Offshore Petroleum and Natural Gas Production

• Q463. Are sites in south Louisiana located within the State boundaries in lakes, bays, and bayous (not in Federal waters but subject to the ebb and flow of the tide) considered to be seaward of the terrestrial border and thus offshore?
• Q464. Are emissions from stationary sources of fuel combustion to be quantified and reported in accordance with the methodologies specified in 40 CFR Part 98 Subpart C and not as described in BOEMRE's GOADS instructions?
• Q465. Is an offshore petroleum and natural gas production facility that reported to BOEM's most recent OCS emissions inventory and did not exceed the threshold of 25,000 metric tons CO2e required to report GHG emissions for the current reporting year?
• Q466. Would an offshore petroleum and natural gas production facility that was not included in BOEM's most recent emissions inventory that emits 20,000 metric tons CO2e (Subpart W) and 10,000 metric tons CO2e ( Subpart C) be required to report?
• Q467. Can an offshore petroleum and natural gas production facility use current BOEM data, rather than the data from the most recently published OCS emissions inventory, for reporting emissions for the current reporting year?
• Q468. If an offshore petroleum and natural gas production facility is farther out in the ocean than the limit of state waters, as defined by the Submerged Lands Act, does that facility have to report emissions data to EPA for Subpart C?
• Q470. Must hours of operation be monitored for natural gas, diesel, and dual fuel-fired turbines at offshore production facilities?
• Q471. How are new offshore petroleum and natural gas production facilities that report to BOEM's OCS emissions inventory supposed to report if a published emissions inventory study is not available?