Stakeholder Input for RPN 2024-027-113-AI 2024 / OOOOc Rulemaking and State Plan

Comment From: V Prentice

1/15/25 @ 11:02 PM

Please see the attached comments submitted on behalf of Insight M.

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Comment From: Elizabeth Lieberknecht

1/15/25 @ 6:41 PM

Attached, please find Environmental Defense Fund's written stakeholder comments on rule project number 2024-027-113-AI.

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Comment From: Karr Ingham

1/15/25 @ 5:34 PM

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Comment From: Ed Longanecker

1/15/25 @ 5:18 PM

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Comment From: Cory Pomeroy

1/15/25 @ 5:04 PM

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Comment From: James Doty

1/15/25 @ 3:40 PM

The attached written comments are being submitted on behalf of Ingleside on the Bay Coastal Watch Association. Thank you for the opportunity, and please let me know if you have any questions.

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Comment From: Tim Doty

1/15/25 @ 2:52 PM

Comments on behalf of Oilfield Witness are included within the enclosed document.

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Comment From: Chester Bullard

1/15/25 @ 1:01 PM

Proposed rule project number 2024-027-113-AI
Dear TCEQ,
My name is Chester Bullard, and I reside in San Antonio, Texas. I work for Howard Energy Partners where our company delivers positive energy through our pipelines and the communities where we li...↓

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Comment From: Heather Aley

1/15/25 @ 10:59 AM

Proposed rule project number 2024-027-113-AI
Dear TCEQ,
My name is Heather Aley, and I reside in San Antonio Texas area. I am a geologist that has been working in the Texas Oil & Gas industry for the last 12 years.
I am writing to express my thoughts...↓

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Comment From: Denzil West

1/14/25 @ 8:19 PM

Dear TCEQ,
My name is Denzil West, and I reside in Midland, Texas. I have over 40 years in the upstream oil and gas industry and currently serve as CEO of Admiral Permian Operating, a small privately owned company operating numerous oil and gas pro...↓perties in West Texas. We currently provide jobs to over 100 families in Texas and live in the middle of our oil and gas production. We have extensive programs currently to insure minimal methane emissions and clean air for our selves, our children and grandchildren to breath.

I am writing to express my strong opposition to the proposed methane regulation plan under the Section 111 methane rule, which would harm Texas communities and our energy future.
Environmental standards should only be adopted when their benefits outweigh their costs. This implementation of Section 111 fails that test, imposing massive costs for minimal benefits.
The proposed rule will make life more expensive for every Texan.
The compliance burdens of this rule—including mandatory leak detection, extensive documentation, equipment upgrades, and vapor recovery units (VRUs)—will devastate oil and gas producers, especially small operators with thin margins. Since energy is the industry that powers every other industry, raising costs for Texas energy producers makes life more expensive for every Texan.
The proposed rule punishes Texas without reducing global emissions.

According to EPA's records, the methane emissions from Texan natural gas and petroleum systems have significantly declined both from 1990s levels and their peak around 2014, despite increasing production of in-state oil and gas. Today, Texan natural gas and petroleum systems contribute to less than 1% of global methane emissions. Thus this stringent rule would unfairly punish Texas oil and gas producers while barely affecting global methane emissions.

The proposed rule will make every Texan less, not more, safe from climate.
The key to climate resilience is not slightly cooler temperatures but reliable, affordable energy to power machines like A/C, heating, crop transport, and storm warning systems. Thanks to fossil fuels, climate-related disaster deaths have dropped 98% over the last century as temperatures have risen. By burdening producers of affordable, reliable energy, this rule threatens Texas's ability to respond to climate risks.
Instead of adopting these disastrous standards, TCEQ should pause the state implementation plan and urge the incoming administration's EPA to reevaluate the methane rule using proper cost-benefit analysis.

Sincerely,
Denzil R. West
CEO-Admiral Permian Operating LLC
200 N Loraine, Suite 800
Midland, TX 79701

432-653-0241

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Comment From: Panhandle Producers & Royalty Owners Association

1/14/25 @ 6:19 PM

Please see attached comments from the Panhandle Producers & Royalty Owners Association.

