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Clean Air Technology Center
Annual Report for 2006
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EPA-453/R-08-001
March 2008
RACT/BACT/LAER CLEARINGHOUSE (RBLC)
CLEAN AIR TECHNOLOGY CENTER
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2006
By:
CLEAN AIR TECHNOLOGY CENTER
SECTOR POLICIES AND PROGRAMS DIVISION
OFFICE OF AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NORTH CAROLINA, 27711
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DISCLAIMER
This report has been reviewed by the Sector Policies and Programs Division of
the Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
and approved for publication. Approval does not signify that the contents reflect the
views and policies of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Mention of trade
names or commercial products is not intended to constitute endorsement or
recommendation for use. Copies of this report are available from the National Technical
Information Service, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161, telephone (800)
553-6847.
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CONTENTS
Tables iv
Figures v
Accessing the RBLC Web vi
Acknowledgment vii
Introduction 1
National Summary of RBLC Activity 2
Regional Summary of RBLC Activity 7
Region 1 7
Region 2 8
Region 3 9
Region 4 10
Region 5 11
Region 6 12
Region 7 13
Region 8 14
Region 9 15
Region 10 16
Industry Activity Summary 17
RBLC Program Development 21
Appendices
A. About the RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse A-l
B. Index of RBLC EPA Regional Office, State and Local Contacts B-l
C. Index of Control Technology Determinations Entered or Modified in 2006
Sorted by EPA Region and State C-l
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TABLES
Number Page
1 Determinations Entered by Region 2003 - 2006 4
2 RBLC Major Process Categories 17
3 Process Entries by Region in 2006 20
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FIGURES
Number Page
1 Number of Determinations Entered per Year (2003 - 2006) 3
2 Number of Determinations Entered per Region (2003 - 2006) 5
3 Number of Determinations Updated per Region (2003 - 2006) 6
4 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 1 (2003 - 2006) 7
5 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 2 (2003 - 2006) 8
6 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 3 (2003 - 2006) 9
7 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 4 (2003 - 2006) 10
8 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 5 (2003 - 2006) 11
9 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 6 (2003 - 2006) 12
10 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 7 (2003 - 2006) 13
11 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 8 (2003 - 2006) 14
12 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 9 (2003 - 2006) 15
13 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 10 (2003 - 2006) 16
14 Distribution of Entries by Process Group (2003 through 2006) 19
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ACCESSING THE RBLC WEB
The RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse (RBLC) maintains an on-line data base
(RBLC Web) of all control technology determinations that have been submitted to it.
The RBLC Web and other related information are available at the Internet address listed
below. Detailed instructions about how to access the RBLC are contained in the RBLC
User's Manual.
World Wide Web (WWW) http://www.epa.gov/ttn/catc/
The RBLC can be reached by clicking the appropriate text or icon on the CATC
home page.
The RBLC Web site lets you access all of the information in the Clearinghouse
with your Web browser. To access the online data entry portion of the RBLC, you must
be an authorized permit agency editor. Contact the Clean Air Technology Center
(CATC) Information Line at (919) 541-0800 for information on gaining authorization for
online data entry. Data can also be entered off-line by using the RBLC Standalone
Editor, a computer program that you can run on your personal computer. The RBLC
Standalone Editor can be downloaded from the RBLC Web. It simulates data entry on
the RBLC Web and generates a file that can be sent to the RBLC by E-mail or on a
floppy disk. Call the CATC Information line for more information.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This project would not have been possible without the cooperation of the many
State and local air pollution control agencies and EPA Regional Offices who submitted
the necessary technical information. A list of all Regional offices and State and local
agency RBLC contacts is provided in Appendix B.
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INTRODUCTION
This RBLC annual report contains information on the 206 permits entered and the
455 permits modified in the Clearinghouse from January 2006 to December 2006 and
provides an overview of data entry activity over the last four years. It summarizes this
activity in terms of EPA Regions, States, and industrial processes; discusses trends over
the past four years; and presents plans for additions and improvements to the
clearinghouse. More detailed information is contained in the appendices.
Appendix A - About the RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse: The
regulatory background and history of the programs served by the RBLC,
the purpose of RBLC, and a summary of RBLC Web capabilities.
Appendix B - Index of RBLC State and Local Contacts
Appendix C - Index of Control Technology Determinations Entered or
Modified in 2006 Sorted by EPA Region and State: A summary listing of
the determinations added or updated in 2006. Information includes the
name of the company, permit date, process type code, process description,
and RBLC ID number as a reference for additional information. A '*'
next to the entry indicates that the determination is considered a DRAFT
entry and may not be complete.
Previous versions of this annual report have provided extensive tables with
detailed information on individual determinations entered in the report year and listings
of determinations entered or modified within the past five years. This information is
easily available through the RBLC Web and its query and reporting functions. Interested
readers can browse the data base on-line for additional details.
A listing of RBLC Process Codes and the RBLC Data Entry Form with
instructions are available in the RBLC User's Manual. The RBLC User's Manual and
the RBLC Data Entry Form and instructions can be viewed on or downloaded from the
RBLC Web.
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NATIONAL SUMMARY OF RBLC ACTIVITY
The data entered into the RBLC are provided by State and local agencies.
Submittals represent these agencies' permitting and reporting efforts for major new
sources and modifications to existing major sources. Submittals to the RBLC are, for the
most part, voluntary. Only LAER determinations must be submitted to the RBLC
(section 173(d), Clean Air Act).
The year 2006's activity shows a 36 percent decrease from 2005 in the number of
new Submittals. The yearly totals for determinations entered into the RBLC for the years
2003 through 2006 are shown in Figure 1. Figure 2 shows each region's contribution
over the four-year period and for the year 2006. Table 1 breaks down these entries by
EPA Region and year for the four-year period.
Region 6 was the highest contributor (29% of the total), entering 59
determinations. Louisiana is responsible for 35 of those entries. This is a 100% increase
from the total of the past three years. The other high contributors are Region 5 (20%) and
Region 4 (13%). Last year, Region 4 was the highest contributor. A review of the
contribution from each individual region is presented in the next section.
The RBLC works with EPA Regional Offices and State and local permitting
agencies to identify major New Source Review (NSR) permits that have not been
submitted to the Clearinghouse. Many agencies voluntarily entered these missing
determinations. Once entered, the agencies may edit their determinations. Modifications
to the existing determinations in the RBLC for years 2003 through 2006 are shown in
Figure 3.
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Figure 1 - Number of Determinations Entered Per
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EPA Regions:
Region 1 - Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Region 2 - New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Region 3 - Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia.
Region 4 - Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Region 5 - Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
Region 6 - Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Region 7 - Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska.
Region 8 - Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming.
Region 9 - Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and Pacific Islands and Tribal Nations subject to US law.
Region 10 - Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
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REGIONAL SUMMARY OF RBLC ACTIVITY
The determinations entered by permitting agencies in each EPA Region in the
years 2003 through 2006 were presented in Table 1. This section presents the
contribution of these agencies, grouped by EPA Region, in more detail. Appendix C,
Index of Control Technology Determinations Entered or Modified in 2006 and Ordered
by EPA Region and State, provides a detailed list of 2006 entries and updates.
EPA REGION 1
In EPA Region 1, no determinations were added to the RBLC in 2006, this
Region was the only one that did not add any determination during 2006. In the three
previous years (2003 through 2005), Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island
and Vermont entered a total of nine determinations. Maine submitted the greatest
number of new determinations overall for the four-year period. (NOTE: EPA Region 1
has been responsible for issuing permits in MA since March 2003.) Thirty-five existing
RBLC determinations were updated between 2003 and 2005 and 7 were updated in 2006;
the only States that did not update determinations were Connecticut and Vermont. Figure
4 shows the proportional entries by State for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005,
respectively, as well as the updates for 2003 through 2006.
Figure 4 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 1
(2003-2006)
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EPA REGION 2
Three new determinations were added to the RBLC in 2006 for Region 2. In the
three previous years, 2003 through 2005, 13 determinations were entered. During the
four-year period from 2003 through 2006, all of the States and Territories in Region 2
entered determinations. New Jersey was the leading State with 12 entries. Twenty-four
determinations for Region 2 were updated in 2006. Determinations were updated for
New Jersey, New York and Puerto Rico. New Jersey and New York were the leading
States for updates in 2003 through 2005. In 2003 through 2005, a total of 33
determinations for Region 2 were updated, including determinations for all States and
Territories in the Region. Figure 5 shows the proportional entries by State for 2006 and
the years 2003 through 2005, respectively, as well as the updates for 2003 through 2005
and 2006. (NOTE: EPA Region 2 issues NSR permits in PR, the VI and, more recently,
NY since 2004.)
Figure - 5 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 2
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EPA REGION 3
Ten determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 3 in 2006. In the
three previous years, 2003 through 2005, 78 determinations were entered. Delaware (2),
Pennsylvania (2), Virginia (5), and West Virginia (1) entered new determinations in
2006; D.C. and Maryland were the only ones that did not enter any new determinations.
Pennsylvania and Virginia also had the highest totals over the four-year period.
Pennsylvania and Virginia also led the way in updating determinations with 124 out of
the 138 determinations updated between 2003 and 2006. Forty-six determinations from
Region 3 were updated in 2006 and 92 were updated in 2003 through 2005. Washington
DC did not update any entries in 2006. Figure 6 shows the proportional entries by State
for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005, respectively, as well as the updates for 2003
through 2006.
Figure 6 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 3
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EPA REGION 4
Twenty-six determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 4 in 2006,
bringing the total over the four-year period to 227. Region 4 has the second-highest
number of entries for the past 4 years, after Region 6 (286 entries). In the three previous
years, 2003 through 2005, 201 determinations were entered, with Georgia (36 entries)
and North Carolina (33 entries) having the largest numbers. Georgia (11 entries) entered
the most determinations for 2006. Eighty-two determinations from Region 4 were
updated in 2006, while 177 determinations were updated in 2003-2005. Figure 7 shows
the proportional entries by State for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005, respectively,
as well as the updates for 2003 through 2006.
Figure 7 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 4
(2003-2006)
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EPA REGION 5
Forty-one determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 5 in 2006,
with 56% of that total added by Wisconsin. In the three previous years, 2003 through
2005, 147 determinations were entered. Wisconsin and Ohio are the highest contributors
for the four-year period with totals of 44 and 51 new determinations, respectively. With
the exception of Indiana, all of the States updated determinations in 2006. A total of 52
determinations were updated in 2006, with all states updating entries. From 2003 to
2005, 120 determinations were updated, with all of the States also represented. Figure 8
shows the proportional entries by State for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005,
respectively, as well as the updates for 2003 through 2006.
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EPA REGION 6
Fifty-nine determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 6 in 2006.
Texas was the largest contributor for the four-year period. Louisiana added 35 new
determinations in 2006, which represents about 60% of the new determinations added
from Region 6 in 2006. In the three previous years, 226 new determinations were entered
from Region 6. Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas entered new determinations
in 2006, and the same States updated determinations. Thirty-six determinations from
Region 6 States were updated in 2006. Figure 9 shows the proportional entries by State
for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005, respectively, as well as the updates for 2003
through 2006.
Figure 9 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 6
(2003 - 2006)
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EPA REGION 7
Twenty-four determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 7 in
2006. In the three previous years, 32 determinations were entered. Determinations were
submitted from all States in the Region for the 2003-2006 period. Iowa (22) and
Nebraska (24) were the highest contributors for the four-year period. Iowa submitted 3
new determinations, Missouri submitted 7 new determinations, and Nebraska submitted
14 new determinations in 2006. Kansas submitted no determinations in 2006. A total of
10 determinations from Region 7 were updated in 2006, with Iowa having the largest
number for both 2006 and the four-year period from 2003 to 2006. A total of 44
determinations from Region 7 were updated between 2003 and 2006. Figure 10 shows
the proportional entries by State for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005, respectively,
as well as the updates for 2003 through 2006.
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EPA REGION 8
Eleven determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 8 in 2006.
Only 3 States entered determinations in 2006; these States were Colorado (6), Utah (4)
and North Dakota (1). In the three previous years, 2003 through 2005, 16 determinations
were entered. The highest four-year contributor is Colorado, followed by Montana. Four
determinations from Region 8 were updated in 2006. That is a decrease from 2003
through 2005, which saw 34 determinations updated. Colorado and Wyoming updated
determinations in 2006. Figure 11 shows the proportional entries by State for 2006 and
the years 2003 through 2005, respectively, as well as the updates for 2003 through 2006.
Figure 11 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 8
(2003 - 2006)
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EPA REGION 9
Twenty-four determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 9 in
2006. Only California (20) and Nevada (4) entered determinations during 2006.
California agencies contributed 86% of the determinations added between 2003 and
2006. Other constituents of Region 9, Guam, American Samoa, and North Mariana
Islands did not enter any determinations in the past four years. One hundred and sixty-
eight determinations from Region 9 were updated in 2006 (the highest of al Regions),
compared to 81 determinations updated in the previous three years. The overwhelming
number of updates was made by the California agencies (159). Figure 12 shows the
proportional entries by State for 2006 and the years 2003 through 2005, respectively, as
well as the updates for 2003 through 2006.
Figure 12 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 9
(2003 - 2006)
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EPA REGION 10
Eight new determinations were entered from Region 10 in 2006. Washington was
the highest contributor for the four-year period, followed by Alaska and Oregon. All of
the States in Region 10 except Idaho entered new determinations in 2006. Fifteen
determinations from Region 10 were updated in 2006. Alaska did not update any
determinations, on the other hand, Washington updated 11 determinations. Forty-six
determinations from Region 10 were updated from 2003 through 2005, and most of them
were from Washington and Alaska. Figure 13 shows the proportional entries by State for
2006 and the years 2003 through 2005, respectively, as well as the updates for 2003
through 2006.
Figure 13 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State by Region 10
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INDUSTRY ACTIVITY SUMMARY
Table 2 lists major RBLC process categories, with examples of individual process
types within each group. The process type examples presented in Table 2 are not meant
to be definitive exhaustive lists of all process types within a process category. Instead,
they represent some of the more recognizable types within a given group.
TABLE 2. RBLC Major Process Categories
Process Group Number/Name
Process Type Examples
10.000 COMBUSTION
Fuel Oil Combustion (Boilers)
Coal Combustion (Boilers)
Wood Waste Combustion (Boilers)
Natural Gas Turbines
Gasoline Engines
Process Gas Turbines
20.000 WASTE DISPOSAL
Municipal Waste Combustors/Incinerators
Industrial Wastewater Treatment
Contaminated Water Treatment
30.000 WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY
Reconstituted Panelboard Plants (waferboard,
particleboard, etc.)
Paper Production (Kraft Paper Making
Processes)
Woodworking
Plywood Manufacturing
40.000 ORGANIC EVAPORATIVE
LOSSES
Plastic Parts & Products Surface Coating
Petroleum Liquid Storage in Floating Roof
Tanks
Organic Solvent Cleaning & Degreasing
Dry Cleaning
Printing - Packaging
Wood Products/Furniture Surface Coating
50.000 PETROLEUM/NATURAL GAS
PRODUCTION AND REFINING
Petroleum Refining Treating Processes
Petroleum Refining Wastewater Treatment
Petroleum Refining Equipment
Leaks/Fugitive Emissions
Oil and Gas Field Services
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60.000 CHEMICALS MANUFACTURING
Phosphate Fertilizers Production
Sulfuric Acid Plants
Storage Tanks (SOCMI Chemicals)
Rayon Production
Processes Vents
70.000 FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTS
Vegetable Oil Production
Alcoholic Beverages Production
Alcohol Fuel Production
Feed and Grain Storage
80.000 METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY
Steel Foundries
Lead Acid Battery Manufacturing
Electric Arc Furnaces
Primary Lead Smelting
90.000 MINERAL PRODUCTS
Portland Cement Manufacturing
Coal Handling/Processing
Lime/Limestone Handling
Brick Production
99.000 MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES
Industrial Process Cooling Towers
Paved/Unpaved Roads
Ash Storage, Handling Disposal
Geothermal Power
Figure 14 (see page 21) illustrates the distribution of process groups specified in
the determinations entered for 2006 and for the years 2003 through 2005 at the national
level. A determination may report more than one process, so totals in the graph will not
exactly match those in Table 1. Instead, they represent the number of determinations
containing a particular type of process. The major categories shown in Figure 14
represent multiple processes as shown in Table 2. For instance, Process Category 10,
Combustion, includes process groups for both external and internal combustion devices,
each containing processes for each type of fuel that can be consumed.
The most frequently entered process group for the four-year period was the
combustion processes group, followed distantly by the organic evaporative loss and
miscellaneous sources groups. The total number of combustion process entries declined
in 2006 from 2005's total (103 process entries in 2006 vs. 180 process entries in 2005).
Natural gas and fuel oil are the major fuel types used by combustion processes.
Other fuels such as biomass, digester gas, landfill gas and other renewable fuels only
make up 7 % of the process entries for the combustion processes group. This is slightly
less than the 2005 totals.
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Figure 14 - Distribution of Entries by Process Group (2003 through 2006)
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TABLE 3. Process Entries by Region in 2006
Process Group
10.000 - Combustion
20.000 - Waste Disposal
30.000 - Wood Products Industry
40.000 - Organic Evaporative Losses
50.000 - Petroleum/Natural Gas Refining
60.000 - Chemicals Manufacturing
70.000 - Food & Agricultural Products
80.000 - Metallurgical Industry
90.000 - Mineral Products
99.000 - Miscellaneous Sources
Totals
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RBLC PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
In 2006, the RBLC continued to implement improvements, gather missing information,
and process data, however, the RBLC was subject to increasing budget constraints. These
budgetary constraints impacted several areas within the RBLC including efforts to gather new
determinations. The number of new records inserted into the RBLC was 206 and, the number of
modified records was 455. When compared to 2005 levels, these numbers represent a 36%
decreased and a 60 % increase in the number of new and modified determinations, respectively.
In 2006, the RBLC saw the fruition of an effort started in 2005 - a Spanish language
version of the RBLC program was opened in November 2006. (Please note that this means that
the program to access, search, and read the RBLC information is now available in Spanish. The
actual data in the RBLC is still available in only English.) The primary goal of this effort was to
open the Clearinghouse to Mexican permits, but since the RBLC is accessible from anywhere in
the world, any Spanish speaking country, agency, etc. may access this feature of the RBLC. We
are also working on a Spanish version of the RBLC Standalone Editor. Once this program is
completed - most likely in late 2008 - Mexican pollution control agencies may use it to enter
their permit information into the RBLC. (Unfortunately, due to security constraints, on-line data
entry and editing of Mexican permit information will not be available.)
The RBLC continued using WebEx © to conduct on-line training to State and Local
agencies in 2006. During the year, training was provided to State and local agency staff on:
Searching the RBLC Web; RBLC On-line Data Entry; and RBLC Off-line Data Entry using the
Standalone Editor (the RBLC's PC-based software program). Participants must have a high
speed Internet connection and a separate telephone line for voice communication to participate in
the training. The training is offered free of charge (except for the price of a long distance
telephone call). Participants can take training at their individual workstations or in a group
setting. No travel is required and each session takes less than 2 hours to complete. Special
training sessions for agencies or special groups can be arranged upon request.
System Improvements
The RBLC System is now many years old and what started as a mainframe system is now
a Web based system. As the RBLC evolved pieces of legacy code remained. The older bits of
code are now causing more and more problems and makes maintaining the current code very
time consuming and thus, expensive. As a result, the RBLC has decided to update the computer
code behind the RBLC system. We hope that creating a unified, structured code set will result in
a more stable environment with lower maintenance cost in the long run. During the estimated
two to three year period the RBLC update will take, EPA will maintain the current RBLC
System, however, no system improvements will be made.
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New and Emerging Environmental Technologies (NEET)
The RBLC-sponsored NEET Web site was initiated in 2004. The web site is managed by
Research Triangle Institute (RTI) International under a cooperative agreement with EPA.
(NOTE: The project was formerly known as the New and Emerging Air Technologies (NEAT)
project, but the name was changed to broaden the site's long range potential.) It was opened to
other users in December 2004. NEET celebrated its grand opening on February 4, 2005. As
indicated by its name, NEET provides a platform for technology developers to list their
technologies so that potential users can consider these technologies, especially in making BACT
decisions. Direct links to NEET are provided on EPA's RBLC, Clean Air Technology Center
(CATC), and Technology Transfer Network (TTN) Web pages. The direct Web address for
NEET is .
On-Going Work
The RBLC has taken steps to expand by providing for the inclusion of entries from
Mexico and Canada. To that end, the RBLC opened a Spanish version of the RBLC in
November 2006. All RBLC Web screens, including those that are required to search the RBLC
permit data base and related help screens, are now available in Spanish. A Spanish version of
the RBLC Standalone Editor software for off-line data entry was scheduled to be available in
October 2006, however funding problems have delayed the work. Currently, we hope to have
the Spanish version of the RBLC Standalone Editor by late October 2008.
Actions Completed in 2006:
- Opened Spanish version of RBLC Web (November 2006)
- Continue to provide regular on-line RBLC training sessions
Under construction:
Unfortunately, all improvements and revisions to the RBLC system have been placed on
hold. This is because EPA has funded the first part of a project called the RBLC Efficiency
Upgrades and Security Enhancements (REUSE) project. During this project we will be
examining all of the RBLC computer code and basically bringing it all up to the same
"standard". This will address the RBLC biggest problem - old, outdated computer code mixed
in with newer, rewritten computer code. Creating a unified, updated, structured code set will
result in a more stable environment with lower maintenance cost in the long run.
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All inquiries concerning RBLC and information contained in the RBLC Web data base
should be directed to:
RBLC Mail Drop D243-05
U.S. EPA
RTF, NC 27711
OR
The Clean Air Technology Center Information Line
(919)541-0800, FAX (919) 541-1039
catcmail@epa.gov
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APPENDIX A
ABOUT THE RACT/BACT/LAER CLEARINGHOUSE
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BACKGROUND
The Clean Air Act prescribes several technology-based limitations affecting new or
modified air pollution sources: 1) new source performance standards (NSPS); 2) best available
control technology (BACT); and 3) lowest achievable emission rate (LAER). New Source
Performance Standards are uniform national emission standards set by EPA for specific
categories of new or modified stationary sources. In addition to meeting NSPS when applicable,
major new or modified sources must also install either BACT or LAER, both of which are
determined on a case-by-case basis. In all cases, BACT or LAER must be at least as stringent as
any applicable NSPS. The BACT requirement, which is a part of the Prevention of Significant
Air Quality Deterioration program (Sections 165 and 169 of the Clean Air Act), applies to
emissions in areas that are in attainment with National Ambient Air Quality Standards
(NAAQS). The LAER requirement, which is a part of the Nonattainment Program (Sections 171
and 172 of the Clean Air Act), applies to emissions that affect areas that are not in attainment
with the NAAQS. While the specific criteria governing a BACT, LAER, or NSPS emission limit
vary, the general underlying approach for all such determinations is to require "best control" on
all major new or modified sources. Since 1977, State and local air pollution control agencies
have gradually assumed primary responsibility for making BACT and LAER determinations. As
this authority was decentralized from the Federal government, it became important that
information be made available to control agencies to assist them in making control technology
determinations in a nationally consistent manner. As a result, the BACT/LAER Clearinghouse
was established in 1979.
The 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments (CAAA) mandated several minor changes to the
BACT/LAER Clearinghouse. Although the changes were minor, State and local agencies should
note them for future consideration. The first change involved the name and an addition to the
type of data contained in the Clearinghouse. The name changed to the RACT/BACT/LAER
Clearinghouse (RBLC) and now includes Reasonably Available Control Technology (RACT)
determinations. RACT is defined as the lowest emission limitation that a particular source is
capable of meeting by application of control technology that is reasonably available considering
technological and economic feasibility. RACT is the minimum requirement EPA can accept for
existing major sources in State non-attainment plans. Control Technique Guideline (CTG)
documents were assembled by the EPA to assist State and local air pollution control agencies in
determining the level of control that should be required within each area. The RBLC accepts
case-by-case RACT decisions, as well as general RACT requirements, to assist State and local
agencies in determining what level of control other areas of the country are requiring and, in
turn, what level of control should be required within their jurisdiction.
