F25F603C1188989E87258A47006AF05F Hearing Summary CLICS/CLICS2023A/commsumm.nsf PUBLICBILL SUMMARY For COLORADO OIL AND GAS ASSOCIATION/ AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE PRESENTATIONINTERIM COMMITTEE LEGISLATIVE INTERIM COMMITTEE ON OZONE AIR QUALITYDate Oct 13, 2023 Location Old State Library Colorado Oil and Gas Association/ American Petroleum Institute Presentation - Committee Discussion Only Attachment Tag File Name Attachment H http://www2.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2023A/commsumm.nsf/0/9A8E6E125776...$File/Attachment H.pdf?OpenElement Attachment H.pdf Attachment I http://www2.leg.state.co.us/CLICS/CLICS2023A/commsumm.nsf/0/311EFA3A4D91...$File/Attachment I.pdf?OpenElement Attachment I.pdf 01:28:05 PM Dan Haley, CEO of the Colorado Oil & Gas Association (COGA), presented to the committee about the oil and gas industry. COGA's presentation is included as Attachment H. 01:36:31 PM Kait Schwartz, Director of the American Petroleum Institute Colorado (API Colorado), presented on regulatory activities. 01:39:53 PM Christy Woodward, Senior Director of Regulatory Affairs for COGA, presented on the permitting process. Ms. Woodward referenced the handout, which is included as Attachment I. 01:59:46 PM Jennifer Biever, Director, Williams Weese Pepple & Ferguson, External Counsel to API Colorado, presented on permitting, modeling determination, dispersion modeling, permit application, overview of permitting process, vertical facility design versus multi-stage separation design versus newest generation (bulk separator), production equipment regulations for equipment at facilities, preproduction and other regulation. 02:11:58 PM Ms. Woodward explained the difference between modeling and monitoring, electrification in the oil and gas industry and GHG roadmap from Governor's office, and the "Electricity Maps" app and how it can show how cold snaps impact our grid. Ms. Woodward gave closing remarks. 02:20:49 PM Ms. Schwartz responded to questions about meeting federal attainments standards, other contributors to ozone than oil and gas, and quality assurance behind the data. Dr. Tammy McMullin, Toxicologist at CTEH, answered questions about ozone and health effects. Ms. Schwartz and Mr. Haley answered additional questions from the committee about oil prices and investor losses and whether the grid can ever be fully electrified by the target dates.