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Comment From: Wayne Christian

1/14/25 @ 3:29 PM

Commissioner Bobby Janecka
Commissioner Catarina R. Gonzales
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
PO Box 13087
Austin, TX 78711

Re: Opposition to Biden Administration Methane Rule & Concerns About Negative Impacts to Independent Oil & Gas Prod...↓

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Comment From: Daryl Richardson

1/14/25 @ 2:42 PM

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Comment From: Rachel Walker

1/14/25 @ 2:26 PM

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Comment From: Jeff Sparks

1/14/25 @ 11:32 AM

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Comment From: Jarad Guynes

1/14/25 @ 11:08 AM

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Comment From: Robert W. Eagle

1/14/25 @ 9:37 AM

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Comment From: Robert O'Neal

1/14/25 @ 9:32 AM

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Comment From: Luke Dunn

1/13/25 @ 10:17 PM

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Comment From: Richard Beyea

1/13/25 @ 6:14 PM

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Comment From: Ben Shepperd

1/13/25 @ 5:03 PM

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Comment From: Michael Beall

1/13/25 @ 4:56 PM

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Comment From: Ann Moss

1/13/25 @ 4:41 PM

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Comment From: Charles Kristynik

1/13/25 @ 4:39 PM

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Comment From: Rodney Cox

1/13/25 @ 4:16 PM

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Comment From: David Webel

1/13/25 @ 3:57 PM

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Comment From: Tanya Goset

1/13/25 @ 3:52 PM

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Comment From: Conner Brigham

1/13/25 @ 3:09 PM

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Comment From: Darrel Raynor

1/13/25 @ 3:00 PM

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Comment From: Alex Newell

1/13/25 @ 2:43 PM

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Comment From: Robert Fulkerson

1/13/25 @ 1:55 PM

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Comment From: Kenneth Parker

1/13/25 @ 1:50 PM

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Comment From: John Walsh

1/13/25 @ 1:08 PM

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Comment From: Michael Parsons

1/13/25 @ 12:58 PM

TECQ Regulators

Thank you for allowing me this opportunity to make comments regarding the proposed state of Texas regulations for compliance of OOOOc regulations as purposed by the EPA.

As a small independent oil and gas operator for the past 40 y...↓ears, we have always been vigilant in producing and operating in an efficient and environmentally safe manner in Texas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Alabama, and New Mexico. The vast majority of our 584 wells are located on private lands. Lands in which the owners are stewards of the land that represents, for most of them, their most valuable asset. We also own and operate wells located on lands managed by the State of Teas, New Mexico, the Bureau of Land Management, and the Corps of Engineers. We also are multi-generational landowners that take seriously the responsibility of stewardship.

During those 40 years, our company has had many rules and regulations imposed on our industry. WE have found a way to comply, despite the very fact that the rules and regulations were mostly imposed by regulators that have no knowledge or experience in the energy extraction business and or were imposed for at best unwarranted and at worse nefarious political purposes. At all instances, those rules and regulations were mandated upon companies such as ours as well as multination organizations. A well producing 1 barrel of oil or a well producing 10,000 barrels of oil were placed into the same regulatory basket.

For that 40 year period, small independent producers found a way to comply with the rules and regulations. Sometimes at the expense of jobs, sometimes at the expense of premature abandonment of wells, and at various times with exceptions from proposed rules due to the minimal impact that these small independent operators had on the success or failure of the proposed regulations and the importance of independent energy producers that most knowledgeable experts assert.

Without independent energy producers there would have been no discovery of the Ranger Field that is attributed to winning WW1, the discovery of the East Texas Field that powered the Allied Forces to victory in WW11, and certainly there would have been no "Shale Revolution" without the tenacity and forceful execution of technology of independent energy producers.

However, in the 40 years we have been in this industry, I have never seen a rule that threatens the very viability of independent energy producers and is certain to result in the loss of the innovation engine that has powered the USA to the position of the leader of the free world.

We agree that methane emissions should be reduced on a worldwide basis. We also agree that there is great debate on how those emissions should be reduced and who should bear the cost and sacrifice. But what we do not agree with is that the testing and compliance of the 525 wells our company owns, which emit minimum methane emission, should have the same testing and compliance cost as a major oil company whose single horizontal well pad in the Permian Basin, emits in one day more methane than the 525 wells we own and operate emit in 10 years.

The cost to test and place into service the equipment necessary to maintain compliance will severely impact the profitability of most of our current wells. Jobs will be eliminated, innovation will be stymied, and reserves of oil and gas will be lost.

