Stakeholder Group: Highly Reactive Volatile Organic Compounds
About the HRVOC Stakeholder Group
The HRVOC Stakeholder Group is open to the public; therefore, anyone who is interested in the HRVOC rules may attend and participate in the meetings.
The goal of the group is to seek stakeholder input on issues related to the HRVOC rules in Title 30, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 115 and the HRVOC Emission Cap and Trade (HECT) Program rules in Chapter 101.
The group meets periodically to discuss the implementation of the HRVOC rules and to hear the public’s ideas on related rulemaking projects and the development of the Houston-Galveston-Brazoria area state implementation plan.
Schedule of Future Meetings
No meetings are scheduled at this time.
Minutes and Agendas of Past Meetings
May 14, 2010
Topic: HECT Baseline Emissions Certification Form ECT-6H
July 2, 2009
Topic: HECT Program Allowance Reallocation
- HECT Master Reallocation Spreadsheet Option #1 (In Microsoft Excel Format)
- HECT Master Reallocation Spreadsheet Option #2 (In Microsoft Excel Format)
June 10, 2009
Topic: HECT Program Allowance Reallocation
October 23, 2007
Topic: HRVOC Fugitive Emissions Audit Report Requirements
July 23, 2007
Topic: HECT Program
March 8, 2005
Topic: Overview of HRVOC and HECT Rules
May 3, 2004
Topic: HECT Program
March 19, 2004
Topic: HRVOC Fugitives and Cooling Towers
March 5, 2004
Topic: Site-Wide Cap
February 6, 2004
Topic: Site-Wide Cap
- Agenda
- Minutes
- Establishing the HRVOC Cap (meeting handout)
- Related information:
January 9, 2004
Topic: Flares
Members
The HRVOC Stakeholder Group is an open participation group; therefore anyone who wishes to join the group may attend the meetings. The HRVOC Stakeholder Group member list will be updated periodically.
Related Information
- Related research studies:
- Cost Analysis of HRVOC Controls on Polymer Plants and Flares
- Cost Analysis of HRVOC Controls on Refineries and Chemical Plants and Control of HRVOC Emissions in Flares at Low Flow Conditions
- How Chemical Manufacturing and Petroleum Refining Facilities in Harris County are Using Point Source Monitoring to Identify and Reduce HRVOC Emissions (HARC Project H76)
Contact Information
- For more information, or to suggest topics for future meetings, please contact Lindley Anderson of the Air Quality Planning Section at 512-239-0003 or send an e-mail to siprules@tceq.texas.gov with "HRVOC Stakeholder Group" in the subject line.
- Sign up to receive e-mail updates on SIP-related information, including information on the HRVOC Stakeholder Group. Select SIP Hot Topics under the Air Quality heading.
