Texas SB1157 aims to eliminate routine methane flaring and venting on university lands by 2029.
Texas SB1157 mandates the board of regents of The University of Texas System to adopt a policy goal to eliminate routine methane flaring and venting on university lands by 2029. The bill requires lessees of oil or gas leases on these lands to submit plans to end routine methane flaring and venting. These plans must prohibit such practices, adhere to EPA's methane emissions standards, and include quarterly inspections and maintenance for flare detection and repair. The board of regents must review and approve or reject these plans.
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