Under Texas state law, you are required to follow the mandate of Texas Government Code., {2006.002{ Adoption of Rules with Adverse Economic Effect. You are required to complete an economic impact statement and a regulatory flexibility analysis as required by the law. Once you have undertaken this mandate it will become obvious that a exemption from this rule is warranted due to detrimental impact on small business in Texas.

Common sense exceptions to unnecessary rules mandated from Washington DC have been well documented in the past in the state of Texas. I urge you to follow that commonsense approach in this matter.

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Comment From: Ed Martinez

1/13/25 @ 12:49 PM

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Comment From: Hanna Mitchell

1/13/25 @ 12:37 PM

Please see attached pdf for comments

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Comment From: Leslyn Gillman

1/13/25 @ 12:33 PM

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Comment From: Jason Herrick

1/13/25 @ 12:33 PM

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Comment From: Monty Erben

1/13/25 @ 12:29 PM

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Comment From: Chris Gideon, Sr

1/13/25 @ 12:27 PM

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Comment From: Clarence Bunch

1/13/25 @ 12:26 PM

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Comment From: William Wallace

1/13/25 @ 12:22 PM

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Comment From: Glenn Tarpley

1/13/25 @ 12:16 PM

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Comment From: Marty Babin

1/13/25 @ 12:15 PM

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Comment From: Jodie Gillman

1/13/25 @ 12:04 PM

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Comment From: Jeremy Hagen

1/13/25 @ 12:03 PM

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Comment From: Scott Harper

1/13/25 @ 12:00 PM

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Comment From: Art Ensley

1/13/25 @ 12:00 PM

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Comment From: Pamela Feist

1/13/25 @ 11:59 AM

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Comment From: Terecia Martin

1/13/25 @ 11:59 AM

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Comment From: Keith Lilie

1/13/25 @ 11:53 AM

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Comment From: Allan Hastings

1/13/25 @ 11:13 AM

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Comment From: Luke Metzger

1/13/25 @ 10:56 AM

Please see the attached petition signed by 427 Texans urging the TCEQ to "develop and approve the strongest possible state implementation plan — with no loopholes — to comply with the federally required methane pollution rule and to implement this pl...↓

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Comment From: Vicki Allen

1/13/25 @ 10:54 AM

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Comment From: Lance Langford

1/13/25 @ 9:50 AM

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Comment From: Zachary Coppinger

1/13/25 @ 8:39 AM

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Comment From: Marcin Florek

1/08/25 @ 5:08 PM

After you fine hydrocarbon producers out of existence, the next obvious target is fining ruminant animals! After that, landfills, wildfires, swamplands, etc... The list goes on and on!
Question: Who is the lucky beneficiary of all these "fines"?

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Comment From: Tyler Rufenacht

1/08/25 @ 4:42 PM

There is no way for small oil and gas operators to comply with OOOOc. Not only will OOOOc bankrupt small operators, but it will leave states with TENS of THOUSANDS of wells to plug. We are talking about BILLIONS in assets wiped out; assets that will ...↓

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Comment From: Gib Brown

1/08/25 @ 4:32 PM

Of the number of comments supporting additional methane regulations, one thing is clear, none of these 'stakeholders' have a clue about what they object to. One such comment included the statement that methane is 'intentionally released' into the at...↓

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Comment From: Cade Carter

1/08/25 @ 3:54 PM

As written, the OOOOc rules would render the operation of plunger wells impossible overnight. The rule has no basis in reality when it comes to operating oil and gas wells and, as best I can tell, is meant only to leverage a regulatory load onto the ...↓

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Comment From: Rebecca Edwards

1/06/25 @ 3:35 PM

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Comment From: Kelly Blackwood

1/03/25 @ 9:43 AM

I understand TCEQ would like to put in place state regulations regarding methane capture, with its' main goal being zero omissions. The costs and means being outlined and associated with this are not even conceivable to a small, private operator.

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Comment From: Lawrence Kremer

12/31/24 @ 12:44 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Dr. Larry Kremer, I live in the Woodlands, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Brandon Creighton, SD 4 and Representative Steve Toth, Dist 15. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Clima...↓

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Comment From: John MacFarlane

12/30/24 @ 12:39 PM

As the Conservation Chair of the Greater Fort Worth Sierra Club, I am submitting comments and also because Tarrant County is at the heart of methane extraction.

