New Air Quality Regulation “NSPS OOOO” Oil and Natural Gas Industry Workshop October 24, 2012 Robert Keatley, PE Senior Engineer/Supervisor DEP – Division.

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New Air Quality Regulation “NSPS OOOO” Oil and Natural Gas Industry Workshop October 24, 2012 Robert Keatley, PE Senior Engineer/Supervisor DEP – Division of Air Quality

 New Source Performance Standard (“NSPS”) OOOO - Standards of Performance for Crude Oil and Natural Gas Production, Transmission and Distribution  Published August 16, 2012  Compliance Date October 15, 2012 NSPS OOOO

 Applies to each hydraulically fractured/refractured well drilled (commenced construction, modification, or reconstruction) after August 23, 2011  Hydraulically fractured/refractured includes wells fractured w/ Water, Nitrogen, and/or Carbon Dioxide Well Completions

 Each well drilled after 8/23/11 and before 1/1/2015  Flowback Operations - reduce VOC emissions with a completion combustion device (typically a flare) on or after October 15, 2012  Completion Combustion Devices must be equipped with a “reliable continuous ignition source”  Sources have a general duty to safely maximize resource recovery and minimize releases to the atmosphere Well Completions

Completion Combustion Devices (aka Flares)

 Wells drilled on or after January 1, 2015  “Green Completions” - route recovered liquids into storage vessels or re-inject the liquids into the well or another well and route recovered gas into a gas flow line, collection system, re-inject into the well or another well, or use as fuel, “with no direct release to the atmosphere”  Salable quality gas must be routed to the flow line Well Completions

 Two (2) day Notification - prior to commencement of each well completion beginning October 15, 2012  Electronically Notify DEP and EPA by using and  Instructions and form available on DAQ’s website Well Completions

 Must maintain a daily log for each well completion operation  Records of duration of flow into a line; duration of combustion; duration of venting  Specific reasons for venting in lieu of capture or combustion  Digital photographs of all the equipment used during flowback with specific location Well Completions

 Annual report - for each well the report must provide any deviations where well completion operations were not performed in compliance  Must be certified by the responsible official Well Completions

 Storage Vessels - installed after 8/23/11 with VOC emissions of six (6) tons/year or greater (each vessel) and that are located at the well site more than 180 consecutive days  Install air pollution control equipment to reduce VOC emissions by 95% and monitor this equipment by October 15, 2013  DAQ’s permitting threshold is 6 lbs VOC/hr (144 lbs/day) “Potential Emissions Not Actual Emissions” Storage Vessels

Storage Vessel – Combustor Control Device “Thermal Vapor Incinerator” (aka Enclosed Flare)

 Pneumatic controllers - installed after 8/23/2011 & 10/15/2013  Reduce VOC emissions at wells (6 scf/hr or less bleed rate) and processing plants (zero bleed rate) by using a low bleed or no bleed design by October 15, 2013  Exemption based on functional needs, including but not limited to response time, safety and positive actuation. Pneumatic Controllers

 Reciprocating compressors before extraction - reduce emissions by the replacement of rod packing (every 26,000 hours of operation or 3 years) *well site engines are exempt  Centrifugal compressors (Wet Seal) - required to install air pollution control equipment to reduce emissions by 95% and to monitor this equipment Compressor Engines after 8/23/2011

 MACT Subpart HH – Dehydration Unit Updates * Annually update Wet Gas Analysis and GLYCalc determination ;if the station’s actual emissions are greater than 50% of major source thresholds (storage vessels included, not engines) *Updated samples and GLYCalc determinations by October 12, 2012 or within one year prior *Must use the maximum designed glycol pump recirculation rate when determining major source status *Must include storage vessels in determining major source status of HAPs (excludes surge control vessels and knockout vessels) Other Big Changes

 NSPS KKK Replaced with NSPS OOOO  LDAR requirements at Extraction Plants that commenced construction, modification, or reconstruction after August 23, 2011  New leak definition of 500 ppm for all components Other Big Changes

Robert Keatley, PE Division of Air Quality th Street, SE Charleston, WV Phone: ext Questions?