Regulatory Profile COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT Overview Pipeline Safety Environmental Stewardship Regulatory Profile Safety Information Community Involvement Quintana History Regulatory Profile The LNG industry in Texas is subject to the oversight of several federal and state agencies involved in regulating air and water resources. Freeport LNG believes in exercising transparency, especially in matters of compliance. Freeport LNG has received permits from and continues to cooperate with the following agencies to ensure that its construction and operations are compliant with relevant laws and regulations: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission For more information regarding Freeport LNG’s filings, please go to the FERC website and search for the following docket numbers: CP03-75-000 and CP05-361-000. Call 1-800-303-6545 for more information. Information about the FERC docket for the Train 4 project can be found directly at https://elibrary.ferc.gov/idmws/file_list.asp?document_id=14584986 or by going to https://elibrary.ferc.gov/idmws/search/fercgensearch.asp and entering Docket Number CP17-470 in the FERC eLibrary search form. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality For more information regarding Freeport LNG’s filings, please go to the TCEQ website and note the following: Customer Reference No. CN601720345 & Regulated Entity No. RN103196689 & Air Quality Permit No. 55464. The Railroad Commission of Texas For more information regarding the Freeport LNG’s filings, please visit the RRC website and note the following: Operator No. 285141 & Well Permit Nos. 605591, 605592, 605593. The United States Coast Guard Freeport LNG is working closely with the USCG to establish key operational and maritime security parameters for operation of its LNG facility. The United States Department of Transportation The United States Department of Transportation (USDOT) regulates the transportation of natural gas by pipeline and certain components of LNG terminal facilities. The United States Army Corps of Engineers The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) regulates activities associated with the development of FLNG facilities under the Clean Water Act (CWA) including permitting, jurisdictional wetlands and waterbodies impacts and mitigation, dredging and dredged material placement areas, and storm and flood protection systems. Environmental Stewardship At Freeport LNG, we do act to prevent harm to the environment. You’ll see this in the way we operate our facilities and how vigilant we are in protecting it. READ MORE SUBSCRIBE TO NEWS RELEASES & E-MAGAZINE OUR STORIES Heather Mercado, USA Dragon Boat Champion A Home for History in Freeport From Summer Visitor to Mayor of Quintana SUBSCRIBE TO NEWS RELEASES & E-MAGAZINE ©2021 FREEPORT LNG SITE MAP LEGAL & PRIVACY