Summary of Existing State GHG Reporting ProgramsState Status Coverage Gases Methods Level Frequency Reporting DateVerificationDate MembershipWebpage withInventory, ReportingForms, and/or Report Request NAICS?Request ParentCompany? NotesCAStarts 2009, with 2008data reportedCement plants, power generation andretail, cogeneration plants, petroleumrefineries, hydrogen plants, and largestationary combustion sources emittingover 25,000 metric tons per year of CO2.6 GHGs (CO2,CH4, N2O, SF6,PFCs and HFCs)Part 75 data for Title IV units; Direct measurementorsource-specific calculations using specified methods foreach source category. Methods derived from CCARprotocols, API protocols, EPA, IPCC/EU protocols forstorage tanks and wastewater.Facility, broken downby process and/or fuel AnnualApril 1 or June1 (by sector)6 months afterreporting date;triennialschedule forsome sources WCIMandatory reportingbegan in 2009. YesYes - report parentcompany orcompanies of theoperatorAnnual emissionsinventory submittalsfor GHGs submittedvia on-line reportingsystem developedspecifically for GHGreporting.CTStarted in 2006, with2005 data reported.Electricity generators:starts in 2009 (proposed2007).Title V sourcesb; electricity generators >25MWe6 GHGsCO2, N2O and CH4emissions calculated by CT DEPusing activity data already collected in the annualemissions statement. Facilities provide SF6, HFC, andCFC data. CEMS for electricity generators.Unit/FacilityAnnual;quarterly forelectricitygeneratorsQuarterly forRGGI sources;March 2 forother sourcesRGGIhttp://www.ctclimatechange.com/documents/FinalCT-2006-Inventory-V5.pdfSIC codeOwner or operator;signed by rankingcorporate officer ormanaging officialReporting formsaccompany Title V airemissions statementforms.COExecutive order signed in2008, with 2005 as thebase year for reductions.Colorado Department of Public Health andEnvironment to develop reportingregulations; utilitiesMandatoryreporting rules tobe drafted in 2009Existing protocols and tools (TCR) for quantifyingGHGemissions.Under developmentAnnualUnderdevelopmentMandatory reportingrules to be drafted in2009.NAICS or SIC codeOwner or operatorDEStarted in 2005Any facility that emits NOxor VOCspollutant over its reporting threshold mustalso report GHGs; EGUs≥25 MW6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (refers to CHIEF) forquantifying GHG emissions. CEMS for electricitygenerators.Unit/FacilityAnnual;quarterly forRGGI sourcesQuarterly forRGGI sources,April 30 forother sourcesRGGINo databases orreports located forinventory data.YesYes--asks for parentcompany and ownerAnnual emissioninventory submittals(air toxics and criteriapollutants) viadownloadable iSTEPS programinclude GHGs.FLLegislation signed in2008, cap and tradeprogram to be ratified in2010.Electric utilities; under development--generator vs load serving entity as point ofregulationCO2Proposed: require reporting through TCR. Under developmentUnderdevelopmentUnderdevelopmentDiscussingmembershipin both RGGIand WCICap and trade programto be ratified in 2010. SIC code OwnerProposed: requiredirect reportingthrough TCR.HIStarts 2012Under developmentUnderdevelopmentUnder developmentUnder developmentUnderdevelopmentMandatory reportingto begin in 2012.N/AN/AIAStarted in 2008, with2007 data reported Title V sources and ethanol facilitiesCO2, CH4, N2ODirect GHGs calculated automatically from fuelconsumption; existing protocols and tools for othersources(CCAR; downloadable spreadsheets provided with inputcells highlighted).Facility Annual March 31http://www.iowadnr.gov/air/prof/ghg/files/2007_Greenhouse_Gas_Inventory.pdfYes (in currentsystem)Updating forms (notcurrently available)Sector-specificworksheets with builtin equations providedfor Title V sources andethanol plants.MAElectricity generators:start reporting in 2009;other sources: will start in2010 with 2009 datareported.Initially: EGUs serving a generator withcapacity≥25 MW; next phase: Title Vsources and sources emitting > 5,000CO2e.CO2in 2010, nextphase 6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (TCR; "other" quantificationprocedures). CEMS