What this feed isTexas sealed 14 Oct 2026 · Arizona sealed 13 Aug 2026
Before anyone can put pollution into the air — a factory, a quarry, a power plant, the generators behind a data centre — they have to ask the state for permission. The file you would pay for is Texas only: dated diffs of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality pending New Source Review list.
Newest sealed read: 2026-10-14. We hold a copy for 13 of the last 14 days. For 12 Oct 2026 we hold nothing and the store records no reason at all: that is a day we cannot account for. We hold 88 sealed runs going back to 2026-07-10.
Newest sealed read: 2026-08-13. We are not reading this source now. We hold 33 copies of it, covering 33 of the 35 days from 10 Jul 2026 to 13 Aug 2026. We hold 33 sealed runs going back to 2026-07-10. Collection has paused on this list. Three separate things happened here, in this order, and only the last of them was a decision about permission. Our newest copy of this list is 13 Aug 2026. Then, from 14 Aug 2026 to 17 Aug 2026, our own collector ran and asked the state for nothing at all: a permission note it requires was missing, so it stopped before it fetched anything. 9 runs went by over those 4 days, every one of them recorded as a success, and not one of them opened a connection. That was ours, not the state's. Why the note was missing we do not know, and we are not going to make a reason up to fill the hole. On 21 Aug 2026 we reviewed whether we could evidence permission to keep reading this source, could not, and refused it -- 8 days after the last copy above, not on the day of it. The refusal is real and it stands. It is not what started the gap. This is not a list that is running late and will catch up. It starts again if ADEQ publishes a licence on the ArcGIS item, and not before. We look at that again on 19 Nov 2026. Those Arizona copies stay on a free page. They are not in the paid file.
- Texas pending list, 39,761 dated rows.Across 88 sealed copies. Arizona’s 2,723 air rows stay on the free Arizona page and are not sold.
- 7 named Texas applications appeared or moved a stageBetween our 23 Sep 2026 and 14 Oct 2026 copies.
- TCEQ overwrites its own page.They publish today’s list and yesterday’s is gone. The dated copy is the product.
- Source is public domain unless otherwise noted.Texas Commission on Environmental Quality pending New Source Review list. We do not charge anyone to open TCEQ’s own page, and we do not use the TCEQ logo.
Public sampleSealed 14 Oct 2026
Real Texas rows out of copies we sealed ourselves. 352 named applications were pending in Texas on our 14 Oct 2026 copy. 5 of the ones that changed are below. Arizona is not in this sample.
| State | Company | Site | Permit number | What changed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas | SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY | AEP WELSH POWER PLANT | 4381, PSDTX3M1 | Not on our 23 Sep 2026 copy |
| Texas | TOTALENERGIES PETROCHEMICALS & REFINING USA, INC. | TOTAL PETRO CHEMICALS USA PORT ARTHUR REFINERY | 46396, PSDTX1073M4 | Not on our 23 Sep 2026 copy |
| Texas | TEXAS CONCRETE ENTERPRISE LLC | CONCRETE LOGISTICS AND SOLUTIONS CBP 1 | 138305 | Administrative Complete Application → Technically Complete Application |
| Texas | HELMCAMP MATERIALS LTD | CBP 1 | 168449L002 | Administrative Complete Application → Technically Complete Application |
| Texas | COX READY MIX CONCRETE INC | CONCRETE PLANT 2 | 184687 | Administrative Complete Application → Technically Complete Application |
How to read the last column. Not on our earlier copy means exactly that: the permit number is on the later sealed copy and not on the earlier one. An arrow means the same permit number is on both and the stage wording differs. Neither one is an approval, and we never write it as one.
What you can cut it by
- Moved a stage in Texas5 named applications whose stage wording changed, each pinned to the day our copy caught it.
- Arizona, air permits only — not in the paid file86 pending air applications on our 13 Aug 2026 copy. Free to read. Not in the file you would pay for.
- What is and is not in this feedBoth freshness dates, every stretch with no sealed copy, and the air permits issued by somebody we do not read.
Doing this yourself
Both agencies publish a live page and overwrite it. There is no archive, no changelog and no email when something moves. To answer what changed this week you would have to have saved last week’s page before it was replaced, every week, without missing one.