The second change mandated by the 1990 CAAA involves LAER determinations. Prior
to the 1990 CAAA, all submittals to the Clearinghouse were voluntary. However, Section
173(d) of the 1990 CAAA now mandates that State and local agencies submit any and all LAER
determinations that they issue.
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The basic purposes of the RBLC are to: 1) provide State and local air pollution control
agencies, industry, and the public with current information on case-by-case control technology
determinations that are made nationwide, and 2) promote communication, cooperation, and
sharing of control technology information among the permitting agencies.
THE RBLC WEB
The RBLC's primary vehicle for sharing control technology information is the RBLC
Web. The Clearinghouse provides on-line querying of its data base and makes the results
available for viewing on-screen or downloading to a PC. This information system also supports
direct submittals of control technology determinations by permitting agencies. Routine access to
the data base is available to anyone who has a personal computer with access to the World Wide
Web.
The RBLC Web is part of the Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Technology
Transfer Network (TTN) World Wide Web (Web) site. It can be accessed through the Clean Air
Technology Web on the TTN. Users of the RBLC Web can search on any number of different
items. Searchable items have been designated as "required" fields for new determinations.
The graphical environment of the Web supports a simplified search procedure. Users
select a data base of interest (see below) and one or more searchable fields from drop-down lists
displayed in their web browser and/or fill in text boxes with the value they are trying to match to
execute the query. The query finds all determinations in the RBLC data base that match the
specified criteria and displays the results for viewing in the browser. In addition, several output
formats are provided for downloading or printing.
The permit data base in the Clearinghouse has been segmented into three searchable
parts. Any one or combination of these segments can be searched at the same time. The current
data segment contains completed RBLC determinations for permits issued within the past 10
years. The historical segment contains completed RBLC determinations for permits issued more
than 10 years ago. Determinations in the current and historic segments of the RBLC data base
are referred to as final determinations. The draft segment of the RBLC data base provides a
work space for users to enter new and update existing determinations. Determinations in the
draft segment are referred to as draft determinations. The RBLC staff regularly review draft
determinations and promote accurate and complete determinations to final determinations (i.e.,
they become part of the current or historical segments based on their permit dates).
The RBLC also maintains a data base of federal regulations, that includes summaries of
federal regulations enacted in response to the Clean Air Act. These rules include Maximum
Achievable Control Technology (MACT) standards, National Emission Standards for Hazardous
Air Pollutants (NESHAP), New Source Performance Standards (NSPS), and Control Techniques
Guideline (CTG) documents that specify requirements for Reasonably Available Control
Technology (RACT). The regulation data base offers options that allow you to scan or query the
regulation data. The query option brings the power of user-defined queries to the complex
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details of air pollutant emissions regulations. Using the same user-friendly browser interface as
the RBLC's permit data base, users can build a query to locate pertinent regulations for a
particular pollutant or process or for a broad array of other criteria. You can also bypass the
query step and go directly to viewing a list of all the federal regulations.
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APPENDIX B
INDEX OF RBLC EPA REGIONAL OFFICE,
STATE AND LOCAL CONTACTS
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Report Date: 03/25/2008
(Appendix B)
INDEX OF RBLC EPA REGIONAL OFFICE,
STATE AND LOCAL CONTACTS
Region 1
MR. BRENDAN MCCAHILL
Region 2
MR. FRANK JON
Region 3
MR. DAVE CAMPBELL
Region 3
MR. WILLIAM BROWNE
Region 4
MR. JAMES W. LITTLE
Region 5
MR. DANNY MARCUS
Region 5
MS. PAMELA BLAKLEY
Region 6
MR. RICHARD A. BARRETT
Region 7
MS. JOANN HEIMAN
Region 8
MR. CHRISTOPHER AJAYI
Region 9
EPA REGIONAL OFFICE DIRECTORY
STATE AIR PROGRAMS BRANCH
J.F.K. FEDERAL BUILDING
1 CONGRESS STREET, SUITE 1100
BOSTON, MA 02114-2023
AIR COMPLIANCE BRANCH
290 BROADWAY, 25 TH FLOOR
NEW YORK, NY 10278
PERMIT PROGRAM
1650 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103
PERMIT PROGRAM
1650 ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103
SOURCE EVALUATION UNIT
61 FORSYTH STREET, SW
ATLANTA, GA 30303-8960
AIR AND RADIATION BRANCH
77 WEST JACKSON BLVD
(AR-18J)
CHICAGO, IL 60604-3507
AIR AND RADIATION BRANCH
77 WEST JACKSON BLVD
(AR-18J)
CHICAGO, IL 60604-3507
AIR PROGRAMS BRANCH
1445 ROSS AVENUE (6PD-R)
DALLAS, TX 75202-2733
AIR PERMITING & COMPLIANCE BRANCH
90IN. 5TH STREET
KANSAS CITY, KS 66101
AIR PROGRAMS BRANCH, 8P-AR
1595 WYNKOOP STREET
DENVER, CO 80202-1129
(617)918-1652
(212)637-4085
(215)814-2196
(215)814-2065
(404)562-9118
(312)353-8781
(312)886-4447
(214)665-7227
(913)551-7323
(303)312-6320
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MR. GERARDO RIOS
Region 9
MR. ROGER KOHN
Region 10
MR. DAN MEYER
AIR OPERATIONS BRANCH
75 HAWTHRONE STREET
(A-5-l)(AIR-3)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105
AIR OPERATIONS BRANCH
75 HAWTHRONE STREET
(A-5-l)(AIR-3)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105
AIR PROGRAMS BRANCH
1200 6TH AVENUE
SEATTLE, WA 98101
(415)972-3974
(415)972-3973
(206)553-4150
STATE AIR AGENCY DIRECTORY
AK
MR. BILL WALKER
AL
AK DEC DIV. OF AIR QUALITY
410 WILLOUGHBY AVE.
SUITE 303
JUNEAU, AK 99801
MR. ANTHONY SMILEY AL DEM AIR DIVISION
P.O. BOX 301463
MONTGOMERY, AL 36130-1463
MR. DALE HURST
AR
MR. TOM RHEAUME
AL DEM AIR DIVISION
P. O. BOX 301463
MONTGOMERY, AL 36130-1463
AR DEQ AIR DIVISION
P.O. BOX 8913
LITTLE ROCK, AR 72219-8913
(907)465-5124
BILL_WALKER@DEC. STATE. AK.US
(334)271-7803
ASMILEYSR@ADEM. STATE. AL.US
(334)271-7882
ADH@ADEM. STATE. AL.US
(501)682-0762
rheaume@adeq.state.ar.us
MR. ERIC MASSEY
TREVOR BAGGIORE
CA
MR. TODD WONG
CO
AZ DEQ AIR QUALITY DIVISION
1110W. WASHINGTON STREET
PHOENIX, AZ 85007-2952
1110W. WASHINGTON STREET
PHOENIX, AZ 85007-2952
CA AIR RESOURCES BOARD
P.O. BOX 2815
SACRAMENTO, CA 95812
(602)771-2288
(602) 771-2321
TB4@AZDEQ.GOV
(916)324-8031
twong@arb.ca.gov
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JACKIE JOYCE
COLORADO DEPT. OF PUBLIC
HEALTH & ENV
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
DIVISION
4300 CHERRY CREEK DRIVE
SOUTH, APPCD-SS-B1
DENVER, CO 80246-1530
JACKIE.JOYCE@STATE.CO.US
MR. RAM SEETHARAM CO DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH &
ENV.
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
DIVISION
4300 CHERRY CREEK DR., S.
DENVER, CO 80246-1530
CT
(303)692-3198
RAM.SEETHARAM@STATE.CO.US
MR. ERNIE BOUFFARD CT DEPT. OF ENV. PROT.
BUR. OF AIR MANAGEMENT
79 ELM STREET
HARTFORD, CT 06106
DC
(860)424-4152
ernest.bouffard@po.state.ct.us
STEPHEN S. OURS
DE
PERMITTING AND ENFORCEMENT (202) 535-1747
BRANCH STEPHEN.OURS@DC.GOV
AIR QUALITY DIVISION
DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF THE
ENVIRONMENT (DDOE)
51 N STREET, NE, 3RD FLOOR
WASHINGTON, DC 20002-3323
MR. PAUL FOSTER
FL
DEPT. OF NAT. RESOURCES & ENV. (302)323-4542
CONTROL PAUL.FOSTER@STATE.DE.US
AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
715 GRANTHAM LANE
NEWCASTLE, DE 19720
MS. TERESA HERON
GA
FL DEPT. OF ENVIRON.
PROTECTION
AIR RESOURCE DIVISION
2600 BLAIR STONE RD., MS-5505
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32399-2400
(850)921-9529
teresa.heron@dep.state.fl.us
MS. HEATHER ABRAMSGA DEPT. OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
ENV. PROT. DIV., AIR PROT.
BRANCH
4244 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY
SUITE 120
ATLANTA, GA 30354
(404)363-7127
HEATHER_ABRAMS@DNR.STATE.GA.U
MR. JOHN YNTEMA
GA DEPT. OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
ENV. PROT. DIV., AIR PROT.
(404)363-7117
john_yntema@dnr. state.ga.us
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HI
MR. NOLAND HIRAI
IA
MR. GARY SMITH
ID
MR. MIKE SIMON
IL
MR. DON SUTTON
MR. CHRIS ROMAINE
BRANCH
4244 INTERNATIONAL PARKWAY
SUITE 120
ATLANTA, GA 30354
HI STATE DEPT OF HEALTH
CLEAN AIR BRANCH
P.O. BOX 3378
HONOLULU, HI 96801
AIR QUALITY BUREAU
IOWA DEPT. OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
7900 HICKMAN RD., STE. 1
URBANDALE, IA 50322
ID DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
STATIONARY SOURCE PROGRAM
1410 N.HILTON
BOISE, ID 83706
ILEPA
DIV. OF AIR POLL CTRL, PERMITS
SECTION
102IN. GRANTAVE.,E
SPRINGFIELD, IL 62702
ILEPA
DIV. OF AIR POLL CTRL, PERMITS
SECTION
102IN. GRANTAVE.,E
SPRINGFIELD, IL 62702
(808)586-4200
nhirai(2>emd.health.state.hi.us
(515)281-4635
GARY.SMHH@DNR.STATE.IA.US
(208)373-0502
MSIMON@DEQ.IDAHO.GOV
(217)782-2113
DON.SUTTON@EPA.STATE.IL.US
CHRIS.ROMAINEOEPA.STATE.IL.US
IN
MR. MACK SIMS
MS. NISHA SIZEMORE
MRS. KATHY MOORE
IN DEPT. OF ENV. MGMT.
OFFICE OF AIR QUAL., PERMITS
BRANCH
P.O. BOX 6015
100 N. SENATE AVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46260-6015
IN DEPT. OF ENV. MGMT.
OFFICE OF AIR QUAL., PERMITS
BRANCH
P.O. BOX 6015
100 N. SENATE AVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46260-6015
IN DEPT. OF ENV. MGMT.
OFFICE OF AIR QUAL., PERMITS
BRANCH
(317)233-0867
(317)232-8356
NSIZEMOR@IDEM.IN.GOV
(317)233-0871
KMOORE@IDEM.IN.GOV
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MR. DONALD POOLE
KS
MR. RALPH WALDEN
KY
MR. TOM ADAMS
LA
MR. SYED QUADRI
MA
MR. DON SQUIRES
MD
MR. WILLIAM PAUL
ME
MR. MARC CONE
Ml
MS. DANITA BRANDT
(317)232-8327
P.O. BOX 6015
100 N. SENATE AVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46260-6015
IN DEPT. OF ENV. MGMT.
OFFICE OF AIR QUAL., PERMITS
BRANCH
P.O. BOX 6015
100 N. SENATE AVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46260-6015
KS DEPT. OF HEALTH & ENV.
DIV. OF AIR & RADIATION
CHARLES CURTIS STATE OFC.
BLDG.
1000 SW JACKSON , STE 310
TOPEKA, KS 66612-1367
ENVIRONMENTAL & PUBLIC PROT. (502)573-3382
CABINET tom.adams@mail. state, ky.us
DEPT. OF ENV. PROT. DIV. OF AIR
QUALITY
803 SCHENKEL LANE
FRANKFORT, KY 40601
(785)296-1583
RWALDEN@KDHE.STATE.KS.US
LA DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
OFFICE OF ENV. SERVICES
P.O. BOX 4313
BATON ROUGE, LA 70821-4313
MA DEPT. OF ENV. PROTECTION
DIV. OF AIR QUALITY CONTROL
ONE WINTER STREET, 9TH FLOOR
BOSTON, MA 02108
(225)219-3123
syed. quadri@la.gov
(617)292-5618
donald.squires@massmail. state, ma.us
MD DEPT. OF THE ENVIRONMENT (410)537-3230
AIR QUALITY PERMITS PROGRAM bpaul@mde.state.md.us
1800 WASHINGTON BLVD
SUITE 720
BALTIMORE, MD 21224
ME DEPT. OF ENV. PROTECTION
BUREAU OF AIR QAULITY
17 STATE HOUSE STATION
AUGUSTA, ME 04333
MI DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
AIR QUALITY DIVISION, PERMITS
SECTION
(207)287-2437
marc. a. cone@maine. gov
(517)373-7034
BRANDTD@,MICHIGAN.GC)V
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MN
MS. CAROLINA E.
SCHUTT
MO
MS. KYRA MOORE
MS
MS. CARLA BROWN
MT
MR. DAN WALSH
NC
P. O. BOX 30260
LANSING, MI 48909-7760
MN POLLUTION CONTROL
AGENCY
DIVISION OF AIR QUALITY
520 LAFAYETTE RD., NORTH
ST.PAUL, MN 55155-4194
MO DEPT. OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
AIR POLLUTION CONTRL PROG.
PERMIT SECTION
P. O. BOX 176
JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65102-0176
MS DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
OFFICE OF POLLUTION CONTROL
ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS DIV.
P.O. BOX 10385
JACKSON, MS 39289-0385
MT DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
AIR RESOURCES MGMT. BUR.
P.O. BOX 200901
HELENA, MT 59620-0901
(651)296-7711
CAROLINA. SCHUTT@PCA.STATE.MN.U
(573) 526-3835
KYRA.MOORE@DNRMO.GOV
(601) 961-5235
CARLA_BROWN@DEQ.STATE.MS.US
(406)444-0285
MR. WILLIAM WILLETSNC DIV. OF ENVIRONMENT MGMT. (919) 715-6252
AIR QUALITY SECTION WILLIAM.WILLETS@NCMAIL.NET
1641 MAIL SERVICE CENTER
RALEIGH, NC 27699
ND
MR. CRAIG
THORSTENSON
NE
MR. CLARK SMITH
NH
ND DEPT. OF HEALTH
DIV. OF AIR QUALITY
918 E. DIVIDE AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR
BISMARCK, ND 58501-1947
(701)328-5188
CTHORSTENSON@ND.GOV
NE DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
AIR QUALITY DIV.
P. O. BOX 98922
LINCOLN, NE 68509-8922
(402)471-4204
CLARK. SMITH@NDEQ.STATE.NE.US
MR. DOUG LAUGHTON NH DEPT. OF ENV. SERVICES
AIR RESOURCES DIVISION
P. O. BOX 95
CONCORD, NH 03302-0095
NJ
(603)271-6893
d.laughton@des. state, nh.us
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VIORICA PETRIMAN
NM
MR. TED SCHOOLEY
NV
MR. MATTHEW A.
DEBURLE, P.E.
NY
NJ DEPT OF ENV. PROTECTION (609) 292-1638
AIR QUALITY PERMITTINGS VIORICA.PETRIMAN@DEP.STATE.NJ.US
PROGRAM
P. O. BOX 027
TRENTON, NJ 08625-0027
NM ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT (505)955-8088
AIR QUALITY BUR.
2048 GALISTEO STREET
SANTA FE, NM 87505
NV DIV. OF ENV. PROTECTION (775)687-9391
BUR. OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROLMDEBURLE@NDEP.NV.GOV
901 SOUTH STEWART STREET,
SUITE 4001
CARSON CITY, NV 89701-5249
MR. JOHN HENKES
NY STATE DEPT. OF ENVIRON.
CONSERV.
DIVISION OF AIR RESOURCES
BUR. OF STATIONARY SOURCES
625 BROADWAY, 2ND FLOOR
ALBANY, NY 12233-3254
(518)402-8403
JLHENKES@GW.DEC.STATE.NY.US
MR. BRIAN BROPHY
MR. JOHN PENN
OH
NY STATE DEPT. OF ENVIRON.
CONSERV.
DIVISION OF AIR RESOURCES
BUR. OF STATIONARY SOURCES
625 BROADWAY, 2ND FLOOR
ALBANY, NY 12233-3254
CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPT. OF ENV. PROTECTION
59-17 JUNCTION BLVD., 11TH
FLOOR
FLUSHING, NY 11373
(212) 639-9675
MS. CHERYL SUTTMANOH ENV. PROTECTION AGENCY (614)644-3617
DIV OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL CHERYL.SUTTMAN@EPA.STATE.OH.US
LAZARUS GOVERNMENT CENTER
P. O. BOX 1049
COLUMBUS, OH 43215-1049
OK
MS. MARIA COLLARD
OR
OK DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
AIR QUALITY DIVISION
P. O. BOX 1677
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73101-1677
(405)702-4162
maria.collard@deq.state.ok.us
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MR. DAVE KAUTH
PA
MR. LARRY STRAUSS
Rl
MR. DOUG MCVAY
OR DEPT. OF ENVIRON. QAULITY
AIR QUALITY DIVISION
811 SOUTHWEST SIXTH AVE.
PORTLAND, OR 97204-1390
PA DEPT. OF ENVIRON.
PROTECTION
BUR. OF AIR QUALITY CONTROL
P. O. BOX 8468
400 MARKET STREET
HARRISBURG, PA 17105-8468
RI DEPT. OF ENVIRON.
MANAGEMENT
OFFICE OF AIR RESOURCES
235 PROMENADE STREET
PROVIDENCE, RI 02908-5767
(503)229-5655
kauth.dave@deq.state.or.us
(717)772-3364
lastrauss@state.pa.us
(401)222-2808x7011
DOUG.MCVAY@DEM.RI.GOV
SC
MR. ROBERT J. BROWN SC DEPT. OF HEALTH & ENV.
CONTROL
BUR. OF AIR QUALITY CONTROL
2600 BULL STREET
COLUMBIA, SC 29201
SD
(803)898-4105
brownjr@dhec.sc.gov
MR. BRIAN
GUSTAFSON
TN
MR. RANDY
THOMPSON
TX
JEAN XU SHAW, P.E.
SD DENR AIR QUALITY PROGRAM (605)7730-3151
JOE FOSS BUILDING
523 E. CAPITOL AVE.
PIERRE, SD 57501
TN DEPT. OF ENV. &
CONSERVATION
DIV. OF AIR POLLUTION
L & C ANNEX, 9TH FLOOR
401 CHURCH STREET
NASHVILLE, TN 37243-1531
AIR PERMITTING DIVISION
TX COMMISSION ON
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
P.O. BOX 13087 (MC-163)
AUSTIN, TX 78711-3087
(615)532-6825
RANDALL.THOMPSON@STATE.TN.US
(512)239-1823
JXUSHAW@TCEQ.STATE.TX.US
UT
MR. TAD ANDERSON
DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
DIV. OF AIR QUALITY
150 NORTH 1950 WEST
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84416
(801) 536-4456
TDANDERSON@UTAH. GOV
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MR. TIM ANDRUS
VA
MS. MONICA A.
HARVEY
MR. YOGESH DOSHI
VI
MR. WINSTON
WILLIAMS
VT
MS. JENNIFER BRYAN
DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
DIV. OF AIR QUALITY
150 NORTH 1950 WEST
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84416
VA DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
P. O. BOX 10009
RICHMOND, VA 23219
VA DEPT. OF ENV. QUALITY
P. O. BOX 10009
RICHMOND, VA 23219
VI DEPT. OF PLANNING &
NATURAL RES.
DIV. OF ENV. PROTECTION
CYRIL E. KING AIR PORT
TERMINAL BLDG., 2ND FL
ST.THOMAS, US, VI 08205
VT AGENCY OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
DIV. OF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
103 S. MAIN STREET
BLDG. 3 SOUTH
WATERBURY, VT 05671-0402
(801)536-4429
TANDRUS@UTAH.GOV
(804)698-4300
MAHARVEY@DEQ.VIRGINIA.GOV
(804)698-4017
YNDOSHI@DEQ. VIRGINIA. GOV
(304)773-1082
(802)241-3846
jennb@dec.anr.state.vt.us
WA
MR. DOUG JAYNE
WA STATE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY
AIR QUALITY PROGRAM
P. O. BOX 47600
OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7600
(509)329-3460
MR. DOUG BROWN
WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF (425) 649-7000
ECOLOGY
NORTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE
3190 160THAVE., SE
BELLEVUE, WA 98008-5452
MS. SUE BILLINGS
MR. BOB
SWACKHAMER
WA STATE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY
AIR QUALITY PROGRAM
P. O. BOX 47600
OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7600
WASINGTON STATE DEPT. OF
ECOLOGY
CENTRAL REGIONAL OFFICE
15 WEST YAKIMA AVE.
SUITE 200
YAKIMA, WA 98902-3401
(509)575-2486
(509) 575-2490
rswa461@ecy.wa.gov
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MR. MERLEY MCCALL
WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF
ECOLOGY
INDUSTRIAL SECTION (PULP
MILLS, ALUM. SMT.)
P. O. BOX 47600
OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7600
(306) 407-6916
MEMC461@ECY.WA.GOV
MR. DENNIS BLOWERS WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF
ECOLOGY
SOUTHWEST REGIONAL OFFICE
P. O. BOX 47775
OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7775
(360) 407-6300
MR. GREG FLIBBERT
WASHINGTON STATE DEPT. OF
ECOLOGY
EASTERN REGIONAL OFFICE
4601 N. MONROE STREET
SPOKANE, WA 99205-1295
MR. BERNARD BRADY WA STATE DEPT. OF ECOLOGY
AIR QUALITY PROGRAM
P. O. BOX 47600
OLYMPIA, WA 98504-7600
Wl
(509) 329-3400
GFLI461 (a)EC Y. WA. GOV
(360)407-6803
bbra461@ecy.wa.gov
MR. JEFFREY C.
HANSON
WV
WI DEPT. OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
BUR. OF AIR MANAGEMENT,
PERMITS SECTION
P.O. BOX 7921
MADISON, WI 53707
(608)266-6876
JEFFREY.HANSON@DNR STATE. WI.US
MR. JOE KESSLER
WY
WV DEPT. OF ENV. PROTECTION
DIV. OF AIR QUALITY, OFC. OF
PERMITTING
7012 MACCORKLE AVE., SE
CHARLESTON, WV 25304
(304)926-3727
jkessler@mail.dep.state.wv.us
MR. STEWART GRINER WY DEQ AIR QUALITY DIVISION
122 WEST 25TH STREET
CHEYENNE, WY 82002
(307)777-7802
sgrine@state.wy.us
LOCAL AIR AGENCY DIRECTORY
AL
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MR. DANIEL SHEA
MR. MOHAMMED
HUDA
NATURAL RESOURCES & ENV.
MGMT.
CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
P. O. BOX 308
HUNTSVILLE, AL 35804-0308
JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPT. OF
HEALTH
P. O. BOX 2648
BIRMINGHAM, AL 35202
(205)427-5750
danny. shea@hsvcity.com
(205)930-1209
MR. COREY MASUCA JEFFERSON COUNTY DEPT. OF
HEALTH
P. O. BOX 2648
BIRMINGHAM, AL 35202
AZ
(205)930-1595
corey.masuca@judh.org
MR. ROBERT KARD
MR. ERIC SHEPP
MARICOPA CO. ENV. SERVICES
DEPT.