for electricity generators.Unit/FacilityAnnual;quarterly forelectricitygeneratorsQuarterly forRGGI sources,April 15 forother sources RGGIMandatory reportingto begin in 2010.Yes (in currentsystem)Entity owning,operating, orcontrolling facilityHave enlisted supportof TCR for GHGreporting; will acceptTCR emission reportsfor compliance withstate reportingrequirementsMDStarted in 2008, with2007 data reportedTitle V sources; fossil fuel-fired (>50% ofheat input from fossil fuel) EGUs serving agenerator with nameplate capacity≥25MW6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (links to EPA CHIEF foremission factors and estimating guidance). CEMS forelectricity generators..Unit/Process/FacilityAnnual;quarterly forelectricitygeneratorsQuarterly forRGGI sources,April 1 for othersourcesRGGIhttp://www.mde.state.md.us/Programs/AirPrograms/air_compliance/index.aspSIC codeResponsible officialfor the facilityHard copy formssubmitted for Title VsourcesPage 1 of 3Last Updated December 31, 2009State Status Coverage Gases Methods Level Frequency Reporting DateVerificationDate MembershipWebpage withInventory, ReportingForms, and/or Report Request NAICS?Request ParentCompany? NotesMEStarted in 2005, with2004 data reportedAny facility that emits any criteriapollutant over its reporting threshold mustalso report GHGs; all electrical powertransmission and distribution plants thatemit any amount of sulfur hexafluoride(SF6); and all greenhouse gasmanufacturing facilities.6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (WRI/WBSCD; U.S. EPA,AP-42; U.S. DOE/EIA; any GHG emission factor withproper documentation) for quantifying GHG emissions.CEMS for electricity generators. De minimis level of 1ton of CO2e.Unit/FacilityAnnual;quarterly forelectricitygeneratorsQuarterly forRGGI sources,July 1 for othersourcesRGGIhttp://www.maine.gov/dep/air/emissions/depair-info.htmYes (in currentsystem)Person responsiblefor operating thefacility (certificationstatement)Annual emissioninventory submittals(air toxics and criteriapollutants) viadownloadable iSTEPS programinclude GHGs.Planning to switch toweb-based datacollection system in2010. Website hasfacility-specific GHGinventory data.NCNovember 2009:EnvironmentalManagement Commissiondecision not to requiremandatory reporting atthis time, but to encouragevoluntary reporting (andprovide guidance oncalculations)Title V sources6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (TCR, Climate Leaders,WRI, CCAR, IPCC) for quantifying direct and indirectGHG emissions.Unit/Process/FacilityAnnualJune 30http://daq.state.nc.us/monitor/eminv/gcc/GHG_Announcement_update2009.pdfYesResponsible official(certification form)On-line reportingsystem can includeGHGs along withrequired criteria andhazardous airpollutants.On-line customizedtool to view criteriaand hazardous airpollutant inventorydata by facility.NJStarted in 2004, with2003 data reported.Reporting starts in 2010for 2009 data foradditional sources.Title V sources over threshold; smallerminor, non-Title V sources already subjectto Emission Statement report in 2006. In2010: non-major point sources,supplier/distributor fuel use data, andelectricity import/export.CO2and CH4;by2010 6 GHGs formajor sources; nonCO2for non-majorsources.Monitoring guidance provided - favors directmeasurement for large sources; AP-42 and other EPAguidance. Major sources: zero thresholds for non-CO2gases. Non-major threshold based on 2,500 tons/yearCO2e.FacilityAnnual;quarterly forelectricitygeneratorsQuarterly forRGGI sources,May 15 forother sources RGGINo databases orreports located forinventory data. YesResponsible official(certification form)Downloadablereporting software;submittals via email.NMStarts in 2009, with 2008data for large facilities.Smaller facilities phasedin.Title V sources, including power industry>25 MW and all oil refineries and cementplants. Indirect emissions from electricitypurchases in 3rd year.CO2only in 2009.CO2and CH4in2010. 