/hr). The program relies on work practice standards and compliance assurance provisions under Clean Air Act section 111 to require companies to fix such emission sources if they are the result of equipment failure and not of normal operation.
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On Dec. 2, EPA issued a final rule for oil and gas operations to cut the industry’s methane emissions. We’ve updated our methane rulemaking timeline — and stay tuned for our full analysis of the rule, which is expected to slash methane emissions by nearly 80% through 2038.
The timeline below highlights how the final rule interacts with EPA’s other methane rules.
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