AGA files joint comments following Gas Pipeline Advisory Committee (GPAC) meetings on Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR) rule

Comments and Testimony

AGA co-signed joint Association comments to the docket covering two GPAC meetings on the Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) rule, held November 27-December 1, 2023 and March 25-27, 2024. The comments summarize various clarifications, concerns, and positions of emphasis ahead of the Final Rule.

Full comments can also be found at Docket PHMSA-2024-0005.

AGA co-signed joint Association comments to the docket covering two GPAC meetings on the Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) rule, held November 27-December 1, 2023 and March 25-27, 2024. The comments summarize various clarifications, concerns, and positions of emphasis ahead of the Final Rule.

Full comments can also be found at Docket PHMSA-2024-0005.Related Reading

Comments and Testimony

AGA files cross-industry comments on the Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR) NPRM, proposed by PHMSA to fulfill Section 113 & 114 of the PIPES Act of 2020.

AGA, along with APGA, INGAA, API, GPA Midstream, AFPM, and NGA, filed cross-industry comments to the Leak Detection & Repair (LDAR) NPRM, proposed by PHMSA to fulfill Section 113 & 114 of the PIPES Act of 2020.

Full comments can be found at Docket PHMSA-2023-0039-26350.

Comments and Testimony

AGA files joint comments to Safety of Gas Distribution Pipelines (SGDP) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM)

Cross-industry comments filed by AGA, APGA (American Public Gas Association), and NGA (Northeast Gas Association) to PHMSA’s NPRM seeking input on the Safety of Gas Distrubtion Pipelines (SGDP) NPRM, proposed to fulfill Section 205 of the PIPES Act of 2020.

Full comments can be found on Docket PHMSA-2021-0046-0273.

Comments and Testimony

AGA files joint comments on NTSB ANPRM on Incident Investigation Authority

AGA signed on to cross-industry comments filed to NTSB’s Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) seeking input on incident investigation authority as it relates to the definition of “substantial property damage” and “significant injury to the environment.”

The Associations recommended that the NTSB:
(1) should not unnecessarily limit its authority by adopting specific definitions or thresholds for these terms.
(2) avoid unintended impacts, including overburdening its resources and impacting PHMSA’s ability to investigate.

Full comments can be found on Docket NTSB-2023-0008.