The EPA has extended the 2025 Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program deadline to March 10, 2027, while considering proposed changes that could significantly reduce or eliminate reporting requirements for certain industries. Companies should continue preparing for compliance as the program’s future remains uncertain.
Although EPA has proposed eliminating most GHGRP source categories and suspending reporting obligations for much of the oil and gas sector, those proposals have not been finalized. Accordingly, facilities currently subject to GHGRP reporting should continue to treat existing reporting obligations as fully enforceable unless and until EPA takes final regulatory action.
Despite two years of political and regulatory turbulence, the Environmental Protection Agency’s (“EPA”) New Source Performance Standards (“NSPS”) Subparts OOOOb/c remain in effect and are the dominant framework for regulating methane and volatile organic compound (“VOC”) emissions in parts of the oil and gas sector.
GableGotwals is pleased to announce that Travis Lee has joined the Firm’s Tulsa office as an Associate.
