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Federal Register · Rule · Apr 19, 2010
The MMS regulates air quality under the authority of the Clear Air Act (CAA), for areas in the Gulf of Mexico located west of 87.5° longitude (western Gulf of Mexico) and the Environmental Protection Agency … (22) Short comment period for response did not allow industry to develop detailed comments on flaring versus venting.
75 FR 20271Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOil and Gas and Sulphur Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf-Plans and Information
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 30, 2005
Mammal Protection Act, National Historic Preservation Act, Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA), and Clean Water Act. … The Clean Air Act (CAA) does not address greenhouse gas emissions.
70 FR 51478Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Apr 25, 2006
When a new well is turned on, there is a clean-up period, and actual hydrocarbon production may not commence until several days later. It may be on a weekend or during the night.” … To ensure that appropriate measures are taken to prevent water and air pollution.
71 FR 23858Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Dec 28, 1999
We extended the 90-day comment period once (to provide a comment period of 120 days that closed on July 17, 1998). We received 11 responses during the comment period. … Air pollutant means any airborne agent or combination of agents for which the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established, under section 109 of the Clean Air Act, national primary or secondary
64 FR 72756Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Apr 13, 2007
Under §§ 1333 and 1334 of the OCSLA, the MMS must ensure that the proposed activities will comply with other applicable Federal laws and regulations, which may include the Clean Air Act (CAA), the ESA, … the MMPA, the National Historic Preservation Act, the CZMA, and the Clean Water Act.
72 FR 18577Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceResponse Plans for Facilities Located Seaward of the Coast Line
Federal Register · Rule · Mar 25, 1997
The definition of owner and operator has been changed to more closely follow the definition in the Clean Water Act. … These include, but are not limited to: Fog, inhospitable water and air temperatures, wind, sea ice, current, and sea states.
62 FR 13991Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceElectronic Payment of Fees for Outer Continental Shelf Activities
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 25, 2008
The comment period for the proposed rule closed February 19, 2008, and Chevron submitted the one and only comment on the proposed rule. … ) of 3.23% = Adjusted Fee for 2005 AIR + 2006 AIR of 3.16% = Adjusted Fee for 2006 AIR + 2007 AIR of 2.66% = 2005 Cost Recovery Fee Adjusted for 2007 AIR (Updated Fee)
73 FR 49943Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceHydrogen Sulfide Requirements for Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf
Federal Register · Rule · Jan 27, 1997
Comment: Change the requirement of drills for each person within 24 hours after duty begins and at least once during every subsequent 7-day period be changed to say: ``A drill will be conducted for each … You must: (i) Conduct a drill for each person at the facility during normal duty hours at least once every 7-day period.
62 FR 3793Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceRenewable Energy and Alternate Uses of Existing Facilities on the Outer Continental Shelf
Federal Register · Rule · Apr 29, 2009
This section discusses compliance with the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 7409) and its implementing regulations. … (a) You must comply with the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 7409) and its implementing regulations, according to the following table.
74 FR 19638Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOuter Continental Shelf Civil Penalties
Federal Register · Rule · Aug 8, 1997
We received one comment during the 90-day comment period, which closed on March 19, 1997. This final rule revises the regulations at 30 CFR 250.200. The Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90), (Pub. … The goal of the MMS OCS Civil Penalty Program is to ensure safe and clean operations on the OCS.
62 FR 42667Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOil and Gas and Sulphur Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf-Oil and Gas Drilling Operations
Federal Register · Rule · Feb 20, 2003
The proposed rule had a 90-day comment period that we extended to 120 days on July 27, 2000 (65 FR 46126). The extended comment period closed on October 19, 2000. … hydraulic operations if rig air is lost.
68 FR 8402Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Aug 14, 2000
During the 90-day comment period, which ended on July 19, 1999, MMS held a workshop. … Comment Table Requirement/Proposed rule Comment MMS response Preamble The transition period is inadequate.
65 FR 49485Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Mar 7, 2006
The proposed rule had a 60-day comment period that closed on August 23, 2004. Comments on the Rule MMS received two sets of comments on the proposed rule. … Comment on section 250.616(f): “There could be some confusion regarding the test period.
71 FR 11310Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOil and Gas and Sulphur Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf-Incident Reporting Requirements
Federal Register · Rule · Apr 17, 2006
The proposed rule had an initial 90-day comment period that was extended by 60 days (68 FR 44910, July 31, 2003) to December 5, 2003. … During that period, the industry reported an average of 337 lost workday injury incidents per year.
71 FR 19640Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOuter Continental Shelf-Technical Corrections
Federal Register · Rule · Sep 14, 2009
Your comments are important to us. … operations if rig air is lost
74 FR 46904Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceRedesignation of 30 CFR Part 250Oil and Gas and Sulphur Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf
Federal Register · Rule · May 29, 1998
Your comments are important. … If you wish to comment on the enforcement actions of MMS, call toll-free (888) 734-3247.
63 FR 29478Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOil and Gas and Sulphur Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf
Federal Register · Rule · Nov 26, 1996
One approved method of providing adequate ventilation is a change of air volume each 5 minutes or 1 cubic foot of air-volume flow per minute per square foot of solid floor area, whichever is greater. … One approved method of providing adequate ventilation is a change of air volume each 5 minutes or 1 cubic foot of air-volume flow per minute per square foot of solid floor area, whichever is greater.
61 FR 60019Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceOil and Gas and Sulphur Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf Civil Penalties
Federal Register · Rule · Oct 29, 2003
The goal of the MMS OCS Civil Penalty Program is to ensure safe and clean operations on the OCS. … Your comments are important.
68 FR 61622Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceCoastal Zone Consistency Review of Exploration Plans and Development and Production Plans
Federal Register · Rule · Oct 1, 1999
We use this time period to solicit public comment (written and oral) on the draft EIS, respond to comments, make changes, and conduct internal reviews and other administrative matters associated with the … supporting information, including descriptions of geological and geophysical data, air emissions, physical oceanography, onsite flora and fauna, and quality, and other uses of the area.
64 FR 53195Interior DepartmentMinerals Management ServiceFederal Register · Rule · Feb 12, 1996
Twenty commenters submitted timely comments during the comment period. Two additional commenters submitted late comments that were received on October 24, 1995. … Transportation allowances shall be expressed as a cost per ton of cleaned coal transported.
61 FR 5448Revision of Valuation Regulations Governing Oil and Gas TransportationInterior Department
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