Arizona is harder again: air, ground water, waste water, solid waste and hazardous waste all sit in one file, and the only thing that separates them is a label inside the record. Read it wrong and you have counted a sewage plant as a smokestack.
What this feed cannot tell you
Leaving the pending list is not an approval. It can mean the permit was granted, that the applicant pulled it, or that the agency simply stopped listing it and never said why. Those look identical from outside, so we sell none of them as a decision.
No megawatts, anywhere in this feed. An air permit application does not carry a size in megawatts. Any feed that prints one next to these rows has put it there itself.
Phoenix and Tucson are mostly not here. Maricopa County and Pima County run their own air permit offices, so most air permits in those two counties are issued by the county and never reach the state list this feed reads.
The series has holes. Across both lists there are 11 days we hold no sealed copy for at all, in 8 breaks. Every one of them is named on the coverage page rather than left for you to find. Anything that moved and moved back inside a hole is a change we never saw.
The paid file is Texas. That is all. There is no national pending air permit list in here. Arizona copies stay on a free page and are not in the file you would pay for.
How it works
- Subscribe to the Texas-only air-permit feed.
- After payment, Stripe sends you to the receipt page; its delivery check confirms the paid subscription before showing a file.
- The dated Texas weekly CSV appears on that page as a Save link, and a new one is added as the subscription is updated. Nobody emails you.
See the file before you pay
You do not have to take our word for what is in the file. Here are 7 rows of the real thing, in a preview layout with 12 labelled columns, cut out of the dated copies we sealed ourselves. Nothing in it is made up and nothing in it is tidied up.
- Open the 7 rows as a CSVA plain spreadsheet file. It saves to your machine rather than painting itself into a browser tab, and it opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
- The same 7 rows as JSONThe same rows again, laid out for reading with code.
What arrives after you pay: Stripe sends you to the receipt page after payment. A job that checks for new payments every 10 minutes puts the newest weekly Texas CSV there as a Save link and adds each later week's file while your subscription is active. What you save is an ordinary CSV file named like air_permits_YYYY-MM-DD.csv that opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets. (The receipt page keeps its own record of your files in a JSON format, which you never have to open; the Save link gives you the CSV itself.) Nobody emails you. If no weekly file has been built yet, the page says so. Every file starts with one coverage row: the first and newest copy dates, any missing copy dates, and how many applications the newest copy holds. A week with no qualifying changes is that coverage row alone. It means no changes were observed, not that Texas has no pending applications. The subscriber CSV has 14 columns with machine-readable names; the public preview has 12 columns with plain labels for reading.
What you would be paying for: $79 a month, billed monthly, for dated diffs of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality pending New Source Review list only. Arizona is not in this file. The page counts how many of the last 14 days Texas was read, and names every missed day. A row leaving the pending list is not an approval. There is no megawatt figure. Source is the TCEQ pending New Source Review list, public domain unless otherwise noted. We do not charge anyone to open TCEQ's own page, and we do not use the TCEQ logo. Cancel any month by email, with no account to close and no notice period. After you pay, Stripe sends you to the receipt page. The dated Texas weekly CSV appears there after the delivery check confirms your paid subscription. Nobody emails you.
These 7 rows are a slice of the file, not the whole of it. What we cannot show you here is how far back it goes: no further than the newest week. You get that week's full list of changes, then one new file each week while you subscribe; older weeks are not included.
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$79/mo · Texas: we hold a copy for 13 of the last 14 days, to 14 Oct 2026, with every missed day named on the page. Arizona is not in the paid file.
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$79 a month, billed monthly, for dated diffs of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality pending New Source Review list only. Arizona is not in this file. The page counts how many of the last 14 days Texas was read, and names every missed day. A row leaving the pending list is not an approval. There is no megawatt figure. Source is the TCEQ pending New Source Review list, public domain unless otherwise noted. We do not charge anyone to open TCEQ's own page, and we do not use the TCEQ logo. Cancel any month by email, with no account to close and no notice period. After you pay, Stripe sends you to the receipt page. The dated Texas weekly CSV appears there after the delivery check confirms your paid subscription. Nobody emails you.
Rather ask first? Email operations@ustechautomations.com. Tell us the Texas counties or applicants in the first email. Texas is still being read; the page counts the last 14 days and names each day we missed. Arizona is a closed set of dated copies and is not in the file you would pay for.