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The Natural Gas STAR Program is a flexible, voluntary partnership
between EPA and the oil and natural gas industry. Through the
Program, EPA works with companies that produce, process, and transmit
and distribute natural gas to identify and promote the implementation
of cost-effective technologies and practices to reduce emissions
of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
The following links provide more information on Natural Gas
STAR:
- Basic Information – Learn more
about methane emissions from oil and gas systems and how
Natural Gas STAR is working collaboratively with the industry
to reduce emissions.
- Accomplishments – Learn more about
the Natural Gas STAR Program’s successes in reducing
methane emissions and bringing more natural gas to markets.
- Partners – Find the companies that
are voluntarily working with EPA to reduce emissions from
their operations.
- Join the Program – Learn
how your company can join Natural Gas STAR and begin to enjoy
the benefits of this important partnership.
- Documents, Tools, and Resources – Find technical publications that provide information on reducing methane emissions from oil and natural gas systems, and online tools that will assist your company in reducing gas losses. Program forms and other Natural Gas STAR related information is also available.
- Newsroom – Find current news items, journal articles, and press releases about the Natural Gas STAR Program, our partners, and related information. Past issues of the Gas STAR Partner Update, the Program's quarterly newsletter, are also available.
- Workshops/Conferences – Learn
more about upcoming events and activities including the annual
workshop and technology transfer workshops.
- International Activities – Find information on international efforts to reduce methane emissions.
- Frequent Questions
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