; (G) set performance standards based on modern equipment, to be updated every 5 years, that minimize gas loss from— (i) storage tanks; (ii) dehydrators; (iii) compressors; (iv) open-ended valves or lines; (v) pumps; and (vi) other equipment for which the Secretary considers such standards are necessary; (H) require the replacement of all high-bleed gas-actuated pneumatic devices with low-bleed or no-bleed devices; (I) set performance standards based on modern procedures and equipment, to be updated every 5 years, that minimize gas loss from— (i) downhole maintenance; (ii) liquids unloading; (iii) well completion; and (iv) other procedures for which the Secretary considers such standards are necessary; (J) require all operators to have regularly scheduled leak detection programs that assess the entire covered operation using an infrared camera or other equipment with equivalent sensitivity and the ability to survey similarly large areas; (K) require any leaks found during leak detection programs required under subparagraph (J), or otherwise, to be repaired within 2 weeks; and (L) require recordkeeping for— (i) equipment maintenance; (ii) leak detection and repair; (iii) venting events; (iv) flaring events; and (v) other operations for which the Secretary considers such requirements are necessary. (b) Gas measuring, reporting, and transparency requirements (1) In general The Secretary shall, in accordance with this subsection, establish new requirements for measuring and reporting the production and disposition of all gas subject to the mineral leasing laws to allow for more accurate accounting of all such gas that is consumed or lost by venting and flaring, and of fugitive releases of such gas. (2) Measuring and reporting requirements To account for all gas referred to in paragraph (1), the Secretary shall issue rules requiring oil or gas operators to— (A) measure all production and disposition of gas with such accuracy that fugitive gas releases can be calculated