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Specifies actions upon evidence of CO2 stream or pressure-front endangerment, including immediate injection cessation protocols, release identification, and 24-hour notification to the UIC Program Director. Includes facility information, local resources and infrastructure mapping, risk scenario degrees, and scenario-based identification, characterization, severity evaluation, avoidance measures, detection methods, and response actions.","EMERGENCY AND REMEDIAL RESPONSE PLAN\u000b40 CFR 146.94(a)\nINSERT PROJECT NAME\nFacility Information\nFacility name: \tINSERT FACILITY NAME\u000bINSERT WELL NUMBER\nFacility contact: \tINSERT CONTACT NAME/CONTACT TITLE\u000bINSERT ADDRESS\u000bINSERT PHONE NUMBER/EMAIL ADDRESS\nWell location: \tINSERT CITY, COUNTY, STATE \u000bINSERT LAT/LONG COORDINATES\nThis Emergency and Remedial Response Plan (ERRP) describes actions that INSERT PERMIT APPLICANT NAME shall take to address movement of the injection fluid or formation fluid in a manner that may endanger an underground source of drinking water (USDW) during the construction, operation, or post-injection site care periods.\nIf INSERT PERMIT APPLICANT NAME obtains evidence that the injected CO2 stream and/or associated pressure front may cause an endangerment to a USDW, INSERT PERMIT APPLICANT NAME must perform the following actions:\nInitiate shutdown plan for the injection well.\nTake all steps reasonably necessary to identify and characterize any release.\nNotify the permitting agency (UIC Program Director) of the emergency event within 24 hours.\nImplement applicable portions of the approved ERRP.\nWhere the phrase “initiate shutdown plan” is used, the following protocol will be employed: INSERT PERMIT APPLICANT NAME will immediately cease injection. However, in some circumstances, INSERT PERMIT APPLICANT NAME will, in consultation with the UIC Program Director, determine whether gradual cessation of injection (using the parameters set forth in the Summary of Requirements of the Class VI permit) is appropriate.\nLocal Resources and Infrastructure\nResources in the vicinity of the INSERT FACILITY NAME that may be affected as a result of an emergency event at the project site include: [Recommended considerations include relevant resources such as USDWs.]\nInfrastructure in the vicinity of the INSERT FACILITY NAME that that may be affected as a result of an emergency at the project site include: [Recommended considerations include relevant infrastructure such as drinking water treatment plants.]\nResources and infrastructure addressed in this plan are shown in Figure 1. [Use as many figures as needed to appropriately depict resources and infrastructure addressed in this plan.]\nINSERT FIGURE (full-page size is preferred)\nFigure \u0013 SEQ Figure \\* ARABIC \u00141\u0015. Map of the site resources and infrastructure.\nPotential Risk Scenarios\nThe following events related to the INSERT FACILITY NAME that could potentially result in an emergency response: [This list is not exhaustive and is provided as an example; modify as appropriate. This list should match the scenarios described in the next section below.]\nInjection or monitoring (verification) well integrity failure;\nInjection well monitoring equipment failure (e.g., shut-off valve or pressure gauge, etc.);\nFluid (e.g. brine) or CO2 leakage to a USDW or the surface;\nA natural disaster (e.g., earthquake, tornado, lightning strike); or\nInduced or natural seismic event.\nResponse actions will depend on the severity of the event(s) triggering an emergency response. “Emergency events” are categorized as shown in Table 1.\nTable \u0013 SEQ Table \\* ARABIC \u00141\u0015. Degrees of risk for emergency events. [This table is provided as an example; modify as appropriate.]\nEmergency Identification and Response Actions\nSteps to identify and characterize the event will be dependent on the specific issue identified, and the severity of the event. The potential risk scenarios identified in Part 2 are detailed below.\n[The following sections are provided as examples. 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