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Epolp Marine Loading Facility, Houston, TX: $95,629 in penalties, 7 formal enforcement actions (EPA ECHO)

EPA's ECHO database records 16 inspections, 1 informal enforcement action and 7 formal enforcement actions at Epolp Marine Loading Facility, 15602 Jacintoport Blvd, Houston, TX 77015, in the five years to November 1, 2026. Penalties total $95,629, the latest $50,000 on July 22, 2026. The facility was in significant noncompliance in 4 of the last 12 quarters.

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Site
15602 Jacintoport Blvd, Houston, TX 77015
EPA registry ID (FRS)
110024271786
Industry
211130 Natural Gas Extraction; 221210 Natural Gas Distribution; 42271; 424710 Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals
County
Harris County
Programs
Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Hazardous waste (RCRA)
Compliance status
Significant Violation
Inspections
16, latest December 3, 2025
Formal actions
7, latest July 22, 2026
Informal actions
1, latest November 23, 2022
Penalties
$95,629 in 6 penalties
ECHO facility report
echo.epa.gov

By program

Inspections, enforcement actions and penalties of the last five years in each EPA program that covers the facility, as the program systems record them. Federal case penalties are listed under federal enforcement cases. Quarters count the last 12.

ProgramInspectionsInformal actionsFormal actionsPenaltiesLatest penaltyLatest amountQuarters with violationsQuarters in significant noncomplianceStatus
Clean Air Act613$33,129August 13, 2025$15,00010No Violation Identified
Clean Water Act802$50,000July 22, 2026$50,000124Compliance/Permit Schedule, Violations
Hazardous waste (RCRA)200$0$36,53060No Violation Identified

Federal enforcement cases

EPA cases that name this facility, newest first. The penalty is the whole case penalty, shared with the other facilities named in the case.

CaseCase nameStatus dateTypeStatusOutcomeStatutesCase penaltyFacilities in caseSource
06-2026-1740Stolthaven Houston Terminal Administrative OrderDecember 30, 2025Administrative, FormalFinal Order IssuedUnilateral Administrative Order Without AdjudicationClean Water Act$012echo.epa.gov
06-2025-0943Stolthaven Houston, Inc.July 21, 2025Administrative, FormalFinal Order IssuedResource Conservation and Recovery Act$8,75012echo.epa.gov
06-2025-0929Enterprise Houston TerminalMarch 18, 2025Administrative, FormalFinal Order IssuedResource Conservation and Recovery Act$3,75012echo.epa.gov
06-2023-3350Stolthaven Terminal-Houston, TX-RMP CAFO SEP-FY2024May 24, 2024Administrative, FormalClosedFinal Order With PenaltyClean Air Act$10,60812echo.epa.gov

EPA inspections and evaluations

Compliance monitoring EPA itself carried out, newest first. State inspections are counted above, with the date of the latest.

DateActivityTypeLaw
March 16, 2026Inspection/EvaluationPlan Review, Off-SiteClean Water Act
December 3, 2025Inspection/EvaluationPlan Review, Off-SiteClean Water Act
May 10, 2024Inspection/EvaluationEvaluationResource Conservation and Recovery Act
March 15, 2022Inspection/EvaluationEvaluationClean Water Act
March 15, 2022Inspection/EvaluationEvaluationClean Water Act

Also on SpecStream

Updated November 7, 2026. Read from US EPA, Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO). Public domain (U.S. government work). Counts and penalties cover the five years to November 1, 2026 as ECHO publishes them in its exporter and case downloads, drawn from EPA's air, water, hazardous waste and drinking water systems and from the states that report to them. Records can be incomplete, late or corrected after this page was read. A federal case penalty that names several facilities is shown on each of them and counted once in industry, state and national totals. Each row links to EPA's own report. A quarter in significant noncompliance is EPA's term for a serious violation status in a program, not a finding of fault beyond that status. This page uses US EPA data and is not endorsed or certified by the US EPA. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.