Ohio HCR47 urges the U.S. EPA to review and revise certain energy security and oil and gas rules affecting Ohio's small conventional oil and gas.
Ohio HCR47 calls on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reconsider its rules related to energy production, specifically the Methane Rule. The resolution highlights the negative impacts of these rules on Ohio's small oil and gas operators, including increased costs and reduced economic viability. It urges the EPA to consider exemptions for low-production oil wells, reclassify conventional operators, extend Alaska's pneumatic controls to remote areas, and grant exemptions for marginal wells.
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