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"Pollution Prevention (P2) is a strategy of material use, processing, and management that reduces or eliminates the creation of pollutants and waste at the source--prior to recycling, treatment or disposal."
The P2 Program offers an opportunity for cooperative partnership among the business community, municipalities, agencies of the state, the environmental community and DEQ to reduce the generation of waste through source reduction and sound environmental management.
Contact: Dianne Wilkins 405-702-9128 or 800-869-1400 or 405-702-5100.
Pollution Prevention in Oklahoma Means
Protecting the Environment
Conserving Water
Increasing Production Efficiency
Improving Product Quality
Increasing Competitive Edge
Decreasing the Burden of Regulations
Using Raw Materials and Energy Efficiently
Reducing Disposal Costs
Improving Operating Practices
Reducing Long-term Liability
Increasing Customer Satisfaction
Being Part of the Solution
This Page Last Updated
February 28, 2012
Pollution Prevention Program Information
Program Information
See what has already been accomplished and what is in the works within Oklahoma.
Contains the legislative authority for the program. Allows the P2 program to offer confidentiality to the industries we assist.
Information on new technologies, methods and techniques is available for pollution prevention and waste management. Information can be industry or process specific.
The link for background information on tax credit takes you to DEQ rule 205. Once you have clicked on the "background" link scroll down the PDF document until you see "SubChapter 17. Tax Credit and Waster Reduction Incentives." Click on this red text link and it will take you to the specific section of the rule 205 that covers tax credit incentives. If you have any further questions about this, please contact Dianne Wilkins at 405-702-9128
Facility visits to help identify pollution prevention opportunities are available on request. Staff will listen, observe, and respond to your needs in a confidential, non-regulatory manner.
