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EPA to stop GHG reporting for oil, gas and other large emitters
['Cathy Landry']
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"The Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program is nothing more than bureaucratic red tape that does nothing to improve air quality," EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said.
EPA proposes to remove all GHG reporting requirements, except for those subject to the Waste Emissions Program, passed by Congress in 2022.
Nationwide, companies reported about 2.6 billion tpy of CO 2 -equivalent to the inventory in 2023, down about 4.4% from 2022.
Petroleum and natural gas system emissions totaled 322 million tpy, according to the 2023 inventory, up about 1.4% from 2022 levels.
EPA noted that the oil and gas industry includes "a wide range of operations and equipment" subject to reporting, including onshore and offshore oil and gas production, petroleum refining, natural gas processes, oil and gas gathering and boosting, natural gas transmission and distribution and LNG export and import.
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