>Texas has more methane pollution from oil and gas than any other states,
and we current...↓

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Comment From: Spencer Dickinson

12/30/24 @ 10:24 AM

I urge the TCEQ to create a serious and enforceable plan to limit the release of methane from active, inactive and future gas and oil wells. I live in Tarrant County where the air quality is now the worst in the State based on Ozone metrics.

Specifi...↓c points to note:
o There are over 7,000 drilled wells in Tarrant County; with over 4,300 current gas wells active.
o 1 million people in Tarrant County (alone) live less than ½ mile from a gas well, the second largest county for urban fracking in the U.S.
o The documented count of drilled wells in the 17 counties in which our GFWSC members reside is in excess of 175,000 active and inactive gas and oil wells.
o Any and all standards put forward in a Methane Plan need to be applicable to both active and inactive wells given that leaks and emissions are known to occur from inactive well sites in addition to active wells.

As you know, methane is a component of the pollutant ground ozone which when exceeding certain levels results in a health risk to people (and other living beings) who breathe.
Historical "Ozone Action Days" (alerts issued for unhealthful air quality) for DFW as measured by TCEQ achieved at or near 60 days in 2022 and 2023. 60 ozone alert days, which is two full months out of the year, exceeds the counts in the previous two years by more than double, and also exceeded the number of days in the Houston area (the region most associated with Oil & Gas industry) in 2022/3 for the first time on record.
This means that the Dallas/Fort Worth area now has the worst air quality in our state (per this measure).

Oil and gas production is one of the largest sources of methane in our atmosphere. Leaks, outdated equipment, faulty valves, accidents, and illegal venting all release massive amounts of methane. Cutting these emissions would improve public health by limiting "volatile organic compounds" and other air pollutants that contribute to the increasing unhealthy Ozone alert days as well as reduce climate risks to all Texans.
Recent satellite data shows that Texas's Permian Basin emits twice the methane of New Mexico's regulated industry. Unfortunately, neither the Texas Railroad Commission nor the TCEQ has implemented regulations to curb emissions in our State.

The TCEQ should create a Methane State Action Plan with specific measurable and enforceable industry standards - not just because it is a federal environmental requirement, but because unhealthy air is a real threat to Texans' public health today. The use of advanced monitoring technology, both ground-based and satellite-based, that can provide realtime, ongoing data must be included in a serious plan to reduce (unlawful) methane releases.
The Texas Emissions Reduction Plan already provides funding for technologies that reduce methane emissions and limit flaring. A strong Methane State Action Plan presents the needed vehicle to combine requirements and incentives to realistically cut methane emissions ... for the health of our North Texas communities and for the health of all Americans.

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Comment From: Carla Lamb

12/30/24 @ 10:10 AM

As an evangelical Christian, I take seriously the biblical commands to care for God's creation, to love my neighbor, and to defend those who are most vulnerable in society. As such, I have a deep concern for wasteful methane emissions and associated ...↓

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Comment From: Diane Tasian

12/28/24 @ 5:00 PM

Commentary re methane regulation in Texas to TCEQ 24-1228. Rule Project # 2024-027-113-AI

My name is Diane Tasian. My husband and I have lived in the Uptown area of Dallas for 20 years. Air quality has been an issue since I moved to Dallas in th...↓

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Comment From: Edward George

12/28/24 @ 3:31 PM

December 28, 2024
Dear TCEQ,
My name is Edward V. George. I live in Lubbock, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Charles Perry, SD28, and Representative Carl Tepper, HD84. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens...↓

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Comment From: Glen Van Slyke

12/28/24 @ 3:17 PM

My name is Glen Van Slyke, I am an attorney by profession, and I have been a resident of Houston, Texas since 1967. I live in central Houston, and my family and the Harris County community are harmed by the greenhouse gas pollution from both oil and ...↓

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Comment From: Matthew Mire

12/27/24 @ 8:15 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Matthew Mire, I live in Blanco, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Donna Campbell, SD25 and Representative Ellen Troxclair, HD19. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby, as...↓

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Comment From: David Jenkins

12/27/24 @ 1:00 PM

See attached PDF for formatted version.

Dear Commissioners:

Conservatives for Responsible Stewardship (CRS), on behalf of its more than 1,000 Texas members, strongly urges you to establish new standards to reduce natural gas waste by curtailing oil...↓

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Comment From: Asa Carre-Burritt

12/26/24 @ 5:38 PM

Please see the attached comment letter.

