California Incentive Program for Biogas Interconnection Costs
An incentive program under which biogas facility owners may recover up to 50% of interconnection costs to a maximum amount of $1.5 million.
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California SB 1122
Requires the state’s investor-owned utilities to procure at least 90 MW of electricity generated at agricultural biogas facilities developed on or after June 2013.
California Dairy Digester Research and Development Program
Provides financial assistance for the installation of dairy digesters in California.
EPA’s AgStar Program
A voluntary program coordinated by EPA, in cooperation with USDA, that supports farmers and industry in the development and adoption of anaerobic digester systems.
Kentucky Coal Seam Methane Regulation
Kentucky has enacted general legislation prohibiting the waste of coal seam methane, including its “unnecessary or excessive loss” through venting or flaring. It includes an exception for active coal mines.
EPA Coalbed Methane Outreach Program
Works cooperatively with coal companies to reduce methane emissions through recovery and utilization programs.
New York’s Leaked Gas Cost Recovery Methodology
Gas rate recovery is not linked to actual leakage each year, but rather fixed every three years to reflect historical averages.
Report, Lost But Not Forgotten: The Hidden Environmental Costs of Compensating Pipelines for Natural Gas Losses
Examines the current frameworks for recovery of lost and unaccounted-for gas in each U.S. jurisdiction, and recommends changes to those frameworks to encourage improved management of pipeline leaks.
Proposed Methane Emissions Mitigation Act
Aimed at supporting the development of new technologies to address natural gas pipeline leaks, providing $225 million for research on leak control technologies.
FERC’s Cost Recovery Mechanism for Modernization of Natural Gas Pipelines
Allowed pipeline operators to recover repair and replacement costs annually, rather than waiting for the next rate case.