FACT

Various state administered leaking underground storage tank ("LUST") funds do not have sufficient cash on hand to reimburse claims in a timely manner. The result is that UST owner's ("RP's") end up waiting months or even years for reimbursement, tying up significant amounts of working capital.

Delays in reimbursement can cause cash flow problems for RP's, slowing the pace of LUST clean up's & lead to higher ultimate clean up costs, increased public health risks, as well as other public policy problems.

 

 

OUR MISSION

To provide immediate liquidity to RP's with approved LUST fund claims where the particular state administered trust fund cannot reimburse claims in a timely manner. By providing liquidity, NATLUST will help promote the state cleanup fund's statutory goals, which typically include meeting EPA's financial responsibility regulations, as well as promoting a cleaner environment & improved public health through the timely cleanup of discharges from LUST's.

STICKY THREAD - NatLUST Claim Funding Schedule  Updated Thursday February 3rd @ 7:45 P.M. Eastern.
Connecticut Mirror Publishes An Article On The State's Tank Program.  Progress Being Made to Put The Program Back In Compliance With Federal Regulations.
Illinois To Bond Out Backlog of Unpaid LUST Claims.  Move Should Allow For More LUST Cleanups
EPA Releases Study on Private Environmental Insurance.  Report Contains Conclusions & Recommendations
Richmond Times Dispatch Article on Virginia Environmental Consultant.  James River Environmental Removes Leaking Home Heating Oil Tanks
Connecticut To Slash UST Program Funding and Staff.  Read The Letter EPA Sent Connecticut Requesting Plan to Bring LUST Program Back Into Compliance With Federal Regualtions
NatLUST Expands Automated Reporting  Any Tank Owner Can Now Receive Automated Reports