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Comment From: Lance Thomas

12/26/24 @ 3:33 PM

12/26/24 Dear TCEQ, I attended one of your online presentations regarding drafting state regulations to comply with OOOOc regulations. For the last 25 years I have worked for a ranch in Shackelford County, Texas on which we raise cattle, engage in...↓ wildlife activities, generate electricity via wind energy, operate shallow stripper wells and constantly work to improve environmental quality of the land. We have 14 employees, use many local contractors and support our community in many ways. We care deeply about preserving the land, wildlife and natural resources and have received both wildlife and environmental stewardship awards.
We are in favor of environmental activities for which the cost does not outweigh the benefit. As written, the cost of OOOOc will kill small operators in the Big Country. First, the cost of a VRU (vapor recovery unit) for one tank battery is well over $50,000. This does not include a minimum of $25,000 for installation and maintenance. Adding these expenses to low volume stripper wells will reduce their economic life by several years if not immediately killing them and the jobs and communities they support. Killing marginal or stripper wells will cause an immediate waste of valuable natural resources on which our communities, state and nation rely. Second, even if vapors from marginal wells could be economically captured, the next problem is getting rid of the vapors! Pipeline companies will not purchase or take small volumes of gas. Pipeline companies particularly will not take shallow gas with high nitrogen content because it does not yield enough BTU's to make it economical (this means that the vapors, if any, contain minimal amounts of methane at best). The folks that drafted OOOOc completely failed to address these realities. By failing to address the off-take issue, the small operator is left with flaring which also requires expensive equipment and maintenance costs that reduce the economic life of the well and pose fire and other environmental concerns. The Texas Government Code requires state agencies to do economic impact studies for rural and small businesses. If these studies are done, I am certain that the TCEQ will see that the economic cost of 0000c regulations on small business and rural communities will far outweigh any alleged environmental benefit.
Sincerely, Lance Thomas

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Comment From: Jacqueline Peterson

12/23/24 @ 5:28 PM

Thank you for considering the attached letter as you begin to form the OOOOc State Plan. In this letter we detail how liquid nitrogen is being used to effectively and affordably eliminate pneumatic venting at facilities of all sizes. We look forward ...↓

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Comment From: Texas Climate Jobs Project Anonymous

12/19/24 @ 3:52 PM

The Texas Climate Jobs Project urges the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to adopt strong methane mitigation rules aligned with the federal standards outlined in Subpart OOOOc. Texas has an unparalleled opportunity to protect public h...↓

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Comment From: Holly ray

12/18/24 @ 4:26 PM

I am senior citizen resident of Tarrant county . I am deeply troubled by the methane emissions of the Permian basin and the effect on myself and my husband . I support restrictions and rules that limit the methane emissions . Thank you

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Comment From: Paul Gonin

12/16/24 @ 7:21 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Paul Gonin, I live in Georgetown, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Schwertner,SD5 and Representative Terry Wilson, HD20. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank you...↓

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Comment From: Laura Gutierrez

12/16/24 @ 10:37 AM

Please uphold the rules to reduce methane from oil fields. I have lived in both Arlington, and Fort Worth and both residences were less than 2 blocks from gas wells. It is so poorly conceived to have gas wells so close to homes and schools, it is not...↓

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Comment From: Richard Wayne

12/15/24 @ 8:48 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Richard Wayne, I live in Leander, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator
I strongly support implementing the EPA's methane reduction directive to its fullest extent, ensuring strict compliance with 40 CFR Part 60, Subpart OOOOc...↓

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Comment From: Thomas Wikman

12/13/24 @ 5:23 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Thomas Wikman, I live in Dallas, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Nathan Johnson, SD16 and Representative Morgan Meyer, HD108. I am also a volunteer with the non-Partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. I a...↓

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Comment From: Steve Ginnings

12/11/24 @ 10:41 AM

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Comment From: Carrie Schweitzer

12/10/24 @ 3:32 PM

I want TCEQ to write new tough methane rules that will investigate citizen complaints quickly and, if necessary repeatedly; will be enforced promptly; and will hold the oil and gas industry accountable - financially, if need be - when they break the ...↓

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Comment From: Ellie Burnside

12/09/24 @ 4:10 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Ellie Burnside, I live in Richardson, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Ted Cruz, Senator John Cornyn, and Representative Mihaela Plesa. I am a volunteer with Citizen's Climate Lobby, a non-partisan and non-profit organizat...↓

