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- The Railroad Commission of Texas
Railroad Commission of Texas Our mission 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
- NTO RRC Mapping Automation Portal Available Online
The Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC) has launched Available the RRC Mapping Automation Portal (RRC MAP) This new portal allows oil and gas and pipeline operators to enter and update real-time information about their gas facilities that are a part of the natural gas supply chain for power generation in Texas The portal will help the RRC maintain the most up-to-date critical infrastructure
- 2025 Regulatory Conference Agenda - rrc. state. tx. us
Safety of CO2 and Hazardous Liquid Pipelines, Current and What to Expect
- Railroad Commission of Texas - rrc. state. tx. us
CERTIFIED EMPLOYEE CERTIFICATION RENEWAL INFORMATION If you or your company did not receive a certification renewal letter, fill out this document and submit with the payment receipt to renew your certification First verify your renewal has not already been submitted by your employer
- Form EP-9 Waste Profile and Form EP-10 Waste Manifest
Forms EP-9 and EP-10 are created by the Railroad Commission (RRC) These forms are optional and do not need to be submitted to the RRC unless specifically requested All involved entities must keep manifest records for at least three years, or longer if operational permits require Operators can use electronic formats or alternative forms if they contain the necessary information Additionally
- Chapter 4 Q A - rrc. state. tx. us
Chapter 4 Q A Note: all the questions related to Authorized Pits are included in a separate table
- Authorized Pits Flow Chart - rrc. state. tx. us
Authorized Pits Flow Chart Before July 1, 2025, under SWD 8(d)(4), the following types of pits were authorized: reserve, mud circulation, completion workover, fresh makeup water, fresh mining water, water condensate, non-commercial fluid recycling, basic sediment, and flare pits
- Waste Characterization W - rrc. state. tx. us
According to §4 102 and the characterization rules outlined in §4 190, generators are responsible for determining whether their waste is hazardous or non-hazardous by using process knowledge or laboratory testing
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