6 GHGs forlarge facilities by2011.Simplified methods for measuring de minimis (less than5% of inventory). Detailed estimation methods forothersources. Any facility may choose to meet requirementsby registering emissions with TCR or CCAR.Process/FacilityAnnualMay 1WCIMandatory reportingto begin in 2009.YesOwner/operatorEmission inventorydata currentlysubmitted via Excelspreadsheets; will alsoaccept TCR emissionreports for compliancewith state reportingrequirements.NVLegislation in 2007required development ofreporting rule. Draftguidelines published Nov.08.Units for the generation of electricity that:(1) Have a maximum design outputcapacity of not less than 5 megawatts; (2)Emit a greenhouse gas; and (3) Generateelectricity for saleCO2, CH4, N2OCEMS (if ARP source) or other specified methods. Unit/Facility AnnualUnderdevelopmentDraft guidelinespublished in 2008.http://ndep.nv.gov/baqp/technical/ggemissions.html Yes Owner/operatorWorking with TCR todevelop a module forreporting.ORStarts in 2010, with 2009data reportedTitle V sources; NSPS boilers; cementmanufacturing; plywood manufacturingand/or veneer drying; pulp, paperboard,and paper mills, and 40 other categories;facilities with 15 specified SIC codes;solid waste disposal, wastewater treatment,electric generating units, electricity andnatural gas transmission and distributionsystems that emit >2,500 metric tons ofCO2e.6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (WCI, TCR, CCAR, ClimateLeaders, NCASI, WRI) for quantifying GHG emissions.Facility Annual March 15 WCIMandatory reportingto begin in 2010SIC code (in currentsystem)Owner/operator ofpermitted facilityAnnual emissioninventory submittals(air toxics and criteriapollutants) willinclude GHGs.Evaluating otherreporting procedures.Page 2 of 3Last Updated December 31, 2009State Status Coverage Gases Methods Level Frequency Reporting DateVerificationDate MembershipWebpage withInventory, ReportingForms, and/or Report Request NAICS?Request ParentCompany? NotesWAStarts in 2010, with 2009data reported (draft bill5/22/09)Any source or combination of sources thatemit≥25,000 metric tons of GHGs in firstreporting year,≥10,000 in subsequentyears; and owners/operators of onroadmotor vehicle fleets that emit≥2,500metric tons of GHGs.6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (TCR) for quantifyingGHGemissions.Facility or fleetwideAnnualOctober 31;April 1 ifsubject toverification(when cap &trade instituted)September 1WCIMandatory reportingto begin in 2010YesOwner/operatorDiscussion isunderway with TCRfor GHG reportingsystem. Criteria andhazardous air pollutantemissions datacollected via hardcopy forms. Annualemissions of criteriapollutants publishedby facility.WIStarted in 1993, with1992 data reportedAny facility emitting over 100,000 tpy ofCO2; 6,000 lbs N2O and CFCs. Includespower plants and large industrial boilers.CO2;N2O, andCFCsEmissions primarily calculated based on fuel use and EPAemission factorsFacilityAnnualJune 30http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/air/emission/historical_emissions/index.htmYesOwner/operatorOn-line reportingsystem for criteriapollutants, hazardousair pollutants, andgreenhouse gases.Annual emissions ofcriteria pollutantspublished by facility.WVStarted in 2008, with2007 data reportedAny facility already required to report airemissions under other programs that emitspollutants overde minimislevels.6 GHGsExisting protocols and tools (EIIP; emissions datasubmitted under other GHG reporting programs;LandGEM for landfills) for quantifying GHG emissions.Firms reporting GHG emissions for programs such asTCR and Climate Leaders are required to report bothdirect and indirect emissions.FacilityAnnualJune 30No databases orreports located forinventory data.YesOwnerAnnual emissioninventory submittals(air toxics and criteriapollutants) viadownloadable iSTEPS programinclude GHGs; willalso accept TCRemission reports forcompliance with statereportingrequirements.aOH has draft legislation that would require reporting to TCR (but legislation has not yet been passed). CT and IA are considering data transfer with TCRfor their voluntary reporting programs.bCT reporting program may be expanded in the future.Page 3 of 3Last Updated December 31, 2009