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Comment From: Cheryl Clark

12/08/24 @ 7:21 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Cheryl Clark, I live in Oak Point, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Tan Parker SD12 and Representative Richard Hayes, HD57. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank ...↓

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Comment From: Donna PIERCY

12/08/24 @ 6:13 PM

December 8, 2024

To: All members of TCEQ

From: Donna Piercy

RE: 2024-027-113-Al

Now that Texas must submit plans to outline how methane emissions will be limited in our area to the EPA, we must get serious about limiting fracking, especially in r...↓

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Comment From: Christina Keller

12/07/24 @ 7:11 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Christina Keller, I live in San Antonio, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Jose Menendez, SD26 and Representative Trey Martinez Fischer, HD116. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Cl...↓

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Comment From: Sabrina Blackledge

12/07/24 @ 5:33 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Sabrina Blackledge, I live in Austin, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Sarah Eckhardt, SD-14 and Representative Gina Hinojosa, HD-49. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lob...↓

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Comment From: Bill Hurley

12/07/24 @ 10:15 AM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Bill Hurley, I live in San Antonio, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Jose Menendez, SD26 and Representative Diego Bernal, HD123. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. T...↓

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Comment From: Roger Ingersoll

12/06/24 @ 10:59 PM

Dear Texas Commission on Environmental Quality,

My name is Roger Ingersoll and I live in The Woodlands, TX. I am a constituent of Senator Paul Bettencourt, and Representative Valoree Swanson. I'm also an active member of Citizens' Climate Education...↓

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Comment From: Kelsey Balaban

12/06/24 @ 8:38 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Kelsey Balaban, I live in Austin, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Sarah Eckhardt, SD14 and Representative Gina Hinojosa, HD49. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Th...↓

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Comment From: Frans Kopp

12/06/24 @ 5:04 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Frans Kopp, I live in Conroe, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Creighton, SD 4 and Representative Cicil Bell, Jr. HD 3. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank you ...↓

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Comment From: Frank Huddleston

12/06/24 @ 2:51 PM

My name is Frank Huddleston, I live in San Antonio, TX, and I am a
constituent of Senator José Menéndez, Senate District 26, and of
Representative Diego Bernal, House District 123. I am also a
volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization ...↓

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Comment From: Robert Jones

12/06/24 @ 12:32 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Robert L. Jones. I live in Conroe, TX.

I am a constituent of Senator Bettencourt, Dist. 7 and Representative Bell, Dist.3. I also volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank you for t...↓

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Comment From: Bob Niland

12/06/24 @ 11:28 AM

Texas
Hi, I am Bob Niland and live in El , TX, my state senator is Cesar Blanco and Joe Moody in the house. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank you for this opportunity to submit comments ...↓

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Comment From: Amy Townsend-Small

12/06/24 @ 9:35 AM

. My name is Amy Townsend-Small and I'm a professor of Environmental Studies at University of Cincinnati. I study methane emissions and other environmental impacts of the oil and gas supply chain. One aspect of my work is studying abandoned and ma...↓

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Comment From: Brenda Kirlin

12/05/24 @ 10:48 PM

Dear TCEQ:

I live in Fort Worth, Texas, and I am a constituent of Senator Phil King and Representative Craig Goldman. Thank you for this opportunity to submit comments regarding proposed rule project number 2024-027-113-AI.

I strongly support impl...↓

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Comment From: Chris Pittman

12/05/24 @ 9:05 PM

I live in Amarillo, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Kevin Spark, SD31 and Representative John Smithee, HD86. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank you for this opportunity to submit co...↓

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Comment From: Daniel Burns

12/05/24 @ 8:44 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Daniel Burns, I live in Spring, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Paul Bettencourt, SD07 and Representative Valoree Swanson, HD150. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby....↓

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Comment From: Waqar Qureshi

12/05/24 @ 5:23 PM

My name is Waqar Qureshi, I live in Houston, TX, and I am a constituent of Senator Molly Cook, SD15 and Representative Ann Johnson, HD134. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank you for this ...↓

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Comment From: Andrea Christgau

12/05/24 @ 5:14 PM

Dear TCEQ,

My name is Andrea Christgau, I live in Keller, TX, and am a constituent of Senator Kelly Hancock and Representative Giovanni Capriglione. I am also a volunteer with the non-partisan non-profit organization Citizens Climate Lobby. Thank yo...↓

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