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Reports of Air Emissions Events

View air emissions incidents reported to TCEQ under 30 TAC 101.201 and 30 TAC 101.211.

TCEQ receives reports on air emission events under 30 TAC 101.201 and 30 TAC 101.211 :

Users can search the database by different parameters including incident number, regulated entity number, date range, county, and more criteria. Search results include, but are not limited to, where the incident was reported, compounds released and quantities, and the event duration. The search results and each incident detail report can be exported to an Excel spreadsheet.

Please note that the RSS Feed referenced on the database search is updated hourly. To access it, you will need to have an RSS Reader installed on your device. Kindly be aware that TCEQ staff do not provide support for RSS Feed issues.

State of Texas Environmental Electronic Reporting System (STEERS)

STEERS notification and reporting is not required for small businesses that meet the small business definition in Texas Water Code Section 5.135(g)(2). Small businesses shall provide notifications and reporting by any viable means that meet the time frames required by 30 TAC Chapter 101. Small businesses should email the notification or report to EE@tceq.texas.gov.

In the event that STEERS is unavailable due to mechanical failures or scheduled maintenance or you are a small business, required reporting under 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 101 (e.g. emissions event, opacity event, and maintenance, startup, & shutdown activity) may be completed by emailing the form below to EE@tceq.texas.gov. Please remember that if you are not a small business, when you submit the form via email that allows you to meet the reporting deadline. Once STEERS is available you must submit the required notification or report via STEERS.

If you encounter issues with the STEERS operating system, your user account or password, or have questions about scheduled system maintenance:

You can also consult the STEERS Air Emissions and Maintenance Events (AEME) Help page for assistance with entering events into STEERS.

For more detailed information on emissions events, affirmative defense claims, and frequently asked questions, you can visit Air Emissions and Maintenance Events.