GHG Reporting: Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program

Summary

Part 98 requires covered facilities and suppliers to monitor and report greenhouse gas data each year. It is a reporting program, not a permitting program: it does not by itself set emission limits. Subpart A holds the General Provisions; source-category subparts set what is reported and how it is calculated.

Applicability

Applicability is set by source category and by the criteria in Subpart A and each source-category subpart. Read the applicability sections directly; AirPermitHub does not restate the reporting thresholds.

• 40 CFR 98.2Who must report

Requirements

Calculation methodologies, monitoring, and data requirements are set subpart by subpart.

Monitoring

Each source-category subpart specifies monitoring and quality-assurance requirements for its calculation methods.

Testing

AirPermitHub has not summarized this section yet. Refer to the official source.

Recordkeeping

Subpart A sets general recordkeeping requirements; subparts add their own.

• 40 CFR 98.3(g)Recordkeeping

Reporting

Reports are submitted annually through EPA's electronic reporting system. Deadlines and content are in Subpart A and the subparts.

• 40 CFR 98.3General monitoring, reporting, recordkeeping and verification requirements

Definitions

Definitions are in Subpart A.

• 40 CFR 98.6Definitions

Key subparts

Subparts commonly reviewed for industrial and oil and gas facilities. Not a complete list.

• Subpart AGeneral Provisions
• Subpart CGeneral Stationary Fuel Combustion Sources
• Subpart WPetroleum and Natural Gas Systems

Official source

• 40 CFR Part 98 (eCFR)

  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency · 40 CFR Part 98

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• Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (EPA)

  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

  Not yet reviewed