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October 2026 Enviro Edge News Now Available October brought several developments in air permitting and emissions regulation, with a common thread running from Texas to Virginia to Colorado: understanding what’s changing today can help teams prepare for what comes next. In this month’s Enviro Edge News, we explore EPA’s reconsideration of Texas ozone nonattainment decisions, Virginia’s finalized data center generator emissions rule, and Colorado’s methane rules for existing oil and gas operations - and what these developments could mean for project planning and compliance. We’re also introducing our new Air Permitting Guide for Data Centers in Texas, a practical resource for teams navigating the state’s permitting process. Read the October edition for the latest updates and resources to support your next steps.

The August issue of Enviro Edge News is now available. This month’s articles examine three developments influencing energy and emissions planning across critical infrastructure: • EPA’s clarification of how the Acid Rain Program may apply to fully islanded power generation serving data centers • The EU’s recommended pause on certain methane penalties and what it means for the near-term business case for LNG emissions performance • The growing connection between Permian natural gas supply, behind-the-meter generation and data center power demand Together, these articles show how power strategy, market access and compliance planning are becoming increasingly connected, and why early decisions about equipment, monitoring and emissions data can shape long-term flexibility. #EnvironmentalCompliance #DataCenters #MethaneEmissions #LNG #EncinoEnvironmental

The July issue of Enviro Edge News explores how AI is accelerating satellite methane detection, what New Mexico’s proposed super-emitter program could require from operators, and the targeted oil and gas NESHAP changes EPA is considering. You’ll also find a link to get our free Guide to Data Center Air Permitting in Virginia for teams planning or evaluating projects across the state. Read the latest issue and let us know which topic you’re watching most closely. #MethaneEmissions #EmissionsMonitoring #AirQuality #EnvironmentalCompliance #DataCenters #EncinoEnvironmental #EnviroEdgeNews

The June edition of Enviro Edge News is here! This edition covers three timely topics shaping emissions management conversations across oil and gas, LNG, data centers, and other critical infrastructure sectors. Inside this issue: • How data center air permitting is moving into the public spotlight • Why LNG growth is increasing expectations for stronger methane accountability • Insights from Encino CEO Scott McCurdy’s interview with The American Oil & Gas Reporter (AOGR) on emissions management as an operational strategy Across each topic, the message is consistent: better emissions visibility supports better decisions. #EmissionsManagement #Methane #AirPermitting #OperationalStrategy #CriticalInfrastructure #EncinoEnvironmental

In the May 2026 issue of Enviro Edge News, we’re looking at how recent EPA actions may create more flexibility for operators and faster movement for project teams. From OOOOb/OOOOc updates around temporary flaring and NHV to EPA’s latest air permitting actions, the direction is clear: regulatory processes may shift, but credible emissions data and defensible documentation remain essential to keeping projects and compliance programs moving forward. We hope this month’s newsletter gives you a useful look at the regulatory and technical issues shaping emissions compliance. If you have feedback, content requests, or need support with emissions testing, monitoring, documentation, or air permitting, our team is ready to help. #EmissionsTesting #AirPermitting #EnvironmentalCompliance #RegulatoryUpdates #EmissionsMonitoring #EnviroEdgeNews #EncinoEnvironmentalServices

February 2026 Enviro Edge News: EPA Rescinds the 2009 Endangerment Finding + More Industry & Regulatory News!