Rocky Mountain Clean Air Action Files for Party Status

Rocky Mountain Clean Air Action today filed for party status in the state's rulemaking to ratchet down on emissoins of ozone forming compounds from oil and gas developments north of Denver. The proposal would require condensate tanks that release 6 tons per year or more of ozone forming compounds to reduce emissions by 95%. 2,237 condensate tanks will be cleaned up because of the rule. As a party to the rulemaking, Rocky Mountain Clean Air Action can more effectively advocate for the proposed ozone reductions.