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April 4, 2012 (comments: 0)
New Hampshire SW UST Closure
If you have a single-walled underground storage tank in the State of New Hampshire, it is important to start planning for the implementation of the regulations set forth in 2005 requiring permanent closure by December 22, 2015. As of that date, all such tanks containing regulated substance that do not have secondary containment and leak monitoring must be closed.
March 2, 2012 (comments: 0)
NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR MONTHLY UST SYSTEM & COMPLIANCE INSPECTIONS
As most of you probably know, the EPA is moving forward to promulgate new regulations requiring frequent (every 30 days as a matter of fact) UST system inspections to be performed by a Class B operator or it’s designee for their respective sites.
Read more … NEW REQUIREMENTS FOR MONTHLY UST SYSTEM & COMPLIANCE INSPECTIONS
February 24, 2012 (comments: 0)
Fuel Theft & Remote Monitoring - Why the two go hand in hand
Fuel prices rising by as much as 20% on an annual basis has encouraged and spurred on petroleum wet stock theft from gas stations and truck stops.
This crime is now costing the United States billions of dollars per year according to industry statistics.
Read more … Fuel Theft & Remote Monitoring - Why the two go hand in hand
February 17, 2012 (comments: 0)
Rhode Island Single-Walled UST systems Removal Deadline
Owners or of a single-walled UST system in Rhode Island, should be aware that a deadline for permanent closure of these systems may apply to their facility, depending on date of install.
Read more … Rhode Island Single-Walled UST systems Removal Deadline
February 14, 2012 (comments: 0)
EPA Strengthening 1988 Regulations
Are you aware that the first time since federal regulations regarding underground storage tanks (USTs) were first promulgated in 1988, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is proposing significant changes and additions to these regulations? The proposed rulemaking includes new requirements for USTs primarily focusing on proper operation and maintenance, training, additional release detection requirements and testing of secondary systems and spill prevention.