Air quality emissions reporting
If your business creates air pollution, you are likely regulated by us or your local clean air agency, and have to report your emissions.
Washington Emissions Inventory Reporting System
Facilities with an air operating permit must send us, or their local clean air agency, their emissions data through the Washington Emissions Inventory Reporting System (WEIRS).
WEIRS
Our WEIRS data collection system keeps track of information that facilities with air operating permits must report annually.
Annual air quality registration
Most sources of industrial air pollution are required to register with us, report their emissions, and pay a yearly fee based on the amount of air pollution they emit.
Registration program
Tracking emissions helps us keep Washington's air healthy.
To make sure businesses are meeting air quality requirements, we regularly inspect registered sources.
Greenhouse gas emissions
Washington requires some industrial facilities, businesses, and transportation fuel suppliers to annually report their greenhouse gas emissions. We use these reports to better understand the amount and sources of carbon pollution in Washington.
Greenhouse gas emissions
Some businesses and organizations that are responsible for greenhouse gas emissions are required to report them and in some cases reduce them.