AIR QUALITY DIVISION
1001 N. CENTRAL AVE.
SUITE 595
PHOENIX, AZ 85004
PIMA COUNTY DEPT. OF ENV.
QUALITY
150 WEST CONGRESS STREET
TUSCON, AZ 85701-1332
(602) 506-6701
RKARD@MARICOPA.GOV
(520)740-3340
eric.shepp@deq.pima.gov
MS. BARBARA
CENALMOR
CA
PINAL COUNTY AIR QUALITY
CONTROL DIST.
P. O. BOX 987
FLORENCE, AZ 85232
(520)866-6860
barbara.cenalmor@co.pinal.az.us
MR. JAMES L. HARRIS AMADOR COUNTY AIR
POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
665 NEW YORK RANCH RD.
SUITE 4
JACKSON, CA 95642-9534
MR. KEN LIM
MR. BARRY YOUNG
BAY AREA AQMD
PERMIT SERVICES DIV.
939 ELLIS STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94109-7799
BAY AREA AQMD
PERMIT SERVICES DIV.
939 ELLIS STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94109-7799
(209)257-0112
jharris@amadorapcd.org
(415)749-4721
JIM WAGONER
BUTTE COUNTY AQMD
2525 DOMINIC DRIVE, SUITE J
CHICO, CA 95928-7184
(530)891-2882
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ELISA R. GARLIN
CALAVERAS COUNTY APCD
GOVERNMENT CENTER
891 MOUNTAIN RANCH ROAD
SAN ANDREAS, CA 95249-7909
(209) 754-6399
CHARLES PRICE
DENNIS OTANI
RICK STEWARD
MR. DUANE ONO
MR. REYES M.
ROMERO
COLUSA COUNTY APCD
100 SUNRISE BLVD.,SUITE F
COLUSA, CA 95932-3246
EL DORADO COUNTY APCD
2850 FAIRLANE COURT, BLDG C
PLACERVILLE, CA 95667-4100
GLENN COUNTY APCD
P.O. BOX 351
(720 N. COLUSA ST.)
WILLOWS, CA 95988-0351
MONO COUNTY
GREAT BASIN UNIFIED APCD
157 SHORT STREET
SUITE 6
BISHOP, CA 93514
IMPERIAL CO. AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
150 S. 9TH STREET
ELCENTRO, CA 92243-2801
(5300 458-0590
(530) 621-6652
(530) 934-6500
(760)872-8211
(760)482-4606
REYESROMEROOTMPERIALCOUNTY.NE
TOM PAXSON
MR. ROBERT
REYNOLDS
KENNETH R. SMITH
KERN COUNTY APCD
2700 "M" STREET, SUITE 302
BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301-2370
LAKE COUNTY AIR QUALITY
MGMT. DIST.
885 LAKEPORT BLVD.
LAKEPORT, CA 95453
LASSEN COUNTY APCD
175 RUSSELL AVENUE
SUSANVILLE, CA 96130-4215
CHARLES B. MOSHER MARIPOSA COUNTY AQMD
P.O. BOX 5
MARIPOSA, CA 95338
C. DEAN WOLBACH, MENDOCINO COUNTY AQMD
PH.D.
JOE MOREO
306 E. GOBBI STREET
UKIAH, CA 95482-5511
MODOC COUNTY APCD
202 WEST 4TH STREET
ALTURAS, CA 96101-3915
(661)-862-5250
(707)263-7000
(530)251-8110
(209)966-5151
(707) 463-4354
(530)233-6419
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MR. LANCE ERICKSEN MONTEREY BAY UNIFIED AIR (831)647-9411
POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT
24580 SILVER CLOUD CT.
MONTEREY, CA 93940
MR. WAYNE MORGAN
GRETCHEN BENNITT
NORTH COAST UNIFIED AQMD
2300 MYRTLE AVE.
EUREKA, CA 95501
NORTHERN SERIA AQMD
200 LINTON DRIVE, SUITE 320
P.O. BOX 2509
GRASS VALLEY, CA 95945-2509
(707) 443-3093
NCUAQMD@NORTHCOAST.COM
(530) 274-9360
BARBARA LEE
MR. JOHN FINNELL
MR. JORGE
DEGUZMAN
NORTHERN SONOMA APCD
150 MATHESON STREET
HEALDSBURG, CA 95448-4908
PLACER CO. AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
11464 B. AVE.
AUBURN, CA 95603-2603
SACRAMENTO AIR QUALITY
MGMT
777 12TH STREET, 3RD FLOOR
SACRAMENTO, CA 95814-1904
(707)433-5911
(530)889-7133
(916)874-4860
CHRIS COLLINS
MR. STAN
ROMELCZYK
MR. DAVID DIXON
(760) 245-5402
(858)650-4599
MOJAVE DESERT
14306 PARK AVENUE
VICORVILLE, CA 92392-2310
SAN DIEGO COUNTY AIR
POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
9150 CHESAPEAKE DRIVE
SAN DIEGO, CA 92123-1096
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY AIR (805)781-5912
POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT slocleanair.org
3433 ROBERTO COURT
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93401-7148
MR. MIKE GOLDMAN
MR. MICHAEL
KUSSOW
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY AIR (805) 961-8821
POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT GOLDMANM@SBCAPCD.ORG
260 NORTH SAN ANTONIO RD.
SUITE A.
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93110-1315
SHASTA COUNTY AIR QUALITY
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
1855 PLACER STREET
SUITE 101
REDDING, CA 96001-1759
(530) 225-5674
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MR. ELDON BECK
MR. MARTIN KAY
MR. GARY BOVEE
MR. MIKE WAUGH
MR. BILL SANDMAN
SISKIYOU COUNTY AIR
POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
525 SOUTH FOOTHILL DRIVE
YREKA, CA 96097
SOUTH COAST AQMD
21865 E.COPLEY DR.
DIAMOND BAR, CA 91765-3252
TEHAMA COUNTY AIR
POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
P. O. BOX 38
RED BLUFF, CA 96080-0038
TUOLUMNE COUNTY APCD
2 SOUTH GREEN STREET
SONORA, CA 95370
TUOLUMNE COUNTY APCD
2 SOUTH GREEN STREET
SONORA, CA 95370
MR. DAVID A. VALLER FEATHER RIVER AIR QUALITY
MGMT. DIST,
938 14TH STREET
MARYSVILLE, CA 95901-4149
DEAN AVILA
FEATHER RIVER AQMD
938 14TH STREET
MARYS VILLE, CA 95901-4149
MR. GEORGE HEINEN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AIR
POLLUTION
CONTROL DISTRICT
1990 E. GETTYSBURG AVE.
FRESNO, CA 93726-0244
(520)841-4029
lbeck@co. siskiyou. ca. us
(909)396-3115
mkay@aqmd.gov
(530)527-3717
GBOVEE(o)TEHCOAPCD.NET
(209)533-5693
(530)634-7659
dvaller@yuba. org
(530) 634-7659
(559)230-6000
CARLOS V. GARCIA
TOM GOFF
BRET BANKS
SJUAPCD (NORTHERN REGIONAL (209) 557-6400
OFFICE)
4230 KIERNAN AVENUE, SUITE 275
MODESTO, CA 95356-9321
SJVUAPCD (SOUTHERN REGIONAL(661) 326-6900
OFFICE)
2700 M STREET, SUITE 275
BAKERSFIELD, CA 93301-2370
ANTELOPE VALLEY APCD
43301 DIVISION STREET
SUITE 206
LANCASTER, CA 93539-4409
(661) 723-8070
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MR. MAGDY BADR
CO
MR. GREGG W.
THOMAS
FL
CALIFORNIA ENERGY
COMMISSION
1516 9TH STREET
SACRAMENTO, CA 95814-5512
CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER
ENV. PROTECTION DIVISION
201 W. COLFAX AVE., DEPT. 1009
DENVER CO 80202-5332
(916)653-1636
MR. CLIFTON R BITTLE BROWARD CO. DEPT. OF
PLANNING DIV.
218 SW 1ST AVE.
FT. LAUDERDALE, FL 33301
MS. ALICE HARMAN
MR. RON ROBERSON
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY OF
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
COMM.
1410 NORTH 21ST STREET
TAMPA, FL 33605
ENV. RESOURCES MGMT. DEPT.
ENV. QUALITY DIV., CITY OF
JACKSONVILLE
117 W. DUVAL STREET
SUITE 225
JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202
(720)865-5413
gregg.thomas@ci.denver.co.us
(954)519-1220
cbittle@broward. org
(813)272-5530
harman@epc. he. org
(904)630-4900
roberson@coj .net
IA
GREGORY SLAGER
LINN COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
AIR QUALITY DIVISION
501 13TH STREET, NW
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA 52405
(319)892-6000
GREGS@AIR.LINN.IA.US
MR. GARY YOUNG
IL
POLK COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS
AIR QUALITY DIVISION
5895 NE 14TH STREET
DESMOINES, IA 50313-1296
MR. RICHARD YOUNG
BARBARA O'HARA
IN
BENSENVILLE POLLUTION
CONTROL DEPT.
1253 ROOSEVELT AVE.
GLENVIEW, IL 60025
(515)286-3351
GYOUNG@CO.POLK.IA.US
(847)724-6631
ryoung@nrep.org
COOK COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF (312) 603-8238
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BJOHARA@COOKCOUNTYGOV.COM
69 W. WASHINGTON
SUITE 1900
CHICAGO, IL 60602-3004
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MR. KESHAV REDDY
MR. GEORGE
NEEDHAM
OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL
MGMT.
2700 SOUTH BELMONT AVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46221
VIGO COUNTY AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL
103 S. THIRD STREET
TERRE HAUTE, IN 47807
(317)327-2176
kreddy@indygov.org
MR. ROB HARMON
KS
MR. BRUCE
ANDERSON
KY
VIGO COUNTY AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL
103 S. THIRD STREET
TERRE HAUTE, IN 47807
KANSAS CITY DEPT. OF AIR
QUALITY
619 ANN AVE.
KANSAS CITY, KS 66101
(812)462-3433
rharmon@joink.com
(913)573-6700
BANDERSONOWYCOKCK. ORG
MS. DIANE HAZELLIEF AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
DISTRICT OF
JEFFERSON COUNTY
850 BARRETT AVE.
SUITE 205
LOUISVILLE, KY 40204
MO
(502)574-7253
diane.hazellief@loukymetro.org
MR. ERIC BROWN
MR. NAJI J. AHMAT
CITY OF ST. LOUIS
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
1415 NORH 13TH STREET
ST. LOUIS, MO 63106-4424
KANSAS CITY HEALTH DEPT.
AIR QUALITY PORGRAM
2400 TROOST AVE., 3RD FLOOR
KANSAS CITY, MO 64108
(314)613-7299
BROWNE@STLOUISCITY.COM
(816)513-6178
MR. TIM FROESCHNER ST. LOUIS COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. (314) 615-8917
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL TFROESCHNER@STLOUISCO.COM
PROGRAM
111 SOUTH MERAMEC AVE., 2ND
FLOOR
CLAYTON, MO 63105
NC
MR. PETER LLOYD
FORSYTH COUNTY
ENVIRONMENTAL
AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
537 NORTH SPRUCE STREET
WINSTON SALEM, NC 27101
(336)727-8060
lloydpb@co.forsyth.nc.us
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MS. DONNA
CAVALIERE
MECKLENBURG COUNTY LAND (704)336-5500
USE AND ENV. SERVICE AGENCY cavalds@co.mecklenburg.nc.us
700 N. TRYON STREET
SUITE 205
CHARLOTTE, NC 28202-2236
MS. MELANIE PITROLO WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
REGIONAL AIR QUALITY
49 MOUNT CARMEL RD.
ASHEVILLE, NC 28806
NE
(828)255-5655
melanie .pitrolo@buncombecounty. org
MR. RICH THORSON
MR. CHESTER BLACK
NM
LINCOLN-LANCASTER COUNTY
HEALTH DEPT.
3140 N STREET
LINCOLN, NE 68510-1514
(401) 441-6236
RTHORSON@CI.LINCOLN.NE.US
OMAHA PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. (402)444-6015
AIR QUALITY CONTROL DIVISION cblack@ci.omaha.ne.us
5600 SOUTH 10TH STREET
OMAHA, NE 68107
MR. CHRIS ALBRECHT CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE, ENV.
HEALTH
AIR QUALITY DIV
11800 SUNSET GARDENS SW
ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87121
NV
(505)768-1952
MR. DAVID LEE
CLARK CO. DEPT. OF AIR (702) 455-1673
QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEE@CO.CLARK.NV.US
MANAGEMENT
P.O. BOX 555210
500 S. GRAND CENTRAL
PARKWAY
LAS VEGAS, NV 89155-5210
MR. CHRIS RALPH
OH
WASHOE COUNTY DISTRICT
HEALTH DEPT.
AIR QUALITY MGMT. DIVISION
401RYLAND STREET
SUITE 331
RENO, NV 89502
(775)784-7204
cralph@mail.co.washoe.nv.us
MR. FRANK
MARKUNAS
MS. PAT PATRELLA
AKRON REGIONAL AIR QUALITY
MGMT. DIST.
146 S. HIGH STREET
SUITE 904
AKRON, OH 44308
CANTON AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL DIVISION
CANTON HEALTH DEPARTMENT
420 MARKET AVE., N.
(330)375-2480
frank_markunas@ohio.epa. state, oh.us
(330)489-3385
ppatrella@cantonhealth. org
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CANTON, OH 44702
MS. KAREN GRANATA AIR ENFORCEMENTENGINEERING (419)936-3952
CITY OF TOLEDODEPT. OF PUBLIC karen.granata@ci.toledo.oh.us
SERVICE
348 S. ERIE STREET
TOLEDO, OH 43605
(216)664-2178
dhearne@city.cleveland.oh.us
MR. DAVID HEARNE DIVISION OF AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL
CITY OF CLEVELAND
1925 ST. CLAIRAVE.
CLEVELAND, OH 44114
MR. BRADLEY MILLER HAMILTON COUNTY DEPT. OF (513)946-7731
ENV. SERVICES bradley.miller@hamilton.co.org
250 WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT RD.
CINCINNATI, OH 45219
MR. PHILLIP H.
THOMPSON
PORTSMOUTH LOCAL AIR (740)353-5156
AGENCY phillip.thompson@ohio.epa.state.oh.us
605 WASHINGTON ST., 3RD FLOOR
PORTSMOUTH, OH 45662
MS. JENNIFER MARSEEREGIONAL AIR POLLUTION
CONTROL AGENCY
117 S. MAIN STREET
DAYTON, OH 45422
OK
(937)496-7540
MS. RHONDA
JEFFERIES
OR
MR. MAX HUEFTLE
PA
MS. ERIN O'BRIAN
TULSA CITY-COUNTY HEALTH (918)461-7400
DEPT.
5051 SOUTH 129TH EAST AVE.
TULSA, OK 74129
LANE REGIONAL AIR POLLUTION (514)736-1056
AUTHORITY
1010 MAIN STREET
SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477
ALLEGHENY CO. HEALTH DEPT. (412)578-8118
DIVISION OF AIR QUALITY eo'brian@achd.net
301 39TH STREET, BLDG. 7
PITTSBURGH, PA 15201-1891
ALLEGHENY CO. HEALTH DEPT. (412)578-8116
DIVISION OF AIR QUALITY
301 39TH STREET, BLDG. 7
PITTSBURGH, PA 15201-1891
MR. EDWARD WIENER PHILADELPHIA AIR MGMT. (215)685-9426
SERVICES EDWARD.WIENER@PHILA.GOV
321 UNIVERSITY AVE., 2ND FLOOR
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104
MS. SANDRA ETZEL
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TN
MR. ERROL REKSTEN CHATTANOOGA-HAMILTON
COUNTY
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
BUREAU
6125 PRESERVATION DRIVE
CHATTANOOGA, TN 37416-3638
MS. LYNNE
LIDDINGTON
(423) 643-5986
REKSTEN_E@MAIL.CHATTANOOGA.GOV
KNOX COUNTY AIR QUALITY 865-215-5900
MANAGEMENT LALIDDINGTON@AQM.CO.KNOX.TN.US
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
140 DAMERON AVENUE
KNOXVILLE, TN 37917
MS. DEBORAH
PARRISH
MR. JOHN FINKE
TX
MR. RAMON PEREZ
MEMPHIS & SHELBY CO. HEALTH (901)544-7456
DEPT. DPARRISH@CO.SHELBY.TN.US
POLLUTION CONTROL SECTION
814 JEFFERSON AVE.
SUITE 437
MEMPHIS, TN 38105
POLLUTION CONTROL DIVISION (615)340-5653
METROPOLITAN HEALTH DEPT john.finke@nashville.gov
BUR.
31123RD AVE., NORTH
NASHVILLE, TN 37203
CITY OF HOUSTON
BUREAU OF AIR QUALITY
CONTROL
7411 PARK PLACE BLVD.
HOUSTON, TX 77087
(713)640-4225
ramon.perez@cityofhouston.net
WA
MR. JOHN ST.CLAIR
BENTON CLEAN AIR AUTHORITY (509)943-3396
114 COLUMBIA POINT DRIVE jstc@bcaa.net
SUITE C
RICHLAND, WA 99352-4387
MS. LYNN
BILLINGTON
NORTHWEST AIR POLLUTION
AUTHORITY
1600 SOUTH SECOND STREET
MT. VERNON, WA 98273-5202
MR. GORDON LANCE OLYMPIC REGION CLEAN AIR
AGENCY
2940 B LIMITED LANE, NW
OLYMPIA, WA 98502
MR. STEVE VAN
SLYKE
PUGET SOUND CLEAN AIR
AGENCY
110 UNION STREET
SUITE 500
SEATTLE, WA 98101-2038
(360)428-1620
(360)586-1044
gordon@orcaa.org
(206)689-4052
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MR. CLINT SOUTHWEST CLEAN AIR AGENCY (360)574-3058
LAMOREAUX 11815 NE 99TH STREET clint@swcleanair.org
SUITE 1294
VANCOUVER, WA 98682-2454
MR. CHARLES STUDER SPOKANE COUNTY AIR (509)477-4727
POLLUTION cestuder@scapca.org
CONTROL AUTHORITY
1101 WEST COLLEGE AVE.
SUITE 403
SPOKANE, WA 99201-2094
MR. HASAN TAHAT YAKIMA REGIONAL CLEAN AIR (509)834-2050
AUTHORITY
6 SOUTH 2ND STREET, RM. 1016
YAKIMA, WA 98901
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APPENDIX C
INDEX OF CONTROL TECHNOLOGY DETERMINATIONS
ENTERED OR MODIFIED IN 2006
SORTED BY EPA REGION AND STATE
Note: A '*' displayed before the facility name indicates that a determination is
currently located
in the Draft Determinations Data Base
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Report Date: 03/24/2008 Index of Control Technology Determinations Sorted by EPA Region and State For All
Countries
Entry or Update Date Between 01/01/2006 and 12/31/2006
Company Name
RBLC
ID
Permit
Date(Est/Act) Pro=ess process Description
REGION 1
WARECOGEN ^ £/«/"" 11.
LINCOLN PULP AND ME- 09/25/1991
PAPER CO., INC 0030 ACT
19.
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
VICON RECOVERY NH- 05/22/1987
SYSTEMS 0001 ACT
NEWINGTON ENERGY LLC N^~2 ^/26'19" 15.
15.
RT II/I^/IQQP
OCEAN STATE POWER QQ2Q ^ 11.
15.
15.
RHODE ISLAND STATE RI- 05/03/2000
TTT\TTTDf^lV nTTMrp I") !~M Q A r1^ '
.110
.900
.600
.211
.212
.219
.219
.221
.231
.239
.239
.239
.242
.290
.400
.110
.210
.310
.210
.290
.210
BOILER, UNIT 2, COAL
BOILER, NO. 8 POWER
DRYER NO 2 (TISSUE DRYER)
RECOVERY BOILER
SMELT TANK
BROWN STOCK WASHERS
MULTIPLE EFFECT EVAPORATORS
DIGESTERS (2)
LIME KILN
CAUSTICIZER
LIME SLAKER
PRECIPATED CALCIUM CARBONATE (PCC) PLANT
BLEACH PLANT
MATERIAL HANDLING
INCINERATOR, MASS BURNING, 4 EA
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
DUCT BURNERS
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, OIL
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE (2)
*RIDGEWOOD RHODE
ISLAND GENERAT
RI- 01/05/2005
0022 ACT
17.140 4-CATERPILLAR 3520C LEAN BURN ENGINE-GENERATOR SETS
REGION 2
AMERICAN REF-FUEL OF NJ-
ESSEX COU 0007
12/11/1985
ACT
KEYSTONE COGENERATION NJ- 09/06/1991
SYSTEMS, 0015 ACT
21.400 INCINERATOR, MASS BURN, 3
90.019 SILO, LIME, 4 EA
11.110 BOILER (PULVERIZED BITUMINOUS COAL)
11.900 NO. 2 FUEL OIL TANK
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LINDEN COGENERATION
TECHNOLOGY
PRIME ENERGY
(PCLP)
BCUA
*GLOUCESTER COUNTY
RRF
CASIE ECOLOGY OIL
SALVAGE
NJ- 01/21/1992
0011 ACT
NJ- 05/27/1995
0047 ACT
NJ- 09/19/1995
0054 ACT
NJ- 11/03/1995
0051 ACT
NJ- 05/31/1996
0039 ACT
19.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
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.190
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.290
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.130
.150
.400
NJ- 01/24/1997
0035 ACT
AUXILIARY BOILER (FUEL OIL)
COOLING TOWER
LIME SILO
ASH STORAGE SILO, ASH UNLOADING
ASH STORAGE SILO, DISCHARGE TO SILO
RECYCLE ASH SILO
COAL BARGE
COAL SILO BAY
COAL UNLOADING HOPPER
COAL YARD STORAGE
CRUSHER FEED CONVEYOR
CRUSHER, TRANSFER TOWER
DISTRIBUTION TRIPPER, DIST. TO 3 SILOS
DISTRIBUTION TRIPPER, GATE TO CONVEYOR
HOPPER DISCHARGE CONVEYOR, INITIAL POINT
HOPPER DISCHARGE CONVEYOR, TERMINATION POINT
HOPPER UNLOADING FEEDER
LIME SLURRY PLANT
PLANT FEED CONVEYOR, INITIAL POINT
PLANT FEED CONVEYOR, TERMINATION POINT
RECLAIM CONVEYOR
SCRAPER RECLAIMER
STACK OUT CONVEYOR, INITIAL POINT
STACK OUT CONVEYOR, TERMINATION POINT
TRIPPER CONVEYOR
(5) DUCT-FIRED HEAT RECOVERY STEAM BOILER (NAT GAS
(5) DUCT-FIRED HEAT RECOVERY STEAM BOILER (BUTANE)
(5) GE GAS TURBINES (NAT GAS)
(5) GE GAS TURBINES (BUTANE)
TURBINE W/ DUCT BURNER (BUTANE)
TURBINE W/ DUCT BURNER (NAT GAS)
TURBINE (GAS)
TURBINES (OIL)
AUXILIARY BOILER (2)
AUXILIARY BOILER
COMBUSTION TURBINE
COMBUSTION TURBINE (2)
TURBINE WITH DUCT BURNER
TURBINE WITH DUCT BURNER (2)
MECHANICAL DRAFT COOLING TOWER- 3 CELLS
2 GAS ENGINES- 4 STROKE LEAN BURN
2 CAT. GAS ENGINES, LEAN BURN, 4 STROKE, SPARK IGT
WATER WALL INCINERATORS (2)
29.100 KILN, (AFTERBURNER @ 1700 F)
29.100 KILN, (AFTERBURNER @ 1800 F)
29.100 ROTARY KILN DRYER
29.100 SOIL PROCESSING BUILDING
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RECOVERY FACILITY
MCUA
NJ- 05/30/1997
0050 ACT
NJ- 03/09/1999
0053 ACT
PSEG FOSSIL LLC
LINDEN GENERAT
CAMDEN RESOURCE-
RECOVERY FACIL
LIBERTY GENERATING
STATION
NJ- 08/24/2001
0058 ACT
NJ- 03/22/2002
0037 ACT
NJ- 03/28/2002
0043 ACT
VALERO
CONSOLIDATE EDISON
DEVELOPMENT
AES RED OAK LLC
BURLINGTON COUNTY
RESOURCE REC
*MANCHESTER RENEWABLE
POWER COR
SELKIRK COGENERATION
PARTNERS,
NJ-
0065
NJ-
0062
NJ-
0066
NJ-
0067
NJ-
0068
NY-
0045
09/24/2002
ACT
10/22/2002
ACT
02/16/2006
ACT
08/03/2006
ACT
10/06/2006
ACT
04/15/1992
ACT
FRESH KILLS LANDFILL
NY-
0090
RAVENSWOOD GENERATING NY-
STATION 0086
07/06/1998
ACT
09/07/2001
ACT
TRIGEN-NASSAU ENERGY NY- 03/31/2005
CORPORATI 0093 ACT
SAN JUAN RESOURCE
RECOVERY FAC
PR- 09/25/1989
0001 ACT
PUERTO RICO ELECTRIC PR-
POWER AUT 0002
ECOELECTRICA, L.P.
PR-
0004
07/31/1995
ACT
10/01/1996
ACT
21.400 2 MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTORS- WET WALL
13.390 DUCT FIRED HRSG
16.150 LANDFILL GAS TURBINE
16.250 TURBINE WITH HRSG
19.320 OPEN FLARE
15.210 COMBUSTION GAS TURBINES(GE 7FA)( 4 UNITS): COMBINED CYCLE
15.290 COMBUSTION GAS TURBINES(GE 7FA) ( 4 UNITS): COMBINED CYCLE
21.400 4 MASS BURNING WATER WALL INCINERATORS
11.310 DUCT BURNER (3)
12.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 COMBINED CYCLE TURBINE (3)
15.210 COMBINED CYCLE TURBINE WITH DUCT BURNER
17.210 DIESEL FIRE PUMP
17.210 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
99.009 COOLING TOWER (3)- MECHANICAL DRAFT
50.003 FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNIT
13.310 FUEL GAS HEATERS (3 UNITS)
15.200 COMBINED CYCLE NATURAL GAS FIRED COMBUSTION TURBINES( 3)
17.140 LANDFILL GAS FIRED INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES ( 5)
17.140 LANDFILL GAS FUELED RECIPROCATING ENGINES(6)
12.220 DUCT BURNER, FUEL OIL
12.220 DUCT BURNERS (2), FUEL OIL
12.310 DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS
12.310 DUCT BURNERS (2), NAT GAS
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE (79 MW) , NAT GAS
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE (79 MW), OTHER FUELS
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2) (252 MW), FUEL OIL
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2) (252 MW) , NAT GAS
19.320 LANDFILL GAS COLLECTION AND FLARING SYSTEM
11.310 DUCT BURNER
15.110 TURBINE WITHOUT DUCT BURNER (NATURAL GAS)
15.190 TURBINE WITHOUT DUCT BURNER (KEROSENE)
15.110 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
15.110 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER
15.190 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
99.009 COOLING TOWER
21.400 COMBUSTOR, MASS BURN, 3
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINES (3) SPINNING RESERVE, EACH
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINES (3), AT BASE LOAD, EACH
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED-CYCLE COGENERATION
15.250 (2) TURBINES - GAS FIRED
-------
SAN JUAN REPOWERING
PROJECT
COGENERATION PLANT
(AES-PRCP)
PR-
0005
PR-
0007
03/02/2000
ACT
10/29/2001
ACT
99.009 COOLING TOWER
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2)
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2) - 60 % LOAD
17.110 AUXILIARY DIESEL GENERATOR
42.005 LOW SULFUR DIESEL OIL STORAGE TANKS (2)
42.005 NO. 6 RESIDUAL OIL STORAGE TANKS (2)
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.110 2 COAL-FIRED CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILERS
13.310 LIMESTONE DRYER
19.800 DIESEL GENERATOR, EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
19.800 EMERGENCY BOILER FEED PUMP- DIESEL ENGINE
19.800 FIRE PUMP- DIESEL
42.009 STORAGE TANKS- DIESEL FUEL
42.009 STORAGE TANKS- FUEL START-UP TANK
99.009 COOLING TOWER
REGION 3
HAY ROAD POWER
COMPLEX UNITS 5
SPI POLYOLS, INC.
GENERAL CHEMICAL
CORPORATION
CITISTEEL USA, INC.
AES WARRIOR RUN, INC.
PANDA- BRANDYWINE
DRAVO ENERGY
RESOURCES
ELLISBURG COMPRESSOR
STATION
WAYNES BURG PLANT /MON
VALLEY
ORION POWER MIDWEST
LP
EDISON MISSION ENERGY
*MERCK AND COMPANY -
WEST POINT
DE-
0016
DE-
0017
DE-
0018
DE-
0019
MD-
0022
MD-
0028
PA-
0037
PA-
0063
PA-
0107
PA-
0176
PA-
0162
PA-
0193
10/17/2000
ACT
10/26/2001
ACT
11/18/2002
ACT
03/07/2004
ACT
06/03/1994
ACT
06/17/1994
ACT
07/23/1987
ACT
06/13/1989
ACT
08/02/1995
ACT
04/08/1999
ACT
05/25/1999
ACT
08/26/1999
ACT
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15.
15.
15.
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15.
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.190
.210
.210
.001
.015
.999
.510
.110
.210
.290
.400
.130
.110
.110
.110
.110
.220
.310
.110
TURBINES (3), POLLUTANTS OTHER THAN NOX
TURBINES (3), SIMPLE CYCLE, NG DIFFUSION MODE
TURBINES (3), SIMPLE CYCLE, NG PREMIXED MODE
TURBINES (3), COMBINED CYCLE, OIL DIFFUSION MODE
TURBINES (3), SIMPLE CYCLE, OIL DIFFUSION MODE
TURBINES (3), COMBINED CYCLE, NG DIFFUSION MODE
TURBINES (3), COMBINED CYCLE, NG PREMIXED MODE
BATCH TREATMENT OF SPENT NICKLE CATALYST (CATALYST
REGENERATION)
CONTACT SULFURIC ACID PLANT
POTASSIUM NITRITE PLANT
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
ATMOSPHERIC CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER
COMBUSTION TURBINES (2) , COMBINED CYCLE (NG)
COMBUSRION TURBINES (2) , COMBINED CYCLE (FUEL OIL)
INCINERATOR, 2 EA
1C ENGINE, (2)
BOILER, PULVERIZED BIT. COAL. 80 MW COGEN
BOILERS, COAL (3)
BOILER, COAL, PULVERIZED BITUMINOUS, UNIT 3
BOILER, COAL, PULVERIZED BITUMINOUS, UNITS 1, 2
BOILERS, FUEL OIL, (2)
BOILER, NATURAL GAS, (2)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE
&3
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GRAYS FERRY COGEN
PARTNERSHIP
PA- 03/21/2001
0187 ACT
STATE COLLEGE PICTURE
TUBE PLA
SPRINGDALE TOWNSHIP
STATION
NORTHERN TIER
LANDFILL
ORCHARD PARK
GENERATING STATIC
*J & L SPECIALTY
STEEL, INC.
*CONOCOPHILLIPS
COMPANY
*GREENE ENERGY
RESOURCE RECOVER
SUNOCO, INC. (R&M)
*ELLWOOD NATIONAL
STEEL
LEE HY PAVING CORP.
KLOCKNER - PENTAPLAST
OF AM
VIRGINIA DEPT. OF
TRANSPORTATI
VIRGINIA DEPT. OF
TRANSPORTATI
DAN RIVER, INC.
BENDIX ELECTRONICS
ATLANTIC ELECTRIC
REBUILDERS
MERCEDES BENZ TRUCK
CO.
OGDEN/MARTIN SYSTEMS
OF ALEXAN
MEGA CONTRACTORS
STOREYS
TRANSPRINTING, INC.
WOOD PRESERVERS, INC.
SOMERVILLE PACKAGING
PA-
0225
PA-
0228
PA-
0173
PA-
0209
PA-
0214
PA-
0243
PA-
0248
PA-
0250
PA-
0251
VA-
0053
VA-
0079
VA-
0090
VA-
0091
VA-
0020
VA-
0097
VA-
0109
VA-
0133
VA-
0140
VA-
0159
VA-
0168
VA-
0166
VA-
0169
06/06/2001
ACT
07/12/2001
ACT
01/29/2002
ACT
11/08/2002
ACT
04/02/2003
ACT
10/01/2004
ACT
07/08/2005
ACT
02/28/2006
ACT
08/18/2006
ACT
11/14/1986
ACT
05/27/1987
ACT
10/13/1987
ACT
10/13/1987
ACT
12/03/1987
.A ACT
12/07/1987
ACT
02/23/1988
ACT
06/10/1988
ACT
07/26/1988
ACT
01/05/1989
ACT
08/01/1989
ACT
10/12/1989
ACT
11/09/1989
ACT
11 .
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.130
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.600
.006
.110
.003
.210
.290
.003
.900
.016
.290
.290
.019
.019
.019
.019
.019
.999
.900
.002
.400
.003
.023
.120
.014
.021
.021
11.220 AUXILIARY BOILER, FUEL OIL
AUXILIARY BOILER, NATURAL GAS
COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL
COMBUSTION TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
COMBUSTION TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
ANNEALING LEHR, GLASS MELTING OPERATION, (2)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
1C ENGINE
1C ENGINE, GENERATOR
1C ENGINE, GENERATOR
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE, (2)
FCCU FEED HEATER
HYDRODESULFURIZATION UNIT
2 CFB BOILERS
1232 FCCU
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
ENS ANNEALING
MIXER, DRUM DRYER
BOILER, #2 OIL & NAT GAS FIRED
COATING/LAMINATING
HEATER, SPACE
HEATER, SPACE
DRYER, CHEMICAL
PACKAGING, CHEMICAL
PACKAGING/SHIPPING, CHEMICAL
PREHEATER, INDIRECT AIR FIRED
SILO, CHEMICAL
LAB, SILICON MICROMACHINING
OVEN, BURNOUT
PAINT BOOTH, SPRAY
INCINERATOR, MSW
PAVING PLANT, CONCRETE
PRINTING LINES, ROTOGRAVURE, 4
BOILER
MATL. APPLICATION, COATING MACHINE
CARBON ADSORPTION, PER PRESS
PRINTING PRESS, ROTOGRAVURE, 2
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ENERGY RESOURCES OF VA- 12/29/1989
HENRICO, I 0151 ACT
ROANOKE CEMENT
COMPANY
VA- 07/26/1994
0223 ACT
CASELIN SYSTEMS, INC. VA- 12/21/1995
0236 ACT
COMMONWEALTH
CHESAPEAKE POWER
WHITE OAK POWER
CPV CUNNINGHAM CREEK
CHICKAHOMINY POWER
CHICKAHOMINY POWER
ATLANTIC WASTE
DISPOSAL LANDFI
VA- 05/21/1996
0238 ACT
VA- 08/29/2002
0258 ACT
VA- 09/06/2002
0261 ACT
VA- 01/10/2003
0265 ACT
VA- 01/10/2003
0281 ACT
VA- 02/05/2003
0294 ACT
HARRISONBURG RESOURCE VA- 03/24/2003
RECOVER 0271 ACT
ROANOKE CEMENT
CPV WARREN LLC
VIRGINIA TECH
VA- 06/13/2003
0272 ACT
VA- 07/30/2004
0291 ACT
VA- 09/15/2005
0296 ACT
CITY OF HARRISONBURG VA- 11/18/2005
RESOURCE 0297 ACT
* INTERNATIONAL
BIOFUELS, INC
VA-
0298
12/13/2005
ACT
UNITED STATES GYPSUM VA- 06/19/2006
COMPANY 0299 ACT
21.400 BOILER, 2 EA
90.028 #5 CLINKER COOLER
90.028 #5 KILN SYSTEM
90.028 CEMENT KILN/CLINKER COOLER FAC. -- OTHER PROCESSES
21.300 MEDICAL WASTE INCINERATOR (2 UNITS)
90.019 LIME SILO
15.190 TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, OIL-FIRED (3), CT 1,2,3
15.190 TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, OIL-FIRED (4), CT 4,5,6,7
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (4)
15.190 TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (4)
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (4), NATURAL GAS
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (4), FUEL OIL
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (4)
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (4)
19.320 FLARES, 2500 SCFM LGF (2)
19.320 FLARES, 3500 SCFM LFG (3)
19.320 FLARES, COMBINED
13.220 BOILER NO.2
13.310 BOILER NO. 1
13 .900 BOILER NO. 3
16.190 TURBINE SHREDDER
21.400 MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTION
90.028 LIME KILN
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE AND DUCT BURNER (2)
11.110 OPERATION OF BOILER 11
13.900 RESOURCE RECOVERY - WASTE COMBUSTION
19.900 RESOURCE RECOVERY - WASTE COMBUSTION
21.400 RESOURCE RECOVERY - WASTE COMBUSTION
11.120 HEAT ENERGY SYSTEMS FOR PELLET PROCESSING
11.120 WOOD THERMAL OXIDERS FOR WOOD PELLENT PROCESS
30.999 4 FINAL GRIND HAMMERMILL PROCESSING
30.999 PEANUT HULL UNLOADING
30.999 PELLET MILLS PROCESSING
30.999 PRIMARY GRIND HAMMERMILLS
30.999 RAW MATERIAL UNLOADING
30.999 ROTARY AND FUEL DRYER PROCESSING
13.220 BOILER, MIXER HOT WATER
19.600 BURNER, HAMMER MILL, HRA LANDPLASTER
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BETHEL LANDFILL
*INGENCO BRUNSWICK
FACILITY
NORCRAFT COMPANIES
LLC
APPLE GROVE PULP AND WV-
PAPER COM
WESTERN GREENBRIER
CO-GENERATI
VA- 07/25/2006
0301 ACT
VA- 10/19/2006
0302 ACT
VA- 12/15/2006
0300 ACT
WV- 06/17/1996
0016 ACT
WV- 04/26/2006
0024 ACT
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.025
.025
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.212
.231
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.290
.290
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.006
.011
.019
.009
.120
.140
BURNERS, (2) CALCINING HAMMER MILL
DRYING KILN, WET & DRY ZONE BURNERS
DRYING KILN, WET & DRY ZONE END SEAL BURNERS
PAPER FIBER MILL
BALL MILL #1, HRA
BALL MILL #2, HRA
CALCINING HAMMER MILLS
CONVEYING EQUIPMENT
DUNNAGE SYSTEM
END SAW
FEED BIN, HRA LANDPLASTER
FEED BINS, CALCINING HAMMER MILL
GRIZZLY FEEDER
HAMMER MILL, HRA LANDPLASTER
KILN, BOARD DRYING
ROCK CRUSHER
STARCH STORAGE BINS
STORAGE BIN, STUCCO
STUCCO COOLER
STUCCO ROTARY SCREEN
TROMMEL SCREEN
WASTE SCREEN
WASTE SHREDDER
CONTROL SYSTEM FLARES
ENGINE/GENERATORS RECOVERY SYSTEM
DIESEL GENERATOR FOR ELECTRIC
DRYING OVEN SYSTEM
SPRAY BOOTHS FOR CABINETS
WOOD WASTE BOILER
RECOVERY BOILERS, (2)
SMELT TANKS, (2)
LIME KILNS (2)
BLEACH PLANT, (2)
PROCESS EMISSIONS, HVLC
PROCESS EMISSIONS, LVHC
CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER (CFB)
CEMENTITIOUS MATERIAL KILN
COAL HANDLING
LIMESTONE HANDLING
COOLING TOWER
ASH HANDLING
PAVED HAULROADS
REGION 4
GULF STATES PAPER
CORP.
AL- 01/31/1994
0152 ACT
30.231 NO. 3 LIME KILN
-------
TENASKA ALABAMA
GENERATING STA
GPC - GOAT ROCK
COMBINED CYCLE
BIRMINGHAM SLAG
AL-
0132
11/29/1999
ACT
AL- 04/10/2000
0141 ACT
AL- 11/02/2000
0217 ACT
CALHOUN POWER COMPANY AL- 01/26/2001
I, LLC 0167 ACT
TENASKA ALABAMA III
GENERATING
BLOUNT MEGAWATT
FACILITY
INTERNATIONAL PAPER
COMPANY- P
TENASKA TALLADEGA
GENERATING S
AL- 01/29/2001
0187 ACT
AL- 02/05/2001
0169 ACT
AL- 02/21/2001
0201 ACT
AL- 10/03/2001
0179 ACT
DUKE ENERGY AUTAUGA, AL- 10/23/2001
LLC 0181 ACT
DUKE ENERGY DALE, LLC AL- 12/11/2001
0180 ACT
BARTON SHOALS ENERGY
AL- 07/12/2002
0185 ACT
CHEMICAL LIME COMPANY AL- 03/23/2005
- O''NBA 0220 ACT
INTERNATIONAL PAPER - AL- 12/05/2005
MAPLESVI 0219 ACT
PARAGON PANELS OF
ALABAMA, L.L
AL- 04/12/2006
0216 ACT
NUCOR STEEL
TUSCALOOSA, INC.
LOUISIANA PACIFIC
CORPORATION
AL- 06/06/2006
0218 ACT
AL- 06/14/2006
0221 ACT
15.210 TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS, (3)
15.290 TURBINES & DUCT BURNER, OIL, (3)
15.210 (2) NATURAL GAS FIRED COMBINED CYCLE COMB.TURB.
15.210 SIX (6) COMBINED CYCLE ELECTRIC GENERATING UNITS
13.310 NATURAL GAS FIRED FLASH DRYER
90.006 BALL MILL
90.006 BALL MILL SEPARATOR
90.006 BUCKET ELEVATORS
90.006 DEWATERING OF GRANULATED SLAG
90.006 SLAG GRANULATOR
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES (4), NG
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINES (4), OIL
15.110 THREE (3) SIMPLE CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES
15.190 THREE (3) SIMPLE CYCLE CTS
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES
30.211 NO. 1 RECOVERY FURNACE
13.310 30 MMBTU/HR AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 COMBINED CYCLE COMB. TURB. UNITS W/ DUCT FIRING (6
15.290 COMBINED CYCLE COMB. TURB. UNITS W/DUCT FIRING (6)
13.310 31.4 MMBTU/HR NATURAL GAS FIRED BOILER
15.210 2 GE COM. CYCLE UNITS W/HRSG & 550 MMBTU/HR DUCT B
13.310 35 MMBTU/HR NAT. GAS FIRED AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 2 GE 7FA GAS FIRED COMB. CYCLE W/568 MMBTU DUCT B
13.310 TWO (2) 40 MMBTU/H AUXILIARY BOILERS
15.210 FOUR (4) COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINE UNITS
90.011 FUEL HANDLING & STORAGE
90.019 KILN 1 & COOLER
90.019 KILN 2 & COOLER
90.019 KILN DUST BINS & REJECT LIME BINS
90.019 LIME PRODUCT HANDLING & STORAGE
90.019 LIME PRODUCT LOADOUT (TRUCKS & RAILCARS)
90.019 RAW MATERIALS HANDLING
(3) 120 MBF HIGH TEMPERATURE, STEAM HEATED LUMBER DRY KILNS
30.999
FUEL TRANSFER , RECEIVING, STORAGE, AND METERING, BURNER
30-51° FUEL
30.510 WOOD WASTE TRANSFER SYSTEM
30.530 WOOD FIBER PREP/DRYING
30.540 BOARD SIZING AND FINISHING LINE
42.004 FUEL RECEIVING, STORAGE AND METERING
81.210 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
81.290 EQUALIZING FURNACE
19.600 BURNER, START UP/SHUT DOWN, NG
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TECO-BIG BEND STATION
FARMLAND HYDRO, LP
CF INDUSTRIES, INC.
PLANT CITY
CITY OF LAKELAND
ELECTRIC UTIL
IMC FERTILIZER, INC.
LAKE COGEN LIMITED
IMC -AGRI CO CHEMICAL
CO - SOUTH
SEMINOLE FERTILIZER
OKEELANTA
COGENERATION
CEDAR BAY
COGENERATION
U.S. SUGAR CORP
CARGILL
FERTILIZER/RIVERVIEW
MULBERRY PHOSPHATES,
INC.
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
RESOURCES
PINEY POINT
PHOSPHATES
CARGILL FERTILIZER ,
INC. RIVE
FARMLAND HYDRO, L. P.
JEA/BRANDY BRANCH
GENERATING S
LAKE WORTH
GENERATION, LLC
FPC - INTERCESSION
CITY
IPS VANDOLAH POWER
FL-
0003
FL-
0199
FL-
0150
FL-
0142
FL-
0146
FL-
0054
FL-
0153
FL-
0195
FL-
0069
FL-
0255
FL-
0094
FL-
0144
FL-
0172
FL-
0165
FL-
0194
FL-
0197
FL-
0129
FL-
0130
FL-
0223
FL-
0242
FL-
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01/31/1990
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07/17/1991
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07/26/1991
ACT
08/01/1991
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11/20/1991
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04/17/1992
ACT
01/05/1993
ACT
09/27/1993
ACT
11/16/1993
ACT
01/31/1995
ACT
03/07/1995
ACT
08/06/1997
ACT
02/06/1998
ACT
02/17/1998
ACT
10/16/1998
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03/08/1999
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10/14/1999
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11/04/1999
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12/09/1999
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12/16/1999
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BARK BURNER/DRYER
FINISHING AREA
FORMING AREA
MAIN DUST COLLECTION
PAINT BATHS
BOILER, DRY BOTTOM, TANGENTIALLY FIRED
SULFURIC ACID PLANT
SULFURIC ACID PRODUCTION, CONTACT PROCESS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NAT GAS & OIL
SULFURIC ACID PRODUCTION, DOUBLE ABSORPTION PROC
DUCT BURNER, GAS
TURBINE, GAS, 2 EACH
TURBINE, OIL, 2 EACH
SULFURIC ACID PRODUCTION, CONTACT PROCESS
SULFURIC ACID PLANTS 4, 5, AND 6
BOILER, SPREADER STOKER, BIOMASS, (3 UNITS)
COAL FIRED BOILERS, THREE
MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL, COAL CAR UNLOADING
MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL, CRUSHER BLDG & SILO
LIMESTONE MATERIAL HANDLING
MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM, ASH, GROUP 1
MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM, ASH, GROUP 2
BAGASSE BOILER
SULFURIC ACID PRODUCTION
SULFURIC ACID PLANT, DOUBLE ABSORPTION METHOD
MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTOR
SULFURIC ACID PLANT, DOUBLE ABSORPTION PROCESS
SULFURIC ACID PLANT, CONTACT PROCESS
SULFURIC ACID MANUFACTURE
TURBINE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, BACKUP OIL
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
DUCT BURNER
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (3)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (3)
COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NAT GAS
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OSCEOLA POWER,
RELIANT ENERGY.
IPS - SHADY HILL
DADE COUNTY RESOURCE
RECOVERY
CPV GULFCOAST POWER
GENERATING
U.S AGRI-CHEMICALS/FT
MEADE PL
MIDWAY ENERGY CENTER
CPV ATLANTIC POWER
GENERATING
HINES ENERGY COMPLEX,
POWER BL
DUKE ENERGY/ FORT
PIERCE
DEERFIELD BEACH
ENERGY CENTER
POMPANO BEACH ENERGY
CENTER
FORT PIERCE
REPOWERING
FPL MANATEE PLANT -
UNIT 3
HINES ENERGY COMPLEX,
POWER BL
LEE COUNTY WASTE-TO-
ENERGY FAC
PLANT CITY PHOSPHATE
COMPLEX
THOMPSON S . BAKER-
CEMENT PLAN
BROOKSVILLE CEMENT
PLANT (PCS)
GEORGIA PACIFIC
PALATKA MILL
FPL TURKEY POINT
POWER PLANT
CLEWISTON SUGAR MILL
AND REFIN
HINES POWER BLOCK 4
PAYNE CREEK
GENERATING STATION
STOCK ISLAND POWER
PLANT (KEYS
JACKSONVILLE STEEL
MILL (AMERI
TITAN FLORIDA
PENNSUCO CEMENT
FL-
0137
FL-
0191
FL-
0164
FL-
0214
FL-
0237
FL-
0218
FL-
0219
FL-
0216
FL-
0249
FL-
0228
FL-
0229
FL-
0252
FL-
0245
FL-
0256
FL-
0258
FL-
0260
FL-
0267
FL-
0268
FL-
0264
FL-
0263
FL-
0262
FL-
0265
FL-
0266
FL-
0272
FL-
0269
FL-
0270
12/28/1999
ACT
01/03/2000
ACT
07/21/2000
ACT
02/05/2001
ACT
02/06/2001
ACT
02/14/2001
ACT
05/03/2001
ACT
06/04/2001
ACT
06/15/2001
ACT
07/15/2001
ACT
08/15/2001
ACT
08/15/2001
ACT
04/15/2003
ACT
09/08/2003
ACT
10/13/2003
ACT
06/01/2004
ACT
11/05/2004
ACT
12/20/2004
ACT
01/06/2005
ACT
02/08/2005
ACT
02/11/2005
ACT
06/08/2005
ACT
06/29/2005
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09/12/2005
ACT
09/21/2005
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12/02/2005
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.110
.210
.210
.290
.400
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.028
.700
.210
.400
.210
.110
.100
.290
.028
COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, BACKUP OIL
TURBINE, NAT GAS & FUEL OIL
COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, BACKUP OIL (3)
COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NAT GAS (3)
MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTORS, 4 UNITS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
ABSORBER
COMBUSTION TURBINE, ELECTRICAL GENERATORS (3)
COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINE, NOMINAL 245 MW
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, 2
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, 2
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (8)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, BACKUP OIL (3)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NAT. GAS (3)
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE NAT. GAS (3)
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, BACKUP OIL (3)
DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (4)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
COMBUSTION TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS,2
COMBUSTION TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, 2, FUEL OIL
COMBUSTOR, MSW
ABSORBER
IN LINE KILN/RAW MILL WITH ESP AND SNCR
125 TPH CLINKER KILN AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT
WOOD CUTTING PROCESS
170 MW COMBUSTION TURBINE, 4 UNITS
85 TPH WHITE SUGAR DRYER
COMBINED CYCLE TURBINE
SIMPLE CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES
SIMPLE CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINE
SECONDARY METAL PRODUCTION -STEELMAKING
KILN WITH IN LINE RAW MILL
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NORTH COUNTY RESOURCE FL- 01/30/2006
RECOVERY 0273 EST
SUMTER/CENTER HILL FL- 02/07/2006
CEMENT PLAN 0281 ACT
AMERICAN CEMENT FL- 02/10/2006
COMPANY 0282 ACT
BRANFORD CEMENT PLANT FL- 03/30/2006
(SUWANNE 0271 EST
TEC/POLK POWER ENERGY FL- 04/28/2006
STATION 0279 ACT
JACKSONVILLE STEEL FL- 05/05/2006
MILL 0283 ACT
TREASURE COAST ENERGY FL- 05/30/2006
CENTER 0280 ACT
*HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY FL- 11/03/2006
RESOURCE R 0284 ACT
QUEBECOR WORLD KRI
AUGUSTA
KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN
POWER, LLC
GA- 01/07/2004
0124 ACT
KY- 05/04/2001
0079 ACT
EAST KENTUCKY POWER
COOP., INC
THOROUGHBRED
GENERATING STATIC
KY-
0086
08/04/2002
ACT
KY- 10/11/2002
0084 ACT
TOYOTA MOTOR
MANUFACTURING KEN
MONTICELLO MILL
MONTICELLO MILL
KY- 07/30/2004
0097 ACT
MS- 05/14/2004
0078 ACT
MS- 03/04/2005
0077 ACT
KINGSFORD MS- 09/09/2005
MANUFACTURING COMPAN 0081 ACT
DUPONT DELISLE
FACILITY
MS- 11/08/2005
0082 ACT
21.500 SLUDGE DRYER NO. 1 AND NO. 2
90.028 CEMENT PYROPROCESSING SYSTEM
90.028 CEMENT PYROPROCESSING SYSTEM
90.028 KILN W/IN LINE RAW MILL W/ SNCR AND BAGHOUSE
15.110 SIMPLE CYCLE GAS TURBINE
81.390 NEW BILLET REHEAT FURNACE
15.200 COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINE
21.400 COOLING TOWER
21.400 LIME AND CARBON STORAGE SILO
21.400 MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTION
41.022 ROTOGRAVURE WEB PRESS #311
11.110 BOILER, CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED UNITS 1 & 2
90.011 MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL PREP SYSTEM
90.019 MATERIAL HANDLING, LIMESTONE PREP SYSTEM
90.019 MILL/DRYER, LIMESTONE
11.110 BOILER, CFB, COAL
11.110 BOILER, COAL, (2)
11.220 BOILER, AUXILIARY, DIESEL
90.011 COAL HANDLING AND STORAGE
90.024 FGD REAGENT PREP HANDLING, LIME
41.002 PAINT BOOTHS & OVENS, EXTERIOR MOLDED, A/B
41.002 PAINTING, BUMPER
30.211 BOILER, NO. 1 RECOVERY
30.211 BOILER, NO. 2 RECOVERY
19.600 AIR HEATER, PETROLEUM COKE
30.231 LIME KILN
81.190 GRINDING MILL, PETROLEUM COKE
81.190 STORAGE SILO, PULVERIZED PETROLEUM COKE
81.190 STORAGE SILO, RAW PETROLEUM COKE
30.100 AFTER COMBUSTION CHAMBER (ACC) THERMAL OXIDIZER (AA-002)
30.100 BRIQUET COOLERS AND DRYERS (2 EACH)
30.100 CHAR TRUCK LOADOUT (AA-003)
30.100 MATERIAL HANDLING AND TRANSFER
30.100 MATERIALS HANDLING AND TRANSFER OPERATIONS
30.100 PACKAGING LINES A AND B (AC-003 AND AC-004)
30.100 WOOD RECEIPT (AA-001A)
30.100 WOOD STORAGE (AA-001B)
LINE 1 AND 2 HCL RECOVERY REACTION FUME DISPOSALS (AC-101
62'999 AND AC-201)
62.999 LINE 1 PIGMENT DRYING PROCESS (AJ-101)
TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDE PURIFICATION PROCESS COMMON STACK
62-9" (AG-101)
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TERRA MISSISSIPPI
NITROGEN, IN
CHEVRON PRODUCTS
COMPANY, PASC
PCS PHOSPHATE
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA -
PCS PHOSPHATE COMPANY
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
CAROLINA -
INTERNATIONAL PAPER -
ROANOKE
INTERNATIONAL PAPER -
RIEGELWO
HOOKER FURNITURE
COMPANY
NOMACO, INC. -
YOUNGSVILLE
NOMACO, INC. -
TARBORO
AVOCA, INC.
MS-
0083
MS-
0084
NC-
0099
NC-
0105
NC-
0088
NC-
0106
NC-
0108
NC-
0107
NC-
0104
NC-
0109
NC-
0110
NC-
0111
01/11/2006
ACT
10/20/2006
ACT
07/14/2000
ACT
08/21/2003
ACT
09/24/2003
ACT
02/10/2004
ACT
03/03/2004
ACT
03/18/2004
ACT
04/02/2004
ACT
04/14/2004
ACT
04/23/2004
ACT
07/29/2004
ACT
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61.
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30 .
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49.
49.
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64 .
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64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
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.012
.300
.015
.110
.015
.310
.211
.211
.025
.999
.999
.200
.002
.002
.002
.003
.003
.003
.003
.003
.004
.004
.004
AMMONIUM NITRATE FERTILIZER PLANT COMBINED STACK
AMMONIUM NITRATE PRILL TOWER AND EVAPORATOR
BOILER
SULFURIC ACID PLANT, NO. 3
EMERGENCY GENERATORS
SULFURIC ACID PLANT NO. 4
MANNING STEAM PLANT (TWO BOILERS)
NO. 7 RECOVERY FURNACE
NO. 5 RECOVERY BOILER
WOOD FURNITURE FINISHING
EXTRUDERS
EXTRUDERS
THREE NO. 2 FUEL-OIL FIRED BOILERS
BOTANICAL EXTRACTION EQUIPMENT LEAKS
RECOVERY OPERATION EQUIPMENT LEAKS
ROTOCEL OPERATION EQUIPMENT LEAKS
BOTANICAL EXTRACTION PROCESS VENTS
RECOVERY OPERATION ARCON TANK PROCESS VENT
RECOVERY OPERATION STRIPPER / STRIPPER RECEIVER PROCESS
VENT
RECOVERY OPERATION STRIPPER / STRIPPER RECEIVER PROCESS
VENT
ROTOCEL OPERATION PROCESS VENTS
RECOVERY OPERATION PROCESS/STORAGE TANKS
ROTOCEL OPERATION SOLVENT RECYCLE TANKS
ROTOCEL OPERATION SOLVENT RECYCLE TANKS
NUCOR STEEL
64.006
64.006
64.006
BOTANICAL EXTRACTION WASTEWATER TANKS AND OTHER SIMILAR
VESSELS
RECOVERY OPERATION WASTEWATER TANKS AND OTHER SIMILAR
VESSELS
ROTOCEL OPERATION WASTEWATER TANKS AND OTHER SIMILAR
VESSELS
NC-
0112
11/23/2004
ACT
11.300 NATURAL GAS DIRECT FIRED REHEAT FURNACE
17.110
81.210
81.290
81.290
81.290
99.009
99.150
DIESEL FIRED EMERGENCY GENERATORS AND DIESEL FIRED
EMERGENCY WATER PUMPS
MELT SHOP
MELT SHOP ROOF MONITORS
RAW MATERIAL STORAGE SILOS
SLAG HANDLING PROCESS
COOLING TOWERS
UNPAVED ROADS
FORSYTE ENERGY PLANT
NC-
0101
09/29/2005
ACT
12.310 AUXILLIARY BOILER
15.210 TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, COMBINED CYCLE, NAT GAS, 3
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (3)
15.290 TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, 3
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WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES SC-
0015
UNION CAMP PULP AND
PAPER MILL
SC-
0016
BROAD RIVER INVESTORS SC-
- GAFFNE 0065
COLUMBIA ENERGY LLC
SC-
0061
COLUMBIA ENERGY
CENTER 1-26 &
WEYERHEAUSER COMPANY- SC-
MARLBORO 0083
SANTEE COOPER CROSS
GENERATING
SC-
0104
09/29/1988
ACT
05/01/1989
ACT
12/21/2000
ACT
04/09/2001
ACT
SC- 04/09/2001
0071 ACT
12/10/2002
ACT
02/05/2004
ACT
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (3)
17.210 1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY FIREWATER PUMP
17.210 1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
99.003 COOLING TOWER
11.310 BOILER, GAS FIRED
11.900 BOILER
30.211 BOILER, RECOVERY, #1
30.212 DISSOLVING TANK #1, SMELT
30.219 EVAPORATOR, MULTIPLE EFFECT
30.219 SLAKER #1, GREEN LIQUOR
30.219 TANK, ACCUMULATOR
30.219 WASHER, BROWN STOCK
30.231 KILN #1, LIME
30.242 GENERATOR, GAS, CHLORINE DIOXIDE
30.242 PLANT, BLEACHING
11.900 BOILER, WOODWASTE/BARK/OIL/COAL FIRED
30.211 BOILER, RECOVERY, #2
30.212 TANK, SMELT DISSOLVING, #1
30.212 TANK, SMELT DISSOLVING, #2
30.219 EVAPORATOR SET #2
30.219 FURNACE, RECOVERY #1
30.219 STRIPPING SYSTEM #2, CONDENSATE
30.219 WASHING SYSTEM #2, BROWN STOCK
30.221 DIGESTER SYSTEM #2
30.239 SLAKER, GREEN LIQUOR, #2
30.242 PLANT, BLEACH, #2
30.242 PLANT, CHLORINE DIOXIDE, #1
90.019 KILN, LIME, #2
13.310 HOT WATER HEATERS, NAT. GAS (2)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES, NATURAL GAS (2)
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINES, NATURAL GAS (2)- STEAM INJ
11.220 BOILERS, FUEL OIL (2)
11.310 BOILERS, NATURAL GAS (2)
13.310 HOT WATER HEATERS (2)
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (2)
15.290 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, DISTILLATE FUEL OIL (2)
42.005 STORAGE TANKS, DISTILLATE FUEL OIL (2)
11.220 BOILER, AUXILIARY, FUEL OIL, (2)
11.310 BOILERS, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS, (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (2)
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (2)
30.211 NO. 1 RECOVERY FURNACE
30.212 SMELT DISSOLVING TANK
30.219 INCINERATOR, NCG
11.110 BOILER, NO. 3 AND NO. 4
90.011 COAL HANDLING
90.019 LIMESTONE HANDLING
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DIXIE CEMENT CO.
HAYWOOD ENERGY
CENTER, LLC
HOEGANAES CORP.
TN- 09/10/1981
0006 ACT
TN- 02/01/2002
0144 ACT
TN- 12/31/2003
0157 ACT
SONOCO-PHOENIX
TN- 06/28/2006
0158 ACT
90.019 LIMESTONE STORAGE PILE
90.019 LIMESTONE TRUCK UNLOADING
99.009 COOLING TOWERS (2)
90.028 COOLER, CLINKER
90.028 KILN
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, W/ DUCT FIRING
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, W/O DUCT FIRING
81.210 STEEL MELT SHOP
81.220 LADLE METALLURGY FACILITY
81.290 ANNEALING FURNACES
81.290 ROTARY KILN
41.004 CAN END MANUFACTURING
REGION 5
ALCOGRAVURE fol± 03/01/1985
ARCHER DANIELS IL- 03/28/2003
MIDLAND COMPANY 0099 ACT
ARCHER DANIELS IL- 10/27/2003
MIDLAND COMPANY 0098 ACT
AVENTINE RENEWABLE IL- 11/01/2005
ENERGY, INC 0102 ACT
CONTINENTAL TIRE IL- 06/23/2006
NORTH AMERICA 0101 ACT
OGDEN MARTIN SYSTEMS IN- 03/24/1986
OF INDIAN 0026 ACT
41.
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
99.
21.
.022
.120
.210
.120
.120
.120
.190
.190
.230
.290
.290
.140
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.900
PRESS, ROTOGRAVURE
ETHYL ALCOHOL PRODUCTION
GLUTEN DRYER
FEED DEWATERING, MASH PREPARATION
FERMENTATION
MISCELLANEOUS UNITS
COOLING TOWER
LEAKING COMPONENTS
FEED STORAGE / LOADING
FEED COOLING / TRANSPORT SYSTEM
GRAIN MILLING
ROADWAYS AND OTHER FUGITIVE DUST
CURING PRESSES
MIXERS, NON-SILICA NON-PRODUCTIVE RUBBER
MIXERS, PRODUCTIVE RUBBER
MIXERS, SILICA FORMULATION, NON-PRODUCTIVE RUBBER
RUBBER MIXERS AND CURING PRESSES
INCINERATOR, MASS BURN, 3 EA
AUBURN NUGGET
IN- 05/31/2005
0119 ACT
81.290 GREEN BALL DRYER - HEATED AIR
81.290 GREEN BALL DRYER - NG
81.290 ORE DRYER
81.290 PRODUCT SEPARATOR/DRYER
81.290 ROTARY HEARTH FURNACE
81.290 SILOS
81.530 ROADS
90.011 COAL CAR UNLOADING
90.011 COAL DRYERS
99.009 COOLING TOWER
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CE - RESOURCE
RECOVERY SYSTEMS
JACKSON COUNTY BOARD
OF PUBLIC
FORD MOTOR CO.,
DEARBORN GLASS
KENT COUNTY DEPT. OF
PUBLIC WO
ORGANIC CHEMICALS,
INC.
CASTLE MEDICAL
DISPOSAL
DETROIT
EDISON/CONNORS CREEK
S
ALCHEM ALUMINUM
SUMPTER ENERGY - PINE
TREE ACR
THE DOW CHEMICAL
COMPANY
GRAYLING GENERATING
STATION
MINERGY DETROIT LLC
*GENERAL MOTORS-
DELTA TOWNSHIP
SUMPTER ENERGY (AT
CITY SAND)
*GENERAL MOTORS -
LANSING CRAFT
MI-
0039
MI-
0066
MI-
0046
MI-
0090
MI-
0110
MI-
0218
MI-
0259
MI-
0301
MI-
0299
MI-
0329
MI-
0285
MI-
0297
MI-
0326
MI-
0317
11/09/1984
ACT
03/18/1986
ACT
01/30/1987
ACT
09/15/1987
ACT
02/27/1989
ACT
05/21/1991
ACT
02/18/2000
ACT
05/02/2000
ACT
07/24/2001
ACT
09/06/2001
ACT
09/18/2001
ACT
09/20/2001
ACT
09/26/2001
ACT
12/07/2001
ACT
21.
21.
41.
21.
64 .
21.
11.
13 .
13 .
19.
82 .
82 .
82 .
17.
21.
11.
21.
19.
19.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
42 .
99.
17.
.400
.400
.999
.400
.000
.300
.310
.310
.310
.600
.129
.129
.129
.150
.200
.190
.500
.600
.900
.002
.002
.002
.002
.002
.002
.002
.002
.002
.002
.999
.009
.999
.150
BOILER, WATER WALL, 3
INCINERATOR, MASS BURN, 2 TOTAL
COATING, LOW EMISSIVITY GLASS
BOILER, SOLID WASTE, 2 EA
DISTILLATION, VACUUM
INCINERATOR, 2
4 GAS FIRED BOILERS
FLUES
REVERBERATORY FURNACES
CRUCIBLE HEATERS/STATIONS
CRUSHER
DROSS HANDLING AND LOADOUT
SIDE-WELLS
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
INCINERATOR, ROTARY KILN, HAZARDOUS WASTE
BOILER, MIXED FUEL (WOOD & TIRES) , SPREADER STROKE
SLUDGE INCINERATOR/GLASS FURNACE
HEATERS, NON-BOILER
START UP/ ROLL TEST
DEADENER
ELECTROCOAT
FOAM
GLASS INSTALLATION
GUIDECOAT
REPAIR, FINAL & SPOT
SEALERS AND ADHESIVES
SOLVENTS
SOUND DAMP
TOPCOAT
MAINTENANCE BOOTHS
TANKS , STORAGE
VEHICLE FUEL FILL
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
MI- 04/02/2002
0351 ACT
41.002 DEADENER APPLICATION
41.002 ELECTROCOAT
41.002 GLASS INSTALLATION
41.002 GUIDECOAT
41.002 REPAIR BOOTH
41.002 RIGID FOAM INJECTION
41.002 SEALERS AND ADHESIVES
41.002 SOUND DAMPENING APPLICATION
41.002 TOPCOATS
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MIRANT WYANDOTTE LLC
ALCHEM ALUMINUM, INC.
MACSTEEL DIVISION
WESTERN LIME
CORPORATION
INDECK-NILES, LLC
BERRIEN ENERGY, LLC
WYANDOTTE DEPARTMENT
OF MUNICI
MONROE POWER PLANT
ST. CLAIR POWER PLANT
MARATHON PETROLEUM
DETROIT REF
SEVERSTAL NORTH
AMERICA, INC.
MONROE POWER PLANT
HENNEPIN ENERGY
RESOURCE CO.
BOISE CASCADE
LSP - COTTAGE GROVE,
L.P.
MANKATO ENERGY CENTER
3M HUTCHINSON
ERIE NUGGET
MI-
0365
MI-
0358
MI-
0376
MI-
0383
MI-
0327
MI-
0366
MI-
0382
MI-
0381
MI-
0380
MI-
0378
MI-
0377
MI-
0379
MN-
0009
MN-
0011
MN-
0035
MN-
0054
MN-
0056
MN-
0061
01/28/2003
ACT
04/04/2003
ACT
12/08/2003
ACT
01/30/2004
ACT
04/21/2004
ACT
04/13/2005
ACT
05/26/2005
ACT
11/15/2005
ACT
01/04/2006
ACT
01/05/2006
ACT
01/31/2006
ACT
03/03/2006
ACT
01/27/1987
ACT
05/12/1989
ACT
11/10/1998
ACT
12/04/2003
ACT
04/21/2004
ACT
06/26/2005
ACT
49.
15.
82 .
82 .
82 .
81.
90 .
15.
15.
11 .
11 .
11.
50 .
81.
81.
11.
21.
11.
12 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
90 .
12 .
12 .
15.
15.
17.
11.
13 .
15.
15.
17.
17.
41.
41.
17.
81.
.008
.210
.121
.129
.129
.210
.019
.110
.210
.190
.110
.110
.003
.230
.290
.110
.400
.310
.310
.211
.211
.212
.219
.242
.019
.220
.310
.210
.290
.110
.310
.310
.210
.210
.110
.210
.018
.018
.110
.290
CLEANUP SOLVENTS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
4 REVERBERATORY FURNACES .
CHIP DRYER
CRUSHER
2 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACES
LIME KILN
4 GAS TURBINES WITH HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS
3 COMBUSTION TURBINES AND DUCT BURNERS
BOILER NO. 8
BOILER NO. 4
BOILERS NO. 1 AND NO. 2
FCCU CATALYST REGENERATION
C FURNACE CASTHOUSE
BLAST FURNACE STOVES
BOILER NO. 1
INCINERATOR, MSW
BOILER, NAT GAS FIRED
BOILER, NAT GAS FIRED
BOILER, RECOVERY
STRIPPER/HEAT RECOVERY/CONDENSER/EVAPORATOR
SMELT TANK
WASHER, BROWN STOCK
PLANT, BLEACH
KILN, LIME
BOILERS, AUXILIARY, 2, FUEL OIL
BOILERS, AUXILIARY, 2, NAT GAS
GENERATOR, COMBUS TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS
GENERATOR, COMBUS TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, FUEL OIL
ENGINE, DIESEL, EMERGENCY FIRE PUMP
DUCT BURNER, 2 EACH
BOILER, COMMERCIAL
COMBUSTION TURBINE, LARGE 2 EACH
COMBUSTION TURBINE, LARGE, 2 EACH
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE, LARGE
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE, SMALL
8L COATING LINE
LT3 COATING LINE
BACK-UP GENERATOR
FLUX PULVERIZER #1 AND #2
-------
MANKATO
HIGH BRIDGE
GENERATING PLANT
HEARTLAND CORN
PRODUCTS
NORTHSHORE MINING
COMPANY
3M COMPANY, 3M
HUTCH INSON TAPE
3M HUTCHINSON TAPE
PLANT
ANDERSEN-MAIN
NORTHERN STATES POWER MN-
CO. DBA
OHIO MEDICAL
ANESTHETICS
PERSTORP POLYOLS
NORTON ENERGY
STORAGE, LLC
MN-
0065
MN-
0060
MN-
0062
MN-
0064
MN-
0034
MN-
0063
MN-
0067
MN-
0066
OH-
0057
OH-
0159
OH-
0264
06/28/2005
ACT
08/12/2005
ACT
12/22/2005
ACT
03/22/2006
ACT
04/19/2006
ACT
04/19/2006
ACT
05/04/2006
ACT
05/16/2006
ACT
04/02/1984
ACT
08/24/1988
ACT
05/23/2002
ACT
81.
81.
81.
81.
81.
81.
90 .
90 .
90 .
99.
99.
70 .
15.
12 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
41.
41.
41.
30 .
30 .
12 .
15.
69.
63 .
63 .
63 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
13 .
.290
.290
.290
.290
.290
.290
.011
.011
.011
.140
.190
.350
.210
.310
.120
.120
.120
.120
.120
.120
.120
.120
.120
.031
.031
.031
.031
.018
.999
.018
.700
.700
.310
.210
.011
.999
.999
.999
.004
.004
.004
.004
.006
.310
GREEN BALL DRYER
MATERIAL TRANSFER OPERATIONS
PRODUCT COOLER
PRODUCT SEPARATOR
RAIL LOADOUT
ROTARY HEARTH FURNACE
COAL & FLUX UNLOADING
COAL PULVERIZER #1
COAL PULVERIZER #2
FUGITIVES FROM PAVED ROADS
FUGITIVES FROM STORAGE PILES
SOYBEAN OIL EXTRACTION
2 COMBINED-CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES
BOILER
DDGS COOLING CYCLONE
DDGS DRYING OPERATION #1
DDGS DRYING OPERATION #2
DISTILATION
FERMENTATION #1
FERMENTATION #2
GRAIN HANDLING
HAMMER MILLS #1
HAMMER MILLS #2
CONCENTRATOR BINS (WEST STORAGE BINS #2, #3, #4, #5, #6
#7, #8, #9 AND #10)
FURNACE 5 DISCHARGE
FURNACE 5 HOOD EXHAUST (WASTE GAS (#501, #502, #503)
TERTIARY CRUSHING (CRUSHER LINE 4 AND CRUSHER LINE 104)
ST5 AND ST6 COATING LINES
LM3 COATING LINE
VOYAGER COATING LINE
WOOD MILLING/SANDING, CUTTING, SAWING, ETC.
WOOD MILLING/SANDLING, CUTTING, SAWING, ETC.
BOILER, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE (2)
MFG/STORAGE OF FORANE
BAGGING, FORMATE
IMP & FORMATE
TANK, IMP, 2
TANK, BUTYRALDEHYDE
TANK, CONDENSATION
TANK, FORMALDEHYDE
TANK, FORMIC ACID
TANK, WATER/FORMALDEHYDE
FUEL SUPPLY HEATERS (9)
-------
CARBON LIMESTONE LFG
CHARTER STEEL
OH-
0260
OH-
0276
JOHNS MANVILLE
DEFIANCE, PLANT
TOLEDO EDISON CO.
BAYSHORE P
AKRON THERMAL ENERGY OH-
CORPORATI 0286
BIOMASS ENERGY, LLC- OH-
SOUTH POIN 0269
OWENS CORNING MEDINA
OH-
0288
PSI ENERGY-MADISON
STATION
OH-
0275
DAIMLER CHRYSLER
CORPORATION R
DAIMLER CHRYSLER
CORPORATION A
04/10/2003
ACT
04/14/2003
ACT
OH- 05/22/2003
0293 ACT
OH- 07/31/2003
0231 ACT
12/16/2003
ACT
01/05/2004
ACT
06/14/2004
ACT
08/24/2004
ACT
OH- 08/31/2004
0278 ACT
OH- 09/02/2004
0279 ACT
13.310 RECUPERATOR PRE-HEATERS (9)
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE (9), COMB CYCLE W/O DUCT BURNER
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINES (9), COMB CYCLE W DUCT BURNER
99.003 COOLING TOWERS (3), MECHANICAL INDUCED DRAFT
17.140 1C ENGINES (16)
13.310 BOILER FOR VACUUM OXYGEN DEGASSER VESSEL
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
81.340 LADLE METALLURGY FURNACE
81.340 LADLE PREHEATER AND DRYER, 6 UNITS
81.340 TUNDISH PREHEATER, 3 UNITS
81.350 CONTINUOUS CASTER
81.380 HANDLING OF STEEL SCRAP
81.380 SILOS CARBON, LIME, AND DUST
81.390 SLAG PROCESSING OPERATION
81.390 VACUUM OXYGEN DEGASSER VESSEL W/ FLARE
81.390 VACUUM OXYGEN DEGASSER W/O FLARE
90.033 FIBER GLASS FORMING AND COLLECTION, LINE 23
90.033 FIBER GLASS FORMING AND COLLECTION, LINE 24
11.110 BOILER, CFB, COKE/COAL-FIRED
90.019 LIMESTONE CRUSHING, SIZING, AND CONVEYING
90.019 LIMESTONE DRYER
99.190 COKE AND FLY ASH TRANSFERRING AND CONVEYING
99.190 COKE STORAGE
12.900 INDUSTRIAL-SIZED BOILERS (2 UNITS)
11.220 AUXILIARY BOILER, FUEL OIL
11.310 AUXILIARY BOILER, NATURAL GAS
12.120 WOOD FIRED BOILERS (7)
30.999 WOOD HANDLING SYSTEM
19.200 THERMAL INCINERATOR, JZ
19.200 THERMAL INCINERATOR, PCC
90.004 OXIDIZED ASPHALT FIXED ROOF STORAGE TANKS (3)
90.034 ALPHALT COATER/SURGE TANK #2
90.034 ASPHALT BLOWING STILLS/CONVERTORS (3)
90.034 ASPHALT COATER/SURGE TANK #1
90.034 ASPHALT FILLER MIXER #1
90.034 COOLING SECTION (2)
90.034 GROUP 1 ASPHALT LOADING RACK #3
90.034 GROUP 2 ASPHALT LOADING RACK #4
677 MW POWER PLANT,8 SIMPLE-CYCLE COMB TURB,FIRED W/DIESEL
15-10° FUEL OIL
15.100 677 MW POWER PLANT,8 SIMPLE-CYCLE COMB TURB,FIRED W/NAT GAS
17.110 EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR, 2
17.210 EMERGENCY DIESEL FIRE PUMP
19.900 AIR SUPPLY MAKE UP UNITS (20 UNITS)
41.003 MISCELLANEOUS SOLVENTS AND CLEANING
13.900 HOT WATER BOILER, W/ #2 FUEL OIL
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OHIO EDISON CO.-WEST OH-
LORAIN PL 0291
JOHNS MANVILLE
INTERNATIONAL,
OH-
0301
11/17/2004
ACT
06/02/2005
ACT
MILLER BREWERIES EAST OH- 07/28/2005
INC. 0300 ACT
REPUBLIC ENGINEERED OH- 08/30/2005
PRODUCTS, 0302 ACT
FDS COKE
OH- 09/20/2005
0297 ACT
G. E. AIRCRAFT
ENGINES PEEBLES
WAUSAU PAPERS
FORT JAMES
CORPORATION
OH- 09/27/2005
0299 ACT
WI- 10/28/1993
0076 ACT
WI-
0099
MINERGY - FOX VALLEY WI-
GLASS AGG 0183
01/25/1996
ACT
04/30/1996
ACT
WAUPACA FOUNDARY
PLANT I
WI-
0179
WAUPACA FOUNDRY PLANT WI-
- 2 & 3 0159
07/01/1998
ACT
07/16/1999
ACT
13.900 HOT WATER BOILER, W/ NATURAL GAS, 2 UNITS
19.900 AIR SUPPLY MAKE UP UNITS
NAT GAS DRYING OVENS,4,FOR 4 AUTOMOTIVE OFF-LINE REPAIR
19-9°° BOOTHS
41.002 BLACKOUT SPRAY BOOTH
41.002 INTERIOR TOUCH-UP
41.002 MISCELANEOUS SOLVENTS
41.002 WINDOW INSTALLATION SEALERS AND PRIMERS
41.002 WINDOW INSTALLATION-GLASS ADHESION BODY PRIMERS
41.003 AUTOMOTIVE OFF-LINE REPAIR BOOTHS (4 UNITS)
41.003 AUTOMOTIVE OFF-LINE REPAIR W/INFRARED CURING DRYER, SANDING
41.003 CLEAN-SHOP REPAIR
42.005 GASOLINE DISPENSING FACILITY
15.110 SIMPLE CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES (5) W/ NATURAL GAS
15.190 SIMPLE CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES (5) W/ DISTILLATE OIL
90.033 ELECTRIC GLASS MELTER (3)
90.033 FORMING AND COLLECTION (7)
90.033 GDC OVEN(2)
90.033 PRODUCT FINISHING UNITS (8)
90.033 RAW MATERIAL RECEIVING
90.033 SEAR ROLL AND CURING OVEN (8)
70.190 CAN FILLING LINE, Cl
70.190 COLD SERVICES
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
81.340 LADLE METALLURGY FURNACE
81.370 LADLE DRYERS/PREHEATERS (2)
81.111 COKE OVEN BATTERIES, (2) W/ 168 OVENS, PUSHING
81.112 COKE OVEN BATTERIES, (2) W/ 168 OVENS, BATTERY STACK
81.115 COKE OVEN BATTERIES, (2) W/ 168 OVENS, CHARGING
81.115 COKE OVEN BATTERIES, CHARGING FUGITIVES
81.190 COKE OVEN BATTERIES, (2), HRSG BYPASS (6)
81.190 QUENCH TOWER (2)
99.140 ROADWAYS
19.700 JET ENGINE TEST STAND 7
11.290 BOILER, FUEL OIL
11.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
21.500 WASTEWATER SLUDGE FIRED FLUIDIZED BED BOILER
11.900 P10, S10 350 MMBTU/H CYCLONE FURNACE
90.016 P30, S30 LIMESTONE SILO TRANSPORT AIR EXHAUST
99.120 P20, S20 FLYASH SILO VOLUME DISPLACEMENT VENT
99.120 P40, S40 FLYASH SILO PNEUMATIC EXHAUSTER
81.450 DISA LINE 2, POURING / MODEL COOLING
81.460 DISA LINE 3, SHAKE-OUT, P33 B
81.460 DISA LINE 2, SHAKE-OUT, P33
81.410 CUPOLA, P51, S51
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CHARTER STEEL
DIVISION
WISCONSIN ELECTRIC
COMPANY - G
WI-
0098
WI-
0177
WAUPACA FOUNDRY INC.
- PLANT 1
WI-
0173
MANITOWOC PUBLIC
UTILITIES
WI-
0225
STORA ENSO NORTH
AMERICA - WAT
WPS - WESTON PLANT
PORT WASHINGTON
GENERATING STA
WI-
0226
WI-
0227
WPS - WESTON PLANT
WI-
0228
06/09/2000
ACT
06/26/2000
ACT
07/11/2000
ACT
12/03/2003
ACT
WI- 07/29/2004
0229 ACT
08/27/2004
ACT
10/13/2004
ACT
10/19/2004
ACT
81.490 MOLTEN IRON HANDLING & ALLOY ADDITION, P44 S44
81.310 MELTING SHOP (ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE)
81.390 HOT ROLLING MILL
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, GENERATOR (NG)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, GENERATOR (OIL)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, P38 (NG)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, P38 (OIL)
81.450 WEST MILLROOM CAST HANDLING P67, S26
81.490 LINE 1 & 2 GRINDING - P69, S29
81.490 LINE 3 & 4 GRINDING - P68, S27
81.490 PELLETIZER - P66, S12
90.024 GATE X SPRUE SAND BUCKET ELEVATOR
11.110 CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER (ELECTRIC GENERATION)
90.011
90.011
90.011
90.011
90.019
90.019
ASH STORAGE SILO (P14, S14)
FUEL CRUSHING (Pll)
SOLID FUEL RAILCAR / TRUCK UNLOADING, STORAGE (FUG. F21,
F22)
SOLID FUEL STORAGE SILO (P12 / S12)
LIME RAILCAR / TRUCK UNLOADING (F23)
LIME STORAGE SILO
22.200 WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
13.310 NATURAL GAS FIRED BOILER
13.310 GAS HEATER (P06, S06)
13.310 NATURAL GAS FIRED AUXILLIARY BOILER
16.210 COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES (4 W/ DUCT BURNER, HRSG)
17.210 DIESEL ENGINE GENERATOR (P05 / SOS)
42.005 FUEL OIL STORAGE TANK (T01)
11.110 P46, S46, SYSTEM 1 - FGD PRODUCT MECHANICAL EXHAUSTER, #23
11.110 P47, S47, SYSTEM 2 - FGD PRODUCT MECHANICAL EXHAUSTER, #23
11.110 P50, S50, SYSTEM 5 - FGD WASTE SILO BIN VENT, #20
SUPER CRITICAL PULVERIZED COAL ELECTRIC STEAM BOILER (S04,
11-110 P04)
12.310 AUXILLIARY NAT. GAS FIRED BOILER (B25, S25)
13.310 B63, S63; B64, S64 - NATURAL GAS STATION HEATER 1 AND 2
17.210 DIESEL BOOSTER PUMP (B27, S27)
17.210 MAIN FIRE PUMP (DIESEL ENGINE)
90.011 F56, WESTON UNIT 4 COAL PILE
90.011 P40, S40, CONVEYOR 11 TELESCOPIC CHUTE #29
90.011 P41, S41, SYSTEM 2 - NEW JUNCTION HOUSE 2, #31 (13)
90.011 P42, S42, SYSTEM 3 - NEW JUNCTION HOUSE 3, #32
90.011 P43, S43, SYSTEM 4 - UNIT 4 SILO FILL SYSTEM #7
90.011 P65, S65, P66, S66; PAC TRUCK UNLOADING, PAC SILO LOADING
90.011 SYSTEM 1 - NEW RECLAIM TUNNEL EXIT, #34 (P30, S30)
90.019 P44, S44, SYSTEM 1 - LIME STORAGE SILO BIN VENT #22
90.019 P45, S45, SYSTEM 2 - LIME DAY BIN VENT, #27
99.009 UNIT 4 WATER COOLING TOWER (P26, S26)
99.012 P61, S61, MACHINE SHOP / WELDING SHOP
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FORT JAMES OPERATING WI- 09/08/2005
CO. - BRO 0230 ACT
THYSSEN KRUPP PLANTS WI-
#2 0237
12/05/2005
ACT
PCA - TOMAHAWK MILL
WI- 01/06/2006
0231 ACT
THYSSEN KRUPP PLANT WI- 01/12/2006
#1 0238 ACT
THYSSEN KRUPP PLANTS WI- 01/12/2006
#2 AND #3 0239 ACT
WE ENERGIES CONCORD
WI-
0240 ACT
01/26/2006
THYSSEN KRUPP PLANT WI- 02/17/2006
#4 0236 ACT
STORA ENSO - WHITING WI- 03/09/2006
MILL 0235 ACT
STORA ENSO - BIRON WI- 03/31/2006
MILL 0234 ACT
GREEN BAY PACKAGING - WI- 06/29/2006
MILL DIV 0241 ACT
BANNER PACKAGING
CLM - SUPERIOR
WI- 07/05/2006
0242 ACT
WI- 08/16/2006
0233 ACT
99.012 P62, S62, RAILCAR FACILITY WELDING SHOP
99.140 F134 ROADWAYS
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 1
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 10
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 5
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 6
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 7
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 8
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 9
49.999 CLEANING SOLVENTS, PAPER MACHINES NO. 5-10
81.440 SAND HANDLING
81.450 POURING/COOLING
81.460 SHAKEOUT
81.490 CLEANING AND GRINDING
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 2
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, NO. 4
81.410 CUPOLA
81.440 SAND HANDLING
81.440 SAND MULLORS
81.450 POURING/COOLING
81.460 SHAKEOUT
81.490 CLEANING AND GRINDING OF CASTINGS
81.460 CAST COOLING
81.460 SHAKEOUT
81.490 SHOT BLAST
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, 100 MW, NATURAL GAS
15.190 COMBUSTION TURBINE, 100 MW, #2 FUEL OIL
81.440 DISA LINES #4 & #5
81.490 MATERIAL HANDLING, CHARGE BAY
30.400 WOOD ROOM P17
30.490 BARK SILO BIN VENT P07
90.011 COAL SILO
PAPER MACHINE (CLEANING SOLVENT / AGENTS), STACK S17,
PROCESS P90
30.420 PAPER MACHINE, STACK S17, P92
30.420 STOCK AND PROCESS WATER ADDITIVES, S91/P91 -
41.014 FLEXO PRESS, TWO OUTBOARD STATIONS
90.011 COAL (SOLID FUEL) STORAGE AND HANDLING (P55)
90.019 CORE BIN TRUCK LOADING (P58)
90.019 LARGE SILO TRUCK LOADING (P54)
90.019 LIME CRUSHING AND HANDLING (P51)
90.019 LIME FINES STORAGE (FOR ALL KILNS) P56
90.019 LIME KILN (P50)
90.019 LIME STORAGE AND HANDLING (P52)
90.019 OFF SPEC. BIN STORAGE AND HANDLING (P57)
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REGION 6
1.019 SMALL SILO TRUCK LOADING (P53)
TENASKA ARKANSAS AR-
PARTNERS, LP 0057
AR-
PLUM POINT ENERGY QQrJg
NUCOR-YAMATO STEEL AR-
COMPANY, BL 0086
AR-
BLYTHEVILLE MILL „„„,_
0 Oo b
GEORGIA-PACIFIC AR-
CORPORATION - 0088
EL DORADO CHEMICAL AR-
COMPANY 0087
CITGO PETROLEUM CORP. LA-
0059
ETHYLENE PLANT ^*"
U U o -L
CITGO PETROLEUM LA-
CORPORATION 0081
CANAL FACILITY ^~g
ETHYLENE COMPLEX ^*~4
GEISMAR FACILITY ]n_±2
LAKE CHARLES REFINERY LA-
0171
10/09/2001
ACT
08/20/2003
ACT
06/11/2004
ACT
04/06/2005
ACT
09/19/2005
ACT
04/13/2006
ACT
07/18/1988
ACT
06/23/1989
ACT
11/13/1991
ACT
10/26/1995
ACT
02/07/1996
ACT
02/13/1998
ACT
12/22/1998
ACT
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15.
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11.
12 .
19.
19.
19.
99.
13 .
81.
81.
81.
81.
30 .
62 .
50 .
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12 .
17.
17.
19.
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64 .
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69.
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12 .
19.
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15.
17.
99.
11.
.310
.210
.290
.009
.110
.220
.900
.900
.900
.003
.310
.210
.340
.370
.290
.221
.999
.006
.390
.390
.110
.210
.310
.003
.003
.003
.006
.015
.390
.390
.310
.310
.310
.310
.110
.110
.009
.310
BOILER, NATURAL GAS, (2)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
COOLING TOWERS
BOILER - SN-01
AUXILIARY BOILER
CONTROLLED DUST SOURCES
OTHER DUST SOURCES
PARTIALLY INCLOSED DUST SOURCES
COOLING TOWER - SN-03
VTD BOILER
EAF #1 BAGHOUSE, SN-01
LMF #1 BAGHOUSE, SN-35
VACUUM TANK DEGASSER HOTWELL FLARE, SN-36
#1 REHEAT FURNACE (SN-02)
DIGESTERS (SN-59)
AMMONIUM NITRATE NEUTRALIZER
TREATING UNIT, TAILGAS
BOILER, PACKAGE
FURNACE, PYROLYSIS, 6 EA
PUMP, FIRE WATER
GENERATOR, EMERGENCY
FLARE
CONVERTER/REGENERATOR, ACETYLENE
DECOKING DRUM
SCRUBBER, CAUSTIC
TAILGAS TREATING UNIT ON SRU
CARBON BLACK PLANT - INCINERATOR
ABB LUMMUS PYROLYSIS FURNACE
ZURN STEAM BOILER NO. 2
STORAGE TANK AREA GROUND FLARE
DUCT BURNER
BOILER NO. 1
REACTIVATION HEATERS (2)
TURBINE GAS, GE , 7ME 7
BACKUP GENERATOR
COOLING TOWERS (3)
BOILER, HIGH PRESSURE, B-76001
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CHLORINE CAUSTIC
FACILITY COGE
LA-
0118
03/19/1999
ACT
*CARVILLE ENERGY
CENTER
LA-
0132
ST. FRANCISVILLE MILL LA-
0155
12/09/1999
ACT
04/29/2001
ACT
*PLAQUEMINE LA-
COGENERATION FACILI 0136
ORION REFINING CORP LA-
(NOW VALER 0166
12/26/2001
ACT
01/10/2002
ACT
19.330 FLARE-1, LOHC, PU-76002
19.600 CCR HEATERS, COMMON STACK NO. 10, H-16101,2,3,4
19.600 CTU HEATER, NO.3, H-1101
19.600 CVU FEED HEATER, NO.2, H-20002
19.600 FLASH ZONE TOWER FEED HEATER, H-30001
19.600 HCS VACUUM TOWER HEATER, H-11003
19.600 HOC ATMOSPHERIC TOWER HEATER, H-11002
19.600 HDC HYDROGEN HEATER H-11001
19.600 HDS CHARGE HEATER, NO.10, H-16001
19.600 HDS HEATER, NO.2, H-24
19.600 HDS HEATER, NO.4, H-1201
19.600 HDS HEATER, NO.4, H-1202
19.600 HDS HEATER, NO.6, H-3101
19.600 HDW/HDF REACTOR CHARGE HEATER H-12001
19.600 HDW/HDF REACTOR CHARGE HEATER H-12003
19.600 VACUUM UNIT HEATER, NO. 3 H-1103
50.003 FCC REGENERATOR
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
99.009 COOLING TOWER, Y-6
11.310 DUCT BURNERS, NATURAL GAS FIRED, 3 UNITS
11.390 DUCT BURNERS, HYDROGEN FIRED, 3 UNITS
15.110 GAS TURBINES (3 UNITS)
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.310 HRSG UNITS, 2 (EACH)
15.210 GAS TURBINES, 2 (EACH)
99.009 COOLING TOWERS, 2 (EACH)
30.211 RECOVERY FURNACE
30.212 SMELT DISSOLVING TANK
30.219 SALT CAKE MIX TANK
30.231 LIME KILN, EMISSION PT. RC-01
30.239 FRESH LIME SILO
30.239 FUGITIVES
30.239 REBURNED LIME SILO
15.210 (4) GAS TURBINES/DUCT BURNERS
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.390 HEATER F-72-703
13.390 HEATER H-15-01A
13.390 HEATER H-15-01B
19.330 FLARE NO. 2 (EMISSION PT. 12-81)
19.330 FLARE NO.1 (EMISSION PT. 15-77)
42.005 SPENT SULFURIC ACID STORAGE
42.009 86 TANKS UNDER TANK CAP
50.003 FCC REGENERATOR
50.004 MARINE TANK VESSEL LOADING OPERATIONS
50.004 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LOADING DOCKS
50.004 SPENT SULFURIC LOADING
50.004 TANK TRUCK/RAIL CAR LOADING
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT NO. 3
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PERRYVILLE POWER
STATION
LA-
0157
LAKE CHARLES REFINERY LA-
0200
STYRENE MONOMER PLANT LA-
0193
NORCO CHEMICAL PLANT, LA-
M-UNIT 0199
TITANIUM DIOXIDE
FACILITY
HOLDEN WOOD PRODUCTS
MILL
LA-
0187
LAKE CHARLES FACILITY LA-
0195
ALLIANCE REFINERY
LA-
0197
03/08/2002
ACT
09/20/2002
ACT
02/11/2003
ACT
03/21/2003
ACT
LA- 05/13/2003
0184 ACT
06/18/2003
ACT
07/30/2003
ACT
10/03/2003
ACT
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNITS 1 AND 2
11.310 DUCT BURNERS, (2) EPNS 1-1, 1-2
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NAT GAS, EPN 2-1
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, HRSG, NAT GAS, (2) EPNS 1-1, 1-2
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, GAS, (2) EPNS 1-1, 1-2
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.390 HIGH PRESSURE BOILER B-6
11.390 HIGH PRESSURE BOILER B-76001
11.310 EB RECOVERY COLUMN HEATER HS-2104
11.390 PROCESS SUPERHEATER HF-1201/1219
11.390 PROCESS SUPERHEATER HS-8201/8219
12.310 BZ RECOVERY COLUMN HEATER HS-2103
12.390 REHEATER HS-8220
13.310 PEB RECOVERY COLUMN HEATER HS-2105
13.310 REGENERATION GAS HEATER HS-2102
19.310 FLARE GQ-1306
19.310 FLARE GQ-2310
19.310 FLARE GQ-304
13.310 DEHYDROGENATION FURNACES (4)
19.310 W.S. GROUND FLARE
64.004 CRUDE SBA TANK (T-M955)
64.004 DISTILLATION POLYMER RUNDOWN TANK (T-M942)
64.004 DISTILLATION POLYMER RUNDOWN TANK (T-M946)
64.004 FINISHED SBA RUNDOWN TANKS (T-M943, T-M944)
64.004 HEXANE STORAGE TANK (T-S954)
64.004 MEK BARGE TANK (T-B901)
64.004 SBA FEED TANK (T-M955)
64.004 SBA WATER CUTS TANK (T-S941)
12.310 UTILITY BOILERS D841-1X & D841-2X (135 MM BTU/H EA.)
13.310
13.310
13.310
13.310
19.200
99.999
CALCINER OFF-GAS SCRUBBER F476 (BURNER - 12.24 MM BTU/H)
OXYGEN SUPERHEATERS W340-AX & W340-BX (5.61 MM BTU/H EA.)
SPRAY DRYER DUST COLLECTORS F603-A & F-603-B (BURNERS -
25.5 MM BTU/H EA.)
TICL4 SUPERHEATERS W321-AX & W321-BX (10.2 MM BTU/H EA.)
PROCESS OFF-GAS INCINERATOR
WASTE HEAT BOILER FUGITIVES
30.800 KILN NO. 1 (1-79)
30.800 KILN NO. 2 (2-79)
30.800 KILN NO. 3 (1-89)
30.800 KILN NO. 4 (1-93)
30.800 KILN NO. 5 (1-01)
63.039 DRYING LINES
63.039 PROCESS FUGITIVES
12.390 LOW SULFUR GASOLINE FEED HEATER NO. 1
42.006 GASOLINE EFR STORAGE TANKS (3), 8,526,000 GALS EA.
50.007 UNIT FUGITIVES
50.999 LOW SULFUR GASOLINE REBOILER NO. 1
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WEST MONROE PACKAGING LA-
PLANT 0185
DERIDDER PAPER MILL
TITANIUM DIOXIDE
FACILITY
LOUISIANA MILL
LA-
0178
LA-
0183
LA-
0205
BATON ROUGE REFINERY
LA-
0206
LAKE CHARLES REFINERY LA-
0189
JOYCE MILL
*MANSFIELD MILL
LA-
0180
LA-
0207
WEST MONROE PACKAGING LA-
PLANT 0186
MICHOUD ELECTRIC
GENERATING PL
LA-
0191
BOGALUSA MILL
SABINE PASS LNG
IMPORT TERMINA
11/05/2003
ACT
11/14/2003
ACT
11/14/2003
ACT
11/20/2003
ACT
02/18/2004
ACT
05/28/2004
ACT
07/19/2004
ACT
07/22/2004
ACT
09/14/2004
ACT
10/12/2004
ACT
LA- 11/23/2004
0188 ACT
LA- 11/24/2004
0194 ACT
13.310 DRYER BURNER (9.6 MM BTU/H)
41.021 ROTOGRAVURE PRESS (NO. 11, 103A&B)
11.120 WOOD-FIRED BOILER
12.310 BOILERS, UTILITY, D841-1X & D841-2X
30.221 A & B-LINE DIGESTER SYSTEMS
30.241 PAPER MACHINE NO. 3
30.241 PAPER MACHINE NO. 4
30.241 PAPER MACHINES NO. 1 & 2
30.249 BROWN LOW DENSITY TANKS NOS. 1 & 2
30.249 PAPER MACHINE NO. 3 SAVE-ALL CHEST
30.249 PAPER MACHINE NO. 4 SAVE-ALL CHEST
30.249 PAPER MACHINES NO. 1 & 2 MIXING TUBS
30.290 EVAPORATOR SYSTEMS
11.390 FEED PREPARATION FURNACES F-30 & F-31
11.390 PIPESTILL, COKER, CAT COMPLEX, & LIGHT ENDS FURNACES
12.390 PIPESTILL, COKER, HYDROCRACKING, & LIGHT ENDS FURNACES
12.390 POWERFORMING & LIGHT ENDS FURNACES
13.390 POWERFORMING 2 & EAST LIGHT ENDS FURNACES
13.390 REFORMING, HYDROFINING, & HEAVY CAT FURNACES
50.999 CATALYST LOADING
50.999 CRU REGENERATOR VENT
99.009 COOLING TOWERS
99.190 PREMIUM COKE CRUSHER & TRANSFER OPERATIONS (EP-130)
30.800 WOOD LUMBER KILNS (INDIRECT FIRED)
30.211 RECOVERY BOILERS NO. 1 & 2 (EQT036 & 037)
30.221 DIGESTER SYSTEMS, PRIMARY, SECONDARY, & SEMI-CHEMICAL
30.239 LIME SLAKER (EQT014)
30.240 NOS. 1-3 PAPER MACHINE AREAS
30.290 CAUSTICIZING AREA PROCESS TANKS & NO. 4 CAUSTICIZER
30.290 NOS. 1 & 2 EVAPORATOR AND CONCENTRATOR SYSTEMS
30.290 PROCESS LIQUOR TANKS (3)
30 .290 REPULPER #1
30.290 REPULPERS #2, #3, #4, & #5
30.290 UNLOADING, PURCHASED BARK (FUG3)
30.290 WOODYARD (FUG004)
13.310 DRYER BURNER (13.3 MM BTU/H)
41.021 ROTOGRAVURE PRESS (NO. 12, 104A&B)
12.310 HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATORS 4 & 5
15.110 COMBUSTION GAS TURBINES 4 & 5 (SIMPLE CYCLE)
15.210 COMBUSTION GAS TURBINES 4 & 5 (COMBINED CYCLE)
99.009 COOLING TOWERS (2)
11.120 NO. 12 HOGGED FUEL BOILER
12.310 SUBMERGED COMBUSTION VAPORIZERS (24)
15.210 30 MW GAS TURBINE GENERATORS (4)
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IVANHOE CARBON BLACK LA-
PLANT
NORCO COKE PLANT
ST. ROSE TERMINAL
"CRESCENT CITY POWER
OAKDALE OSB PLANT
17.110
17.110
17.210
99.999
99.999
LA- 12/09/2004
0208 ACT
LA- 12/10/2004
0198 ACT
LA- 02/16/2005
0182 ACT
LA- 06/06/2005
0192 ACT
LA- 06/13/2005
0203 ACT
19.
19.
19.
19.
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69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
69.
81.
81.
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42 .
42 .
42 .
11.
13 .
15.
17.
99.
99.
99.
13 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
.390
.390
.390
.390
.009
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.015
.190
.190
.009
.009
.009
.009
.310
.310
.210
.210
.009
.009
.999
.310
.520
.530
.540
.540
.540
.540
.590
.590
.590
.590
FIREWATER PUMP DIESEL ENGINES 1-3
STANDBY GENERATOR DIESEL ENGINES 1-2
FIREWATER BOOSTER PUMP DIESEL ENGINES 1-4
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS (ASSOCIATED W/ 528 AMBIENT AIR
VAPORIZERS)
FLARE, UNIT 2
FLARE, UNIT 3
FLARE, UNIT 4
FLARE, UNIT 5
TANK #3 (2.31 MM GALS)
CAMBELT ULTILITY VACCUM SYSTEM
DRYER EXHAUST BAG FILTER, UNIT 2
DRYER EXHAUST BAG FILTER, UNIT 3
DRYER EXHAUST BAG FILTERS, UNITS 4 & 5
DRYER, UNIT 2/3
DRYER, UNIT 4/5
HOPPER TRUCK LOADING VACUUM, UNIT 2/3 & UNIT 4/5 (2)
HOT FEEDSTOCK OIL FUGITIVES
LOOP FILTER VENT, UNIT 2
LOOP FILTER VENT, UNIT 3
LOOP FILTER VENTS, UNITS 4 & 5
NORTH UTILITY VACUUM SYSTEM, NO. 1
UTILITY VACUUM SYSTEM, UNIT 4/5
PYROSCRUBBER STACK
WASTE HEAT BOILER
1,286,714 GAL HEAVY FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS (2)
2,541,471 GAL HEAVY FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS (2)
3,383,615 HEAVY FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS (2)
4,219,180 GAL HEAVY FUEL OIL STORAGE TANKS (11)
DUCT BURNERS (2)
FUEL GAS HEATERS (3)
GAS TURBINES - 187 MW (2)
DIESEL FIRED WATER PUMP
CHILLER COOLING TOWER
MAIN COOLING TOWER
OIL/WATER SEPARATOR
AUXILIARY THERMAL OIL HEATER
OSB PRESS
ROTARY DRYER NOS. 1-3
SANDER PNEUMATIC SYSTEM
SAW DUST TRANSFER SYSTEM
SAWLINE PNEUMATIC SYSTEM
STRANDER ASPIRATION SYSTEM
DRY BIN AREA ASPIRATION SYSTEM
DRY FUEL TRANSFER SYSTEM
EDGE SEAL PAINTING
FORMER AREA PNEUMATIC SYSTEM
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TAFT STAR PLANT
COUSHATTA SAWMILL
PLAQUEMINE PVC PLANT
LA-
0179
LA-
0181
LA-
0204
BIG CAJUN II POWER
PLANT
*PORT HUDSON
OPERATIONS
SEA ROBIN GAS
PROCESSING PLANT
RODEMACHER BROWNFIELD LA-
UNIT 3 0202
06/27/2005
ACT
07/13/2005
ACT
07/27/2005
ACT
LA- 08/22/2005
0176 ACT
LA- 08/22/2005
0190 ACT
LA- 09/08/2005
0177 ACT
02/23/2006
ACT
30.590 STENCIL PAINTING
42.005 10,000 GAL DIESEL TANK
42.005 5000 GAL GASOLINE TANKS (2)
99.140 PAVED ROADS
99.150 UNPAVED ROADS
11.300 PACKAGE BOILERS, STEAM PLANT EAST & WEST
30.800 WOOD LUMBER KILNS (INDIRECT FIRED)
12.390 BOILERS A & B (U-l & U-2)
12.390 BOILERS C & D (U-3 & U-4)
13.310 CRACKING FURNACES A-D
19.200 GAS THERMAL OXIDIZERS A & B (M-5 & M-6)
63.036 PVC DRYER SCRUBBERS A & B (P-l & P-2)
63.999 ANALYZER VENT 2 (M-10)
63.999 DELIVERY SILOS A-F (P-3 - P-8)
63.999 H/C CLEANING SILO (P-9)
99.009 C/A COOLING TOWER (C-4)
99.009 COOLING TOWER (P-15)
99.009 VCM COOLING TOWERS 1 & 2 (M-7 & M-8)
99.140 ROAD - FUGITIVE DUST
11.110 NEW 675 MW PULVERIZED COAL BOILER (UNIT 4)
11.900 NO. 6 CFR BOILER (130, EQT 109)
11.310 NATURAL GAS-FIRED BOILER
11.190 CFB BOILERS UNITS 3-1 & 3-2
90 .011 CAR DUMP
90.011 FUEL RECLAIM HOPPERS-DROP POINT
90.011 FUEL STOCKOUT PILE DROP POINT
90.019 COVERED LIMESTONE STOCKOUT PILE-DROP POINT
90.019 CRUSHED LIMESTONE DAY BINS (2)
90.019 INACTIVE LIMESTONE PILE
90.019 LIME SILO
90.019 LIMESTONE PREPARATION SYSTEM
90.019 LIMESTONE RECLAIM HOPPERS-DROP POINT
90.019 LIMESTONE ROCK SILO
90.019 LIMESTONE STOCKOUT PILE
99.009 COOLING TOWER (16 CELLS)
99.120 ASH LOADING
99.120 BED ASH SILO & FLY ASH SILO
99.150 UNPAVED ROADS
99.190 BARGE UNLOADER
99.190 BULLDOZING/GRADING
99.190 CRUSHER HOUSE
99.190 FUEL STOCKOUT PILE
99.190 INACTIVE FUEL PILE
99.190 OUTSIDE CONVEYORS
99.190 RECEIVING HOPPER ENCLOSURE; TRANSFER HOUSES 1, 2, & 3
99.190 TRANSFER BAY AND TRIPPER CONVEYOR TO FUEL SILOS
99.190 TRANSFER HOUSE NO. 4
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BATON ROUGE REFINERY
*RED RIVER MILL
GRAVELITE DIVISION
DOLET HILLS POWER
STATION
MID AMERICA IND PARK OK-
PRYOR
ONETA GENERATING STA
QUAD GRAPHICS OKC FAC OK-
MUSKOGEE PORCELAIN
FLOOR TILE
MUSKOGEE PORCELAIN
FLOOR TILE
LA-
0196
LA-
0201
LA-
0209
LA-
0210
OK-
0057
OK-
0050
OK-
0097
OK-
0111
OK-
0110
03/20/2006
ACT
05/24/2006
ACT
06/28/2006
ACT
11/21/2006
ACT
07/01/1997
ACT
01/21/2000
ACT
02/03/2004
ACT
10/14/2005
ACT
10/21/2005
ACT
50 .
50 .
50 .
11.
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30 .
30 .
30 .
30 .
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99.
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
99.
11.
81.
13 .
15.
13 .
13 .
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
41.
42 .
42 .
17.
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
17.
90 .
.006
.999
.999
.900
.211
.212
.231
.290
.290
.190
.190
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.024
.150
.110
.330
.310
.210
.310
.310
.022
.022
.022
.023
.023
.023
.009
.009
.210
.009
.009
.009
.009
.009
.210
.008
TAIL GAS (FROM SRU) CLEANUP UNIT T-301
SULFUR HANDLING
SULFUR TRUCK LOADING
HOGGED FUEL BOILER NO. 2
RECOVERY BOILER NO. 3
SMELT TANK NO. 3
LIME KILN NO. 2
SLAKER SYSTEM
SOFTWOOD HD TANK
CHIP HANDLING
CHIP UNLOADING
CLINKER CRUSHING AND HANDLING
CONVEYOR SYSTEM, NIGHT STOCKPILE
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS AND STOCKPILES
COOLER, NOS. 1-4, FUGITIVES
COOLERS, NOS. 1-4
CRUSHER NO. 1
LOADOUT, TRUCK AND RAIL, EAST & WEST
PRIMARY CRUSHER
ROTARY KILNS, NOS. 1-4
SCALPING SCREEN
SCREEN, DOUBLE DECK CLEAN-UP
SCREENS, NORTH AND SOUTH
UNPAVED ROADS
UNIT 1 BOILER
INDUCTION FURNACES (3)
DUCT BURNERS (4)
COMBUSTION TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE (4)
BOILERS, NATURAL GAS, STEAM GENERATORS
HEATERS/OXIDIZERS
CYLINDER WASHING SYSTEM
PRINTING PRESSES ROTOGRAVURE
ROTOGRAVURE DRUM PROOF PRESS
INK JET FUGITIVES
PRINTING PRESS, OFFSET (FUGITIVE)
PRINTING PRESSES, OFFSET (INK)
STORAGE TANKS
VOC LOADING
EMERGENCY GENERATORS
GLAZE/BODY PREP
KILNS
MATERIALS HANDLING
SPRAY DRYERS
VERTICAL DRYERS
EMERGENCY GENERATORS
GLAZE/BODY PREP
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*MUSKOGEE MILL
OK- 03/27/2006
0112 ACT
90.008 KILNS
90.008 MATERIALS HANDLING
90.017 SPRAY DRYERS
90.017 VERTICAL DRYERS
19.600 PAPER MACHINE COMBUSTION #11-14
30.290 CONVERTING AREA VENT
30.420 PAPER MACHINE
30.490 PULPING SYSTEM 5
41.021 NEW PLATE WASHER/MAKING
41.021 POLYETHYLENE FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTING PRESS #2-4
63.999 POLYETHYLENE EXTRUDERS #2-4
*WRIGHT CITY COMPLEX
POWERLAB, INC.
DRLGMUD CO.
07/21/2006
OK-
0113 ACT
TX- 07/20/1979
0135 ACT
TX- 12/22/1981
0116 ACT
30 .800
30.999
LUMBER KILNS
PLANER MILL
ACT
MONTE CHRISTO GRAIN TX- 12/07/1982
CO. 0118 ACT
82.590 REACTOR, LITHARGE
50.001 SILO & LOADING
50.001 VENT HOUSE TRAFFIC
99.007 HARD CHROME PLATING
70.230 RECEIVING PIT, 2 EA
TRISTAR ENERGY, INC. ™gg ^°^,17'1986
DOW CHEMICAL U.S.A. Qolg c Ac^,
MARINE LOADING TX- 06/21/1996
FACILITY 0281 ACT
ANHEUSER-BUSH HOUSTON TX- 07/13/1999
BREWERY 0316 ACT
70 .
70 .
19.
19.
50 .
50 .
90 .
90 .
19.
19.
19.
63 .
63 .
63 .
63 .
63 .
63 .
63 .
63 .
63 .
19.
19.
19.
19.
19.
19.
22 .
.290
.290
.600
.600
.002
.007
.009
.009
.310
.310
.310
.999
.999
.999
.999
.999
.999
.999
.999
.999
.390
.600
.600
.600
.600
.800
.200
HANDLING
LANDOUT SPOUTS
REBOILER, AMINE
REBOILER, GLYCOL
VENT STACK
FUGITIVE
FUGITIVES
SCRUBBER
BTX TANK FLARE
DOCK FLARE
FT-D18 FLARE
C9+ CUT STORAGE TANK
DOCK FUGITIVES
DOCK INCINERATOR/ SCRUBBER
ETHYLENE GLYCOL TANKS (2)
MEG LOADING
NAPHTHA TANK
TANK FARM FUGITIVES
TANKS FT-D19A AND B FUGITIVES
WASH OIL TANK
FLARE, BERS-1
(2) BOILERS NO 4 & 5, PWR-4 & -5
(3) BOILERS NO 1-3, PWR-1 TO - 3
BOILER NO 6, PWR-6
BOILER NOS 4-6, PWR-4 TO -6, ANNUAL LIMITS ONLY
FIRE WATER PUMP ENGINE, FIRE- 01
WASTEWATER COLLECTION FUGITIVES, WWT-FUG
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22.200 WASTEWATER COLLECTION PIT, WWT-FUG2
22.200 WASTEWATER STATION NO 1, WWT-FUG1
42.009 TRACKMOBILE DIESEL STORAGE, TRACK-01
42.010 FIRE WATER PUMP DIESEL STORAGE TANK, FIRE-02
70.110 (2) CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG07 & 08
70.110 (2) CASE SEALERS, ONE AND FIVE, BPS-FUG65 & 66
70.110 (2) CELITE OR PERLITE FILTER/DUMPSTER, SH3-FUG
70.110 (2) CELITE OR PERLITE STORAGE SILOS NO 1&2
70.110 (2) COLLECTION TANKS, SH6-HVAC, SEE NOTE
70.110 (2) EIGHT 1600-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-3
70.110 (2) FILLER, BPS-FUG07 & 08
70.110 (2) FILLERS NO 1 & 2, BPS-FUG63
70.110 (2) FILLERS, DELETE THIS PROCESS
70.110 (2) HOT TRUE COLLECTION TANKS NO 1&3, BHB-HVAC
70.110 (2) LASER CODER, BPS-FUG63 & 66
70.110 (2) LAUTER TUBS NO 1 & 2, BHX-2 & -3
70.110 (2) LAUTER TUBS NO 3 & 4, BHB-6 & -7
70.110 (2) MASH COOKERS NO 1 & 2, BHA-1 & -2
70.110 (2) PARTS WASHERS, FORK-FUG & BRM-FUG
70.110 (2) PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG07 & 08
70.110 (2) PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG65 & 66
70.110 (2) PRESS FEED TANKS, NO 1 & 2, BHX-6 & -7
70.110 (2) SCHOENE BEER BALANCE TANKS
70.110 (2) SCHOENE BEER RECEIVERS NO 2 & 3, SCH1-FUG
70.110 (2) THIRTEEN 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH1-3
70.110 (2) THREE 610-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3&4
70.110 (2) THREE BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG07 & 08
70.110 (2) THREE LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG07 & 08
70.110 (2) TWO INK CODERS, BPS-FUG07 & 08
70.110 (2) VACUUM CLEANERS I & II, GH-O1 & BHA-9
70.110 (2) WORT AERATORS NO 1 & 2; BHB-15 & -16
70.110 (2)WASTE BEER & YEAST FEED TANKS, ALC-1 & -2
70.110 (3) BREW KETTLES NO 3-5, BHB-8 TO -10
70.110 (3) HOT WORT RECEIVERS NO 1, 3 & 4; BHB-11 TO -13
70.110 (3) K-FILTER/BALANCE TANKS, SH3-1
70.110 (3) MALT CONVEY IIA & B/SURGE BIN, GHN1&3, BHB-20
70.110 (3) PARTS WASHERS, 2-5 GAL&1-17 GAL, BPS-FUGW1-3
70.110 (3) RICE CONVEY IIA & B/SURGE BIN
70.110 (3) TANNIN TANKS, SHI-FUG
70.110 (3) TWENTY 3600-BARREL LAGER TANKS, SH8-1 TO -3
70.110 (3) TWENTYONE 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH2-2
70.110 (3) VACUUM CLEANING III, IV, V; GH-N5 & 6, BHB-23
70.110 (4) ALPHA DROP RECEIVER NO 1 & 2, SH7-2&-3, SH9-1
70.110 (4) K-FILTERS & BALANCE TANKS, SEE NOTE
70.110 (4) SIX 1240-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH5-1
70.110 (4) SIX 1240-BARREL SCHOENE TANKS, SH1-4
70.110 (5) GRAIN PRESS/EFFLUENT TANKS/FEED TANK
70.110 (5) MASH COOKERS NO 4-8, BHB-1TO -5
70.110 ACP SYSTEM, SH2-1
70.110 BEER SUMP, RDOCK-FUG4
70.110 BIO-ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM FUGITIVES, BERS-3
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70.110 BIOFILTER, BERS-2
70.110 BREW KETTLE NO 1, BHA-3
70.110 BREW KETTLE NO 2, BHX-4
70.110 CAN CRUSHER, RDOCK-FUG2
70.110 CARBON FILTER REGENERATORS NOS 10-13, BHB-FUG
70.110 CARBON FILTERS REGENERATORS, BHA-FUG
70.110 CARPENTER SHOP, YARD-01
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, BLOCK-BCS
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, BPS-FUG64
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, BPS-FUG66
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, RDOCK-1
70.110 CASE SEALER, BPS-FUG05
70.110 CHIP WASHERS, SHI-FUG
70.110 CHIP WASHERS, SH8-5
70.110 CO2 REGENERATION SYSTEM NO 2, SH1-5
70.110 CO2 REGENERATION SYSTEM NO 3
70.110 CO2 REGENERATION SYSTEM, SH9-2
70.110 DISTILLATION CONDENSER, ALC-FUG1
70.110 DISTILLATION TANKS, ALC-3
70.110 DISTILLATION TRUCK LOADOUT, ALC-FUG2
70.110 EIGHT 200-BARREL YEAST BRINKS, SH6-HVAC
70.110 EIGHT 4240-BARREL UNITANKS, SH10-1
70.110 FILLER, BPS-1
70.110 FILLER, BPS-2
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG04
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG05
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG64
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG65
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG99
70.110 FIVE 510-BARREL BLOWBACK BEER TANKS, SHI-FUG
70.110 FIVE LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG04
70.110 FIVE LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG06
70.110 FOUR 2120-BARREL ALPHA FERMENTATION TANKS, SH9-1
70.110 FOUR INK CODERS, BPS-FUG06
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG63
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG64
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG65
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG66
70.110 FUMIGATION, BHA-FUG
70.110 GLASS CRUSHER, RDOCK-FUG1
70.110 HOLDING KETTLE, BHA-4
70.110 HOPS STRAINER, BHA-5
70.110 HOPS STRAINER, BHB-14
70.110 HOT TRUE COLLECTION TANK NO 2, BHX-9
70.110 HOT WORT RECEIVER NO 2, BHX-5
70.110 INK CODER, BPS-FUG05
70.110 INK CODER, BPS-FUG64
70.110 INK CODER, BPS-FUG65
70.110 KEG WASHER, BPS-FUG99
70.110 MALT CONVEYING I, BHA-6
70.110 MASH COOKER NO 3, BHX-1
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70.110 MILL DUST COLLECTION I, BHA-8
70.110 MILL DUST COLLECTION II, BHB-22
70.110 NINETEEN 3600-BARRELL LAGER TANKS, SH8-4
70.110 ONE 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH2-2
70.110 ONE 1240-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH2-2
70.110 ONE 1240-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3
70.110 ONE 2344-BARREL ALPHA FERMENTATION TANKS, SH4-1,
70.110 ONE 400-BARREL G BEER TANK, SH6-HVAC
70.110 ONE 410-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3
70.110 ONE 850-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-3
70.110 OZONATOR, GEN-03
70.110 PAINT ROOM, PAINT-FUG2
70.110 PAINT STILL, PAINT-FUG3
70.110 PARTS WASHER, PWR-FUG
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-1
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG04
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG05
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG63
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG64
70.110 PRESS FEED TANK NO 3, BHX-8
70.110 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM, GEN-NH3
70.110 RICE CONVEYING I, BHA-7
70.110 SCHOENE BEER RECEIVER NO 1, SCH1-FUG
70.110 SEVEN 1600-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-1
70.110 SEVEN 500-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-1
70.110 SEVEN 510-BARREL CLEAR BEER TANKS, SHI-FUG
70.110 SEVEN 850-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-2
70.110 SEVEN 850-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-3
70.110 SEVEN 850-BARREL SHOENE DECANT TANKS, SH6-1
70.110 SEVENTEEN 1220-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3
70.110 SIX 1220-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANKS, SH1-4
70.110 SIX 2000-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-3
70.110 SIX 410-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH1-4
70.110 SIX 510-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH1-4
70.110 SIX 850-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-2
70.110 SLEEVE REMOVAL SYSTEM, BPS-4
70.110 SPENT CELITE OR PERLITE TANK, SH4-2
70.110 SPENT CHIPS DUMPSTER, RDOCK-FUG3
70.110 SPENT CHIPS DUMPSTER, SH8-FUG
70.110 THIRTEEN 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH1-4
70.110 THREE 2365-BARREL ALPHA FERMENTATION TANKS, SH4-1
70.110 THREE 510-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH1-3
70.110 THREE BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG04
70.110 THREE BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG06
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG04
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG06
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG63
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG64
70.110 THREE INK CODERS, BPS-FUG04
70.110 THREE INK CODERS, BPS-FUG66
70.110 THREE LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG05
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SID RICHARDSON CARBON TX- 08/30/1999
BIG SPRI
0318 ACT
*SEI BOSQUE PLANT
CHAPPARRAL STEEL
MIDLOTHIAN ST
TX- 04/24/2000
0332 ACT
70.110 THREE VIDEOS JET CODERS, BPS-FUG06
70.110 TWELVE 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH1-3
70.110 TWELVE 4240-BARREL ALPHA FERMENTATION TANKS, SH9-1
70.110 TWELVE 6050-BARREL ALPHA FERMENTATION TANKS, SH7-1
70.110 TWELVE 690-BARREL COLD WORT SETTLING TANKS,SH6HVAC
70.110 TWENTYONE 1240-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH2-2
70.110 TWO 1500-BARREL KRAEUSEN HOLDING TANKS, SH8-HVAC
70.110 TWO 50-BARREL BODY FEED TANKS, BHA-FUG
70.110 TWO 50-BARREL TANNIN PRECOAT TANKS, BHA-FUG
70.110 TWO 50-BARREL YEAST BRINKS, SH6-HVAC
70.110 TWO BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG05
70.110 TWO INK CODERS, BPS-FUG63
70.110 TWO LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG64
70.110 TWO VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG99
70.110 WASTE BEER SUMP, BPS-FUGGD
70.230 (2) GRAIN UNLOADING & BIN DUST COLLECTION, GU-N1&2
70.230 GRAIN UNLOADING 1, GU-O1
69.015 DRYER, DF-1
69.015 DRYER, DF-2
69.015 INCINERATOR
69.015 SECONDARY FILTER, SF-1
69.015 SECONDARY FILTER, SF-2
69.015 SECONDARY FILTER, SF-3
69.015 UNIT 1 & 3 STACK, 7A
69.015 UNIT 2 STACK, 12A
15.110 GAS-FIRED COMBUSTION TURBINES (3)
99.009 COOLING TOWER
81.220 A-SIDE LADLE HEATERS SIDEWALL VENT
81.220 B-SIDE LADLE HEATERS SIDEWALL VENT, IOC
81.290 ALLOY PILES, 14
81.290 BAR MILL REHEAT FURNACE, 02A
81.290 CONV TO CONV TO BIN TO TRUCK, S17-19
81.290 CONV TO CONV, Sll
81.290 CONV TO CONV, S12
81.290 CONV TO CONV, S33
81.290 CONV TO CRUSHER TO CONV, S30&32
81.290 CONV TO FEEDER, S6
81.290 CONV TO SCREEN, S13
81.290 CRUSHER, S31
81.290 CRUSHER, SBH-1
81.290 FEEDER TO FEEDER TO CONV TO SCREEN, S24-26
81.290 FEEDER TO FEEDER TO CONV TO SCREEN, S7-9
81.290 FERROCUT, SBH-2/3
81.290 FINES/COARSE SAND/LIGHT ORGANIC MATERIAL STORAGE
81.290 FRONT-END LOADER DROP @ MIXING BLDG, S35
81.290 FURNACES A&B 4TH HOLE EVACUATION SYSTEM
81.290 GRIZZLY TO CONV TO CONV, S4 & S5
81.290 GRIZZLY TO STOCK
81.290 LARGE SECTION MILL REHEAT FURNACE, 09
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81.290 MATERIAL HANDLING, 23
81.290 MEDIUM SECTION MILL REHEAT FURNACE, 05
81.290 MOLTEN SLAG POT DUMP, S34A
81.290 OUTDOOR & INDOOR ALLOY HANDLING, 11A&B
81.290 PELLETIZER SILO, ISA
81.290 RESIDUE TRANSFER @ MAGNETIC SEPARATOR, 17
81.290 SCREEN TO CONV TO CONV, S15&16
81.290 SCREEN TO CONV TO STOCK, S20&21
81.290 SCREEN TO CONV TO STOCK, S22&23
81.290 SCREEN TO CONV, S28
81.290 SCREEN TO CONV, S29
81.290 SCREEN, S10
81.290 SCREEN, S14
81.290 SCREEN, S27
81.290 SHREDDER FUGITIVES, 16
81.290 SLAG RAW FEED, SI
81.290 SLAG SKUL POT DUMP, S34B
81.290 STOCKPILE, S37
81.290 UNPROCESSED RESIDUE & RESIDUE STORAGE PILE, 20A&21
81.290 VIBRATING SCREEN, 22
81.370 MELTSHOP OVERHEAD CANOPY HOODS A
81.370 MELTSHOP OVERHEAD CANOPY HOODS B
81.380 SCRAP STEEL HANDLING
81.390 AIR CASCADE SEPARATOR AUTO SHREDDER COLLECTION SYS
90.011 RAILCAR LOADING FROM PELLETIZER SILO/BAGHOUSE DUST
99.140 IN-PLANT VEHICLE TRAFFIC
99.150 SLAG ROAD EMISSIONS, S38
AKZO NOBEL POLYMER TX- 06/20/2000 1qfinn „„,.,.,„,„, Prr77
CHEMICALS T 0334 ACT 19.600 STEAM BOILER, FCC-27
19.800 DIESEL ENGINE, FCC-67
62.020 (2) CRUDE PRODUCT
62.020 CRUDE PRODUCT, FCC-53
62.020 CRUDE PRODUCT, FCC-54
62.020 CRUDE UNLOADING, FCC-50
62.020 PHOSPHORIC ACID TANK, FCC-47
62.020 STRIKE TANKS VENT, FCC-18
62.020 SULFURIC ACID STORAGE TANK, FCC-17
62.020 SULFURIC ACID STORAGE TANK, FCC-41
62.999 (2) PRODUCT AIR SLIDE, FCC-61&62
62.999 AMMONIA ABSORBER, FCC-34
62.999 AMMONIA SCRUBBER, FCC-15
62.999 AMMONIIUM CHLORIDE TANK, FCC-43
62.999 BLENDING SILO
62.999 BOC DOSING, FCC-71
62.999 BOC SILO, FCC-70
62.999 BULK LOADOUT, FCC-65
62.999 C ALUMINA DOSING, FCC-69
62.999 C ALUMINA SILO, FCC-20
62.999 CALCINER SCRUBBER
62.999 CALCINER, FCC-5A
62.999 CRUDE & PRODUCT, FCC-58
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WISE COUNTY POWER
AES WOLF HOLLOW LP
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0296 ACT
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0326 ACT
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CRUDE PRODUCT, 21.1-21.3
FEED HOPPER, FCC-3A
FILTER HOODS VENT
FINAL PRODUCT CALCINER, FCC-74
FINAL PRODUCT, FCC-9A
FLASH DRYER, FCC-10
FLASH DRYER, FCC-8
FUGITIVES, FCC-FUG
HCL SCRUBBER, FCC-14
KAOLIN DOSING BAG HOPPER, FCC-19
KAOLIN SILO, FCC-68
KAOLIN UNLOADING, FCC-40
MAIN BAG FILTER
MOLSIEVE CALCINER, FCC-12
MOLSIEVE CALCINER, FCC-9
PORTABLE BAG FILTER, FCC-66
PORTACLAY/RESLURRY, FCC-16
PRODUCT TRANSPORT, FCC-57
PRODUCT VACUUM, FCC-63
RESLURRY TANK, FCC-11
SCR UNIT, FCC-75
SEPARATOR FINES, FCC-23
SPRAY DRYER, FCC-21
VACUUM SYSTEM 431-910
VACUUM SYSTEM 434-901, FCC-72
VENT HOOD, FCC-60
VENTILATION AIR, FCC-55
(2) COMBUSTION TURBINES, STACK 1 & 2
EMERGENCY GENERATOR, STACK 3
(2) AQUEOUS AMMONIA (NH3) TANK, TANK1 & 2
(2) TURBINE OIL MIST VENT, TOMV1 & 2
AMMONIA SYSTEM, FUG1
TURBINE OIL MIST VENT, TOMV3
WATER TREATMENT COMMON VENT, WTB1
NATURAL GAS PIPELINE AND METERING STATION, FUG2
SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE TANK, TANK 3
SULFUR1C ACID TANK, TANK4
COOLING TOWER, CT-1
(2)GAS TURBINES W/OUT HRSG, REDUCE OP, EC-ST1&2
(2)GAS TURBINES GFRAME W/HRSG, NORMAL OP, EC-ST1&2
EMERGENCY FIREWATER PUMP, E-PUMP
EMERGENCY GENERATOR, E-GEN
PIPING FUGITIVE AREA, E-PIPFUG
(2) HYDRAZINE (35%) STORAGE TANKS, E-TANK5&-6
AMMONIA (30%) STORAGE TANK , E-TANK1
AMMONIA (5%) STORAGE TANK, E-TANK2
DIESEL STORAGE TANK, E-TANK7
SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE (7-16%) STORAGE TANK, E-TANK4
SULFURIC ACID (93%) STORAGE TANK
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DONAHUE INDUSTRIES,
INC. PAPER
TX- 10/17/2000
0263 ACT
MONT BELVIEU COMPLEX
TX-
0333
12/05/2000
ACT
HOUSTON BREWERY
TX- 05/09/2001
0382 ACT
99.009 (2) COOLING TOWERS, E-CTOWER-W&-E
15.900 TURBINE
19.600 POWER BOILER 11
19.600 POWER BOILER NOS . 4, 5, 8, AND 9
30.211 RECOVERY BOILER
30.212 SMELT TANK
30.219 BLOW HEAT SYSTEM
30.219 BROWN KRAFT PULP STORAGE
30.219 BROWN STOCK WASHERS
30.219 HEAVY BLACK LIQUOR STORAGE
30.219 SOAP RECOVERY AND STORAGE
30.219 WEAK BLACK LIQUOR STORAGE
30.230 BLEACHED KRAFT PULP STORAGE
30.231 LIME KILN
30.239 CAUSTICIZER TANKS
30.239 GREEN LIQUOR CLARIFICATION AND STORAGE
30.239 LIME BLOWER
30.239 LIME MUD CLARIFICATION AND STORAGE
30.239 MUD FILTER HOOD
30.239 MUD FILTER PUMP
30.239 SLAKER
30.239 WHITE LIQUOR CLARIFICATION AND STORAGE
30.242 BLEACH PLANT
30.290 MISC. STORAGE
30.420 NO. 2 PAPER MACHINE
30.420 NO. 8 PAPER MACHINE
30.490 GROUNDWOOD MILL
30.490 WOODYARD
12.310 DUCT BURNERS
19.310 FLARE, 76
19.600 REACTOR HEATER, 72
19.700 3 DIP TURBINES & 3 DUCT BURNERS, 74
19.700 SOLAR TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, 70
19.800 FIREWATER PUMP, 81
64.003 PROCESS FUGITIVES, F70
64.004 (1) WASTE OIL TANK & (2) LUBE OIL TANKS, 78,80,80A
64.006 (2) WASTEWATER SUMPS, 73 & 75
64.999 CONTINUOUS CATALYST REGENERATOR, 71
99.009 COOLING TOWER, C70
13.900 (2) BOILERS 4/5, PWR-4/5
13.900 (3) BOILERS 1-3, PWR-1-3
13.900 BOILER NO 6, PWR-6
19.390 FLARE, BERS-1
19.800 FIRE WATER PUMP, FIRE-01
22.200 WASTEWATER COLLECTION FUGITIVES, WWT-FUG
22.200 WASTEWATER COLLECTION PIT, WWT-FUG2
22.200 WASTEWATER STATION NO 1, WWT-FUG1
30.700 CARPENTER SHOP, YARD-01
41.999 PAINT BOOTH, PAINT-FUG2
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41.999 PAINT STILL, PAINT-FUG3
42.009 FIRE WATER PUMP DIESEL STORAGE TANK, FIRE-02
42.010 TRACKMOBILE DIESEL STORAGE TANK, TRACK-01
70.110 (2) 5-GALLON PARTS WASHER, BPS-FUGW1
70.110 (2) ALPHA DROP RECEIVER 1&2, SH7-2/3, BLDG 64
70.110 (2) ALPHA DROP RECEIVER 1&2, SH9-1, BLDG 44
70.110 (2) CASE SEALER, BPS-FUG04/05, BLDG 6
70.110 (2) CASE SEALER, BPS-FUG07/8, BLDG 66, LINE 7/8
70.110 (2) DISPOSAL/DUMPSTER, SH3-FUG, BLDG4X
70.110 (2) FILLER 1&2, BPS-FUG63, BLDG 66, LINE 63
70.110 (2) FILLER, BPS-FUG04/05, BLDG 6
70.110 (2) FILLER, BPS-FUG07/8, BLDG 66, LINE 7/8
70.110 (2) FILLER, BPS-FUG65/67, BLDG 66, LINE 65/67
70.110 (2) FILTER BEER BALANCE TANKS, SH1-1&-2, BLDG 4
70.110 (2) INK CODER, BPS-FUG04/05, BLDG 6
70.110 (2) INK CODER, BPS-FUG07/8, BLDG 66, LINE 7/8
70.110 (2) K-FILTERS, SH1-1 & SH1-2, BLDG 4
70.110 (2) LAGER BEER TANKS, SH2-2, BLDG 4A
70.110 (2) LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG07/8, BLDG 66, LINE 7/8
70.110 (2) PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG04/05, BLDG 6
70.110 (2) PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG07/8, BLDG 66, LINE 7/8
70.110 (2) PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG65/67, BLDG 66, LINE 65/67
70.110 (2) SCHOENE BEER BALANCE TANKS, SH1-1&-2, BLDG 4
70.110 (2) SPENT YEAST TANK, SH6-HVAC, BLDG 68
70.110 (2) STORAGE SILOS NO 1 & 2, DESILO-1&-2, BLDG 4
70.110 (2) THREE LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG04/05, BLDG 6
70.110 (2) TWO BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG04/05, BLDG 6
70.110 (2)13 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH1-4, BLDG 4
70.110 (2)BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG07/8, BLDG 66, LINE 7/8
70.110 (2)CASE SEALER, BPS-FUG65/67, BLDG 66, LINE 65/67
70.110 (2)EIGHT 1600-BARREL FILTER BEER TANK;SH6-3;BLDG68
70.110 (2)HOT TRUE COLLECTION TANK 1,3, BHB-HVAC, BLDG 63
70.110 (2)INK CODERS, BPS-FUG65/67, BLDG 66, LINE 65/67
70.110 (2)LAUTER TUB 1 & 2, BHX-2/3, BLDG 3X
70.110 (2)LAUTER TUB 3 & 4, BHB-6/7, BLDG 63
70.110 (2)MASH COOKER 1 & 2, BHA-1/2, BLDG 3
70.110 (2)PRESS FEED TANKS 1 & 2, BHX-6/7, BLDG 3X
70.110 (2)TWO 50-BARREL TANKS, BHA-FUG, BLDG 3
70.110 (2)VIDEO CODERS, BPS-FUG65/67, BLDG 66, LINE 65/67
70.110 (3) 21 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH2-2, BLDG 4A
70.110 (3) FILTER BEER BALANCE TANKS, SH3-1, BLDG 4X
70.110 (3) LAGER BEER TANKS, SH8-1/2/3, BLDG 65
70.110 (3) PARTS WASHER, PWR-FUG/FORK-FUG/BRM-FUG
70.110 (3) SEVEN 850-BARREL BEER TANK, SCH6-1-3; BLDG 68
70.110 (3)BREW KETTLE 3-5, BHB- 8-10, BLDG 63
70.110 (3)HOT WORT RECEIVER 1,3,4 BHB- 11-13, BLDG 63
70.110 (3)SCHOENE BEER RECEIVERS 1-3; SHI-FUG, BLDG 4
70.110 (3)WORT AERATOR 1-3, BHB-15,-16,-25; BLDG 63
70.110 (4) EFFLUENT TANKS, BHB-17,-18,-19; BLDG 63
70.110 (4)6 1240-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-4,BLDG 4X
70.110 (4)SIX 1240-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH5-1,BLDG 4AX
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70.110 (5)MASH COOKERS 4-8, BHB- 1-5, BLDG 63
70.110 12 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 12 4240-BARREL ALPHA FERMENT TANK, SH9-1, BLDG 44
70.110 12 6050-BARREL ALPHA FERMENT TANK, SH7-1, BLDG 64
70.110 13 1220-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 17 1220-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 17-GALLON PARTS WASHER, BPS-FUGPW3
70.110 19-3600-BARREL LAGER BEER TANKS, SH8-4, BLDG 65
70.110 21 1240-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH2-2, BLDG 4A
70.110 3 2365-BARREL ALPHA FERMENT TANK, SH4-1, BLDG 4AX
70.110 4 2120-BARREL ALPHA FERMENT TANK, SH9-1, BLDG 44
70.110 ACP SYSTEM, SH2-1, BLDG 4A
70.110 BIO-ENERGY RECOVERY SYSTEM FUGITIVES, BERS-3
70.110 BIO-FILTER, BERS-2
70.110 BLOWBACK BEER TANKS, SHI-FUG, BLDG 4
70.110 BREW KETTLE NO 1, BHA-3, BLDG 3
70.110 BREW KETTLE NO 2, BHX-4, BLDG 3X
70.110 CAN CRUSHER, RDOCK-FUG2
70.110 CARBON FILTER REGENERATORS NO 1-9, BHA-FUG
70.110 CARBON FILTER REGENERATORS NOS 10-13
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, BLOCK-BCS
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, BPS-FUG66, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 CARTON SALVAGE BALER, RDOCK-1
70.110 CHIP WASHER, SH8-5, BLDG 65
70.110 CHIP WASHERS, SHI-FUG, BLDG 4
70.110 CLEAR BEER TANKS, SHI-FUG, BLDG 4
70.110 CO2 REGENERATION SYSTEM 2, SH1-5, BLDG 4
70.110 CO2 REGENERATION SYSTEM 3, SH7-4, BLDG 64
70.110 CO2 REGENERATION SYSTEM 3, SH9-2, BLDG 44
70.110 COLD WART SETTLING TANK, SH6-HVAC, BLDG 68
70.110 EIGHT 4240-BARREL UNITANKS, SH10-1, BLDG 45
70.110 FILLER, BPS-1, BLDG 66, LINE 6
70.110 FILLER, BPS-2, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 FILLER, BPS-FUG99, BLDG 6
70.110 FIVE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG66, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 FIVE LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG06, BLDG 66
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG63, BLDG 66, LINE 63
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 FOUR VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG66, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 FUMIGATION, BREW-FUG
70.110 GLASS CRUSHER, RDOSK-FUG1
70.110 HOLDING KETTLE, BHA-4, BLDG 3
70.110 HOPS STRAINER, BHA-5, BLDG 3
70.110 HOPS STRAINER, BHB-14, BLDG 63
70.110 HOT TRUE COLLECTION TANK 2, BHX-9, BLDG 3X
70.110 HOT WORT RECEIVER 2, BHX-5, BLDG 3X
70.110 INK CODER, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 KEG WASHER, BPS-FUG99, BLDG 6
70.110 KRAEUSEN HOLDING TANK, SH8-HVAC, BLDG 65
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70.110 LASER CODER, BPS-FUG63, BLDG 66, LINE 63
70.110 LASER CODER, BPS-FUG67, BLDG 66, LINE 67
70.110 MASH COOKER 3, BHX-1, BLDG 3X
70.110 ONE 1240-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 ONE 2344-BARREL ALPHA PERM TANK, SH4-1, BLDG 4AX
70.110 ONE 400-BARREL G BEER TANK, SH6-HVAC, BLDG 68
70.110 ONE 410-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 ONE 850-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANK, SH6-3, BLDG 68
70.110 PACKERS, BPS-FUG06. BLDG 66
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-1, BLDG 66, LINE 6
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-2, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG63, BLDG 66, LINE 63
70.110 PASTEURIZER, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 REFRIGERATION SYSTEM, GEN-NH3
70.110 SEVEN FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-1, BLDG 68
70.110 SIX 1220-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-4, BLDG 4
70.110 SIX 2000-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANK, SH6-3, BLDG 68
70.110 SIX 410-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH1-4, BLDG 4
70.110 SIX 510-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH1-4, BLDG 4
70.110 SIX 850-BARREL FILTERED BEER TANKS, SH6-2, BLDG 68
70.110 SLEEVE REMOVAL SYSTEM, BPS-4, BLDG 66
70.110 SPENT CELITE OR PERLITE TANK, SH4-2, BLDG 4AX
70.110 SPENT CHIPS DUMPSTER, RDOCK-FUG3
70.110 SPENT CHIPS DUMPSTER, SH8-FUG, BLDG 65
70.110 TEN 4800-BARREL UNITANKS, SH10A-1, NO BLDG
70.110 THREE 510-BARREL LAGER BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 THREE 610-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-3, BLDG 4
70.110 THREE 610-BARREL SCHOENE BEER TANK, SH1-4, BLDG 4
70.110 THREE BOTTLE LABELERS, BPS-FUG06, BLDG 66
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG06, BLDG 66
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG63, BLDG 66, LINE 63
70.110 THREE CASE SEALERS, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 THREE INK CODERS, BPS-FUG06, BLