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Stephanie Weidman PHMSA Program Director August 2017 Agenda RRC Jurisdiction Pipeline Safety Overview Helpful Links and webpages Regulation changes RRC Mission Our mission statement is to serve Texas by our stewardship of natural resources and the environment our concern for personal an ID: 648832

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Pipeline Regulations Update

Stephanie Weidman,

PHMSA Program Director

August 2017Slide2

Agenda

RRC Jurisdiction

Pipeline Safety Overview

Helpful Links and webpages

Regulation changesSlide3

RRC Mission

Our mission statement is to serve Texas by our stewardship of natural resources and the environment, our concern for personal and community safety, and our support of enhanced development and economic vitality for the benefit of Texans.Slide4

Jurisdiction

Oil and natural gas exploration & production industry

Intrastate pipelines, natural gas and hazardous liquid pipeline industry

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

Natural gas utilities

Coal and uranium surface mining operationsSlide5

Jurisdiction

What does not fall under RRC jurisdiction?

Roads & traffic

Noise, odors and lighting

Air quality

Mineral interests/leases

Railroads

Pipeline siting

Property damagesSlide6

Oversight and Safety Division

Alternative Fuels Training and Regulation

Gas Utilities Rates and Compliance

Pipeline SafetySlide7

Pipeline Safety Responsibilities

Safety inspection of regulated pipeline systems

Distribution, Transmission, and Hazardous Liquids

Investigation of pipeline incidents/accidents

Respond to public complaints and inquires

Pipeline permitting and mapping

Pipeline damage prevention complianceSlide8

439,771 total pipeline miles in Texas218,670 miles of pipeline under direct RRC safety oversight

RRC regulates intrastate pipeline in Texas

interstate pipeline regulated by Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)

Oil and Gas Division responds to spills

Pipeline SafetySlide9
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Pipeline Safety

Regional Offices

1 - Pampa

2 - Midland

3 - Kilgore

4 - Austin

5 - Houston

6 - Fort Worth

7 - Corpus ChristiSlide11

Regulations

What do we mean by regulated pipelines?

Natural Gas Pipelines: 49 CFR Part 192

Hazardous Liquid Pipelines: 49 CFR Part 195

RRC Pipeline Regulations: TAC Chapter 8

RRC Damage Prevention: TAC Chapter 18Slide12

What is a Regulated Pipeline?

Natural Gas Pipelines

All Distribution and Transmission lines

Some Gathering pipelines (API RP 80)

Class 2, 3 and 4 locations

Crude Oil Pipelines

Any pipeline greater than 10 inches

Some gathering lines between 6 and 8 inchesSlide13

Pipeline Safety—Permitting

What it is

An application to operate a pipeline in Texas

What is needed

Form P5 Organization Report (always)

Non-Utility Certificate (private line only)

Why you file

To classify each pipeline(s) system(s) and or gathering system(s)

To renew original T4

To amend original T4Slide14

Pipeline Safety—Permitting

New! Pipeline Online Permitting System (POPS)

POPS: live February 21, 2016

Revised T-4 Form (Gas and Liquid)Slide15

Permitting Contact Information

Contact Information

Permitting

Bruce Waterman-512-463-3046

Patrick Sowell-512-463-6519

Email:

pipelinepermits@rrc.texas.gov

Mapping

Lori Mireles - 512-463-7032

Colby Broadway - 512-524-6019

Kristi Schulz - 512-463-7090

Email:

tpms@rrc.state.tx.usSlide16

Damage Prevention

2016 Statistics

Total # locate requests

2,988,204

Number of Pipeline damages

9,064

Damages per thousand tickets

3.03

Amount of penalties received for closed dockets

$4,584,700.00Slide17

Damage per 1000 LocatesSlide18

Root CauseSlide19

Subscription Services

http://www.rrc.state.tx.us/about-us/resource-center/subscription-services/

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Gas NPRM

Docket: PHMSA-2011-0023

ANPRM: August 25, 2011

NPRM: April 8, 2016

Comment Period Extended: July 7, 2016

Go to:

www.regulations.gov

Enter the docket numberSlide25

HB 2982

HB 2982

While no rule(s) are in place currently, we continue to assess the need

Gives RRC authority to investigate accidents and complaints

Requires operator to provide remediation planSlide26

Stephanie Weidman

PHMSA Program Director

Phone: 512-463-2519

Stephanie.Weidman@rrc.texas.gov

www.rrc.texas.gov