epa-ghgrp-subpartw

Query EPA GHGRP Subpart W methane and CO2 emissions via Envirofacts API.

Updated Mar 5, 2026
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Skill: epa-ghgrp-subpartw
Source: https://github.com/jpfielding/claude.pnge/tree/main/skills/epa-ghgrp-subpartw
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jpfielding/claude.pnge --skill epa-ghgrp-subpartw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides access to EPA GHGRP Subpart W data, enabling users to query and analyze methane emissions from U.S. oil and gas facilities, which is crucial for environmental reporting and sustainability assessments.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Facility Emissions Data: Retrieve methane and CO2 emissions data for specific facilities and reporting years.
  • Emissions Breakdown: Analyze emissions by equipment type and gas.
  • Trend Analysis: Track emissions over time for states or facilities.
  • Use Case: A researcher needs to understand the methane emissions intensity of oil and gas operations in West Virginia for a specific year. They can use this Skill to query the EPA GHGRP Subpart W database, filter by state and year, and aggregate emissions by facility and equipment type to identify key contributors and trends.

Quick Start

Use the epa-ghgrp-subpartw skill to find the top 10 methane emitters in West Virginia for the year 2022.

Frequently Asked Questions about epa-ghgrp-subpartw

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I retrieve facility-level methane emissions data from the EPA GHGRP Subpart W?

You can retrieve facility-level methane emissions data from the EPA GHGRP Subpart W by querying the EPA Envirofacts API, filtering results by specific facilities, equipment type, state, and reporting year since 2011.

What is EPA GHGRP Subpart W data used for in environmental analysis?

EPA GHGRP Subpart W data is used to analyze methane and CO2 emissions from U.S. oil and gas facilities, supporting environmental reporting and sustainability assessments across different equipment types and states.

Can I analyze oil and gas emissions trends by state using EPA Envirofacts data?

Yes, you can analyze oil and gas emissions trends by state using EPA Envirofacts data, tracking methane and CO2 emissions over time by filtering queries for specific states and reporting years since 2011.

How do I find the top methane emitters in a specific state for a reporting year?

To find the top methane emitters in a specific state for a reporting year, query the EPA GHGRP Subpart W database, filter by the desired state and year, and aggregate the facility-level emissions data.

Does the EPA GHGRP Subpart W data include CO2 emissions from oil and gas facilities?

Yes, the EPA GHGRP Subpart W data includes CO2 emissions alongside methane emissions from U.S. oil and gas facilities, allowing for a comprehensive breakdown of greenhouse gas emissions by equipment and gas type.

What are the limitations of using EPA GHGRP Subpart W data for emissions analysis?

The primary limitation of using EPA GHGRP Subpart W data is that coverage is restricted to U.S. oil and gas facilities reporting since 2011, relying solely on the EPA Envirofacts API for data retrieval.