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Email from Ashley Burke of the National Mining Association to Abigale Tardif at EPA on March 12, 2025, providing a quote from Rich Nolan regarding concerns over EPA's regulatory actions affecting coal power plants.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0001230
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1 |
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Email from Lee Fuller of IPAA to Abigale Tardif at EPA on March 13, 2025, discussing follow-up on reconsideration initiatives and attaching outlines related to methane regulation and marginal wells.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0001280–0001281
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2 |
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A letter dated January 16, 2025, from Lloyd Yates and Karen Bort of the American Gas Association outlines five collaborative steps for the incoming administration and Congress to enhance natural gas infrastructure and energy policies.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0006850–0006852
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3 |
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A letter dated January 16, 2025, from Lloyd Yates and Karen Bort of the American Gas Association outlines five key steps for the incoming administration and Congress to enhance natural gas infrastructure and energy policies.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0006897–0006899
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3 |
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A January 15, 2025 letter from multiple energy companies, including Duke Energy and Basin Electric Power Cooperative, to Lee Zeldin, nominee for EPA Administrator, requests immediate action to rescind recent EPA regulations on greenhouse gas emissions and coal combustion residuals, citing negative impacts on electricity reliability and economic growth.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0007036–0007040
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5 |
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On March 17, 2025, the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers and the American Petroleum Institute submitted comments opposing a petition to prohibit hydrogen fluoride use in domestic oil refining, arguing that the petition is legally and factually flawed.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0007136–0007157
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22 |
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Supplemental comments submitted by American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers and American Petroleum Institute on April 7, 2025, oppose a petition to prohibit hydrogen fluoride in domestic oil refining, asserting that the petition is legally and factually flawed.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0007159–0007188
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30 |
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A letter dated March 3, 2025, from Michelle Bloodworth, President and CEO of America's Power, to EPA Administrator Lee M. Zeldin, outlines concerns regarding EPA regulations impacting coal-fired power plants and urges the repeal of the Clean Power Plan 2.0.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0007281–0007283
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3 |
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On January 15, 2025, representatives from various energy companies and cooperatives sent a letter to Lee Zeldin, the nominee for EPA Administrator, urging the Trump Administration to rescind recent EPA regulations on greenhouse gas emissions and coal combustion residuals that they argue threaten electricity reliability and economic growth.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0007325–0007329
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5 |
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Official briefing paper detailing the April 17, 2025, rig tour and roundtable event in Midland, Texas, with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, focusing on challenges faced by independent oil and gas producers in the Permian Basin.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-08249 |
0026589–0026598
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10 |
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Email correspondence dated March 31, 2025, between Kevin Culligan of EPA and the AirAction team discusses a request from Duke Energy Progress for a presidential exemption from clean air regulations related to the Lake Julian gas plant.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020587
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1 |
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Email from Ari Brouillette to EPA's AirAction on March 28, 2025, requesting presidential exemptions for a proposed 380 megawatt coal-fired power plant on Palmsicle Island, Florida, citing regulatory challenges and anticipated benefits.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020591–0020592
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2 |
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On March 31, 2025, Nick Bound of Ameren Missouri submitted a request for a Presidential Exemption under CAA Section 112(i)(4) regarding EPA's final rule on hazardous air pollutants for coal- and oil-fired electric utility steam generating units.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020613
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1 |
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Email from Michael G. Tritapoe of the Tennessee Valley Authority to the EPA's AirAction on March 28, 2025, submitting a Presidential Exemption Request for four coal-fired electric generation stations, with attached documentation.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020713–0020714
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2 |
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Email from Steve Friend of American Bituminous Power Partners, L.P. on March 28, 2025, requesting a Presidential Exemption related to the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for coal- and oil-fired electric utility steam generating units.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020716
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1 |
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On March 31, 2025, Sarah Douglas of Baker Botts emailed the EPA's AirAction mailbox requesting a two-year Presidential exemption from compliance with the MATS Rule for Coal Creek Station, with Allison Mallick copied.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020761–0020762
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2 |
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On April 1, 2025, Sarah Douglas of Baker Botts emailed the EPA's AirAction mailbox requesting a Presidential exemption from the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for coal- and oil-fired electric utility steam generating units.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0020778–0020779
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2 |
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On March 31, 2025, Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company submitted a request to the EPA for a two-year Presidential exemption from compliance with the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards for four coal-fired electric generating units, citing national security interests.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0024986–0024990
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5 |
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Email correspondence from Steve Friend of American Bituminous Power Partners, L.P. on March 28, 2025, requesting a Presidential Exemption related to the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for coal- and oil-fired electric utility steam generating units.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0005386
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1 |
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On March 31, 2025, a Presidential Exemption Request details the critical role of the GVEA Healy Power Plant in supplying electricity to military installations in Interior Alaska and supporting the Trans Alaska Pipeline System amid a natural gas shortage.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0005603
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1 |
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A 2025 EPA FOIA record discusses the impracticality of meeting new emissions limits and compliance deadlines for coal-fired electric generating units due to high costs, limited technology availability, and potential threats to national energy security.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0005976
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1 |
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SCRUBGRASS RECLAMATION COMPANY LP submitted a justification for exemption regarding the technical feasibility of meeting the EPA's proposed 0.01 lb/MMBtu emission limit for coal-refuse power plants, citing issues with PM CEMS and fuel variability.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006038
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1 |
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A 2025 EPA report discusses the technical feasibility of monitors for coal-fired units, the financial impact of regulatory changes on emissions testing, and national security concerns regarding energy demand and supply stability.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006042
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1 |
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On March 28, 2025, Schuylkill Energy Resources, Inc. submitted a request to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for a Presidential Exemption from the MATS Rule regarding emissions standards for coal- and oil-fired electric utility steam generating units.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006076
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1 |
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EPA's analysis indicates that the reduced PM standard was not based on health impacts but on control levels achieved by most regulated units, while the removal of LEE unit qualification imposes financial burdens on cleaner coal-fired units.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006083
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1 |
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Technical Memo critiques EPA's exclusion of certain coal/oil burning units from emissions evaluations, arguing that this omission could lead to unreliable grid operations and questioning the data selection methodology used for baseline emissions rates.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006107
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1 |
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Talen Montana submitted comments to the EPA on September 10, 2025, opposing the proposed elimination of quarterly stack testing and PM continuous parameter monitoring systems for coal-fired electric generating units, arguing for the retention of these compliance options.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006119
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1 |
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EPA's interim release for FOIA request 2025-EPA-04883 discusses the costs and operational impacts of PM Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems (CEMS) on coal-fired power plants, particularly focusing on Colstrip's Units 3 and 4.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006121
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1 |
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The EPA's interim release for FOIA request 2025-EPA-04883 discusses the impracticality of implementing carbon capture and storage (CCS) and gas co-firing at the Colstrip coal-fired power plant, citing high costs and logistical challenges.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006221
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1 |
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A table from the EPA outlines 33 coal-fired and 22 lignite-fired electric generating units (EGUs) that may need to upgrade controls to comply with revised emissions standards, as detailed in FOIA request 2025-EPA-04883.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006309
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1 |
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Minnkota operates the Milton R. Young Station, a coal-fired power plant in North Dakota, contributing to MISO's dispatchable power capabilities essential for grid reliability across fifteen states.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006312
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1 |
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The interim release from EPA FOIA ID 2025-EPA-04883 discusses concerns regarding grid reliability in North Dakota due to the early retirement of coal-fired units resulting from new Mercury and PM limitations.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006389
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1 |
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Email from Ari Rrnuillet to AirAction@epa.gov dated March 28, 2025, requests presidential exemptions for a proposed 380 megawatt coal-fired power plant on Palmsicle Island, Florida, citing compliance period and justification for regulatory relief.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006424
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1 |
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Email from Ari Rrnuillet to AirAction on March 28, 2025, requesting presidential exemptions for a proposed 380 megawatt coal-fired power plant on Palmsicle Island, Florida, citing compliance period and justifications for regulatory relief.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0012908–0012909
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2 |
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On March 31, 2025, Cardinal Operating Company submitted a request to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for a two-year exemption from the 2024 MATS Rule for its coal-fired units, citing technology limitations and national security concerns regarding electricity supply.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0014838–0014839
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2 |
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On March 31, 2025, Cardinal Operating Company submitted a request to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin for a two-year exemption from the 2024 MATS Rule for its coal-fired units, citing the lack of available technology to meet new particulate matter limits and emphasizing the plant's critical role in national energy security.
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2025 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0014896–0014898
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3 |
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Email from Dan Byers on March 6, 2025, discusses a major S&P Global study on the economic and environmental benefits of U.S. LNG exports, supported by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019625–0019628
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4 |
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Email from Kait B. Schwartz to Audrey Barrios and James R. Watson on February 11, 2025, discussing concerns about Colorado Senate Bill 1790, which could lead to increased legal actions against the oil and gas industry due to climate change-related disasters.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019653–0019654
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2 |
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On April 17, 2025, the American Petroleum Institute announced its legal action to intervene in federal court to support President Trump's reversal of the previous administration's ban on offshore oil and natural gas leasing.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019664–0019665
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2 |
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On April 2, 2025, the American Petroleum Institute released a statement from President and CEO Mike Sommers welcoming the Trump administration's decision to exclude oil and natural gas from new reciprocal tariffs.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019671–0019672
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2 |
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On March 20, 2025, the American Petroleum Institute issued a news release from Vice President Holly Hopkins welcoming the Department of the Interior's initiative to expand energy exploration in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019673–0019674
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2 |
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Email correspondence between Kevin Tatulyan of the Department of Energy and Rob Jennings of the American Petroleum Institute on March 21, 2025, discussing natural gas market insights and a presentation on U.S. natural gas markets.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019893–0019894
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2 |
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A letter dated March 10, 2025, from Mel Ydreos of the International Gas Union and Marty Durbin of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to G7 Energy Ministers emphasizes the importance of natural gas for energy security and economic stability, urging supportive policies for its development.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019945–0019946
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2 |
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Email correspondence between Rob Jennings of the American Petroleum Institute and Kevin Tatulyan from the Department of Energy on March 21, 2025, discusses U.S. natural gas market trends and challenges, including LNG regulations and electricity demand growth.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019997–0019998
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2 |
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On February 27, 2025, the Department of Energy provided a report detailing ongoing and concluded court proceedings related to the Energy Policy and Conservation Act, including various cases challenging restrictions on natural gas and propane appliances.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0020176–0020179
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4 |
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Email correspondence dated March 6, 2025, between Lou Hrkman and Toby Short discusses the activation timeline for differentiated natural gas calculations, with Hrkman advising Short to monitor the implementation closely.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0020188–0020189
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2 |
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A letter dated March 19, 2025, from Robert D. Moore, President and CEO of American Consolidated Natural Resources, Inc., to Ambassador Jamieson Greer discusses concerns over proposed fees on coal exports due to USTR findings, which could lead to significant job losses in the coal industry.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0020245–0020246
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2 |
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On March 12, 2025, Xcoal Energy & Resources CEO Ernie L. Thrasher wrote to Secretary Howard Lutnick of the Department of Commerce, requesting engagement with USTR regarding the adverse effects of proposed fees on U.S. coal exports.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0020247
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1 |
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A letter dated March 17, 2025, from Peter Bradley, CEO of Javelin Global Commodities, to Ambassador Jamieson Greer discusses concerns over proposed fees impacting U.S. commodity exports, particularly coal and iron ore, and their potential economic consequences.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0020248–0020249
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2 |
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Email from Dave Conover of Kinder Morgan to Jarrod Agen and Andrew Rapp on March 21, 2025, discussing follow-up materials from a call with Secretaries Burgum and Wright regarding energy reliability issues and pipeline capacity.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021045–0021047
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3 |
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Email from Dave Conover to Andrew Rapp and Jarrod Agen on April 11, 2025, updates on a natural gas pipeline project delayed by DOJ litigation, indicating DOJ is now collaborating with them.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021057–0021058
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2 |
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Email correspondence dated April 8, 2025, from Dave Conover of Kinder Morgan to Andrew Rapp of the Department of Energy discusses the Greenfield Expansion project and EU methane regulations, including an attached presentation.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021059–0021063
|
5 |
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Attachment 1 from Kinder Morgan details the El Paso Natural Gas Greenfield Pipeline Expansion, outlining its infrastructure, operational capacity, and recent expansion projects as of April 4, 2025.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021064–0021070
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7 |
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Email from Dan Byers of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on May 8, 2025, discusses a new S&P Global study on the impact of Russian gas exports on U.S. LNG investments in Europe.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021174–0021176
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3 |
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Email correspondence from Ben Dietderich, Press Secretary at the U.S. Department of Energy, to Edward Lawrence and Andrea Woods on June 13, 2025, regarding a statement from Secretary Wright about oil price spikes following Israeli strikes in Iran.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021242–0021243
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2 |
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Email from Ben Dietderich to Matthew Boyle on June 23, 2025, provides background on the Loan Programs office, emergency orders for coal/oil plants, and energy reliability challenges in the MISO region.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021244–0021245
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2 |
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Email from Toby S. Short of Exxon Mobil to Lou Hrkman on June 10, 2025, requesting assistance from the Department of Energy in obtaining FAA approval for low altitude flight data collection related to abandoned oil and gas wells.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021516
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1 |
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Email correspondence from Alana Goodman of the Washington Free Beacon to Andrea Woods at the Department of Energy on May 5, 2025, inquiring about the status of the Cholla coal plant and related loan guarantees.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021642–0021643
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2 |
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Email from Andrew Rapp to Lem Smith dated July 14, 2025, forwarding a press release announcing the Energy Department's authorization of a Strategic Petroleum Reserve exchange with ExxonMobil to support fuel supply in the Gulf Coast.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0027154–0027155
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2 |
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Email correspondence between Lou Hrkman and Michael Leahy on July 15, 2025, discusses Chevron CEO Mike Wirth's OpEd regarding the need for natural gas to support AI power demands and the implications for U.S. energy policy.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0027465–0027468
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4 |
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An email from Team TXOGA to Eric Mahroum on July 4, 2025, discusses the importance of the Texas oil and gas industry for Independence Day celebrations and American energy independence.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0027485–0027489
|
5 |
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Email correspondence dated January 30, 2025, between Alexander Fitzsimmons of the Department of Energy and Jack Cramton of the American Petroleum Institute regarding a request for tariff exemptions on essential imported oil and gas products.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0006508–0006509
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2 |
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On April 23, 2025, Mike Sommers, President and CEO of the American Petroleum Institute, wrote to Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and Chair Doug Burgum urging reconsideration of USTR's Section 301 remedies affecting U.S. LNG and crude oil exports.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0006513–0006514
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2 |
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Email from Benjamin Dietderich at the Department of Energy, dated January 24, 2025, discusses the positive reactions from energy experts regarding President Trump's decision to lift the LNG export permit pause.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0008928–0008931
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4 |
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Report titled 'A US LNG Impact Study -- Phase 2' by S&P Global, published in March 2025, analyzes the economic and environmental impacts of the US LNG industry, including potential GHG emissions reductions and infrastructure improvements.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0006738–0006799
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62 |
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Charlie Riedl, Executive Director of the Center for LNG and Vice President of the Natural Gas Supply Association, outlines his roles and achievements in promoting U.S. LNG exports and regulatory advocacy.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0008951
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1 |
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On February 3, 2025, API President Mike Sommers issued a statement regarding the Senate's confirmation of Chris Wright as Energy Secretary, emphasizing his experience and the importance of approving new LNG export permits.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0008982–0008983
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2 |
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Email from Chris Hamilton on February 17, 2025, to Isabelle Lamanna requests sharing a press release commending Energy Secretary Chris Wright's support for coal-fired power plants, emphasizing their economic importance to West Virginia.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0009065–0009066
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2 |
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On January 16, 2025, the American Gas Association submitted a letter to the U.S. Department of Energy Transition Team outlining priorities related to natural gas policies, energy efficiency standards, and EIA data collection practices.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0013985–0013995
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11 |
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On March 3, 2025, American Petroleum Institute President Mike Sommers praised the Trump administration's energy policies and announced a new ad campaign promoting U.S. oil and natural gas production ahead of a joint session of Congress.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0009134–0009135
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2 |
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Email from Jon K. Raby to Ashley A. Johnson and Paris J. Curry on January 24, 2025, discussing the implications of SO 3415 on BLM Oil and Gas APDs and Rights-of-Ways.
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2025 |
DOI-2025-004517 |
0015768
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1 |
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Email from Gregory Wischer to multiple recipients discussing the impacts of the Fish and Wildlife Service's Biological Opinion on the Alaska LNG Project, dated February 24, 2025.
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2025 |
DOI-2025-004517 |
0016081
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1 |
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Email from Sean Brebbia (Commerce) to Hannah Matesic (OST) dated June 26, 2025, discusses an AP News article stating that the U.S. claims Washington state overstepped its authority with an oil train law.
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2025 |
OST-2025-1200 |
0028518
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1 |
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Email from Transportation Committee Republicans on February 25, 2025, includes Chairman Daniel Webster's opening remarks from a hearing on pipeline infrastructure safety and efficiency, discussing the economic impact of the oil and gas sector and the need to reauthorize PHMSA.
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2025 |
OST-2025-1200 |
0008259–0008260
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2 |
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A legislative text outlines amendments to the Natural Gas Act, establishing requirements for the transportation of natural gas exports on U.S.-documented vessels, detailing percentage thresholds for compliance over a 19-year period.
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2025 |
OST-2025-1200 |
0012178–0012179
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2 |
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A 2025 document outlines amendments to the Natural Gas Act and the Consolidated Appropriations Act regarding the exportation of natural gas and crude oil, including conditions for merchant mariner credentialing and federal information usage.
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2025 |
OST-2025-1200 |
0012184–0012185
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2 |
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The 2025 FOIA release OST-2025-1200 includes provisions regarding waiver authority for vessel components, export conditions for crude oil, and opportunities for credentialed merchant mariners, as outlined in legislative text.
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2025 |
OST-2025-1200 |
0012189–0012190
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2 |
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A provision from the Energy Policy Act mandates the Secretary of Energy to collect and publicly provide forecasts and data on natural gas and crude oil exports by vessel, effective from the year following enactment.
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2025 |
OST-2025-1200 |
0012191
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1 |
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Email from Jack Cramton to Alexander Fitzsimmons on January 30, 2025, requests tariff exemptions for oil and gas products and industrial materials, with attachments detailing the importance of Canadian crude to U.S. refineries.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
—
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10 |
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Email from Dan Byers on March 5, 2025, to Ben Dietderich and Andrea Woods, includes an embargoed S&P study on US LNG impacts and G7 energy security messaging documents.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
—
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70 |
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On January 24, 2025, Benjamin Dietderich of the Department of Energy distributed a press release detailing reactions from energy experts regarding President Trump's decision to restore LNG export permits, following the Biden administration's pause.
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2025 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
—
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223 |
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Email from Joe Gordon at Chevron to Dr. James Kendall and Bryan Domangue on February 13, 2025, requesting applicant status for Chevron in the ESA Section 7 Reinitiated Consultation regarding oil and gas activities in the Gulf of Mexico.
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2025 |
DOI-2025-004682 |
—
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11 |
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On March 20, 2025, Cheryl T. Seager of the EPA issued an Information Request to Russell Steiner of Whitney Oil and Gas regarding a January 25, 2025 oil spill in La Fourche Parish, Louisiana, mandating compliance within 30 days.
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2025 |
EIP EPA Enforcement Records |
—
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3 |
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On February 4, 2025, Cheryl T. Seager of the EPA issued an Information Request to Bob Redweik of Citation Oil and Gas Corporation regarding a produced water spill in Carter County, Oklahoma, which occurred on November 29, 2024, requiring detailed information about the incident.
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2025 |
EIP EPA Enforcement Records |
—
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3 |
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On March 3, 2025, the EPA issued an Information Request to Mike Vanlandingham of Oklahoma Gas Gathering, LLC regarding a crude oil spill in Seminole County that occurred on April 9, 2024, mandating a response within 30 days.
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2025 |
EIP EPA Enforcement Records |
—
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3 |
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On March 20, 2025, Cheryl T. Seager of the EPA issued an Information Request to Talia Clark of Capture Point, LLC regarding a crude oil spill in Osage County, Oklahoma, requiring detailed compliance information within 30 days.
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2025 |
EIP EPA Enforcement Records |
—
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3 |
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On July 1, 2024, Brooks M. Smith of Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders LLP submitted a petition to EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan on behalf of Duke Energy Corporation, requesting reconsideration of specific provisions in the 2024 Coal Combustion Residual Rule.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0000572
|
1 |
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Duke Energy Corporation submitted a petition for rulemaking to EPA Administrator Michael Regan on July 7, 2025, requesting reconsideration of specific provisions in the 2024 Coal Combustion Residuals Rule regarding closed CCR units.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04193 |
0000573–0000674
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102 |
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NERC's 2024 report highlights risks in the MISO region's power grid, noting that coal and gas generator retirements could impact energy reliability for military installations in South Dakota, including Ellsworth Air Force Base.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0005962
|
1 |
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On September 10, 2025, Panther Creek Power submitted an exemption request to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin regarding the MATS Rule, seeking additional time to comply with emission standards for coal- and oil-fired electric utility steam generating units.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006040
|
1 |
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Hugo Generating Station's MATS Presidential Exemption Request discusses the implications of regulatory changes on coal-based electric generation units and the potential for capacity shortfalls, citing concerns from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation and referencing President Trump's National Energy Emergency declaration.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006061
|
1 |
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USCA Case #24-1190 filed on June 27, 2024, discusses the regulatory compliance of Colstrip units in Washington and Oregon, detailing ownership interests and the impact of state laws on coal-fired power plants.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006174
|
1 |
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A report detailing Talen Entities' operations and compliance with the Final Rule under Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act, focusing on their coal-fired units at the Colstrip Steam Electric Station in Montana.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006216
|
1 |
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USCA Case #24-1190 filed on June 27, 2024, discusses the economic impact of the potential closure of the Colstrip SES and Rosebud Mine, projecting a loss of 3,262 jobs and $240.3 million in household income by 2028.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006228
|
1 |
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USCA Case #24-1190 filed on June 27, 2024, discusses NorthWestern's concerns regarding compliance costs associated with the MAIS2 Rule and the potential closure of coal-fired EGUs by 2032.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006260
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1 |
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Minnkota Power Cooperative submitted a report on May 22, 2024, detailing forecasted coal analyses and mercury emissions for the Milton R Young Station Units 1 and 2, including variability in coal quality and specific sampling results from March 2024.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006329
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1 |
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Minnkota Power Cooperative's report, dated May 22, 2024, details required mercury removal rates for Milton R. Young Station Units 1 and 2 based on lignite coal mercury content, emphasizing the need for over 90% control efficiency.
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2024 |
2025-EPA-04883 |
0006330
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1 |
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Attachment 1 to document SC_EVERSPLIT0019999, dated August 13, 2024, from the American Petroleum Institute, discusses record highs in U.S. natural gas consumption, production trends, and infrastructure challenges affecting the market.
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2024 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0019999–0020011
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13 |
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Preliminary Draft Permit List for the EPNG Greenfield Pipeline Expansion covering Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, dated November 2024, indicating that the list is subject to further refinement and contains highly sensitive information.
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2024 |
DOE-HQ-2025-02714-F |
0021071–0021073
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3 |
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On June 21, 2024, the EPA issued an Information Request to Scott Carter of LBOC, LLC regarding a crude oil spill in Union County, Arkansas, requiring detailed documentation and compliance within 30 days.
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2024 |
EIP EPA Enforcement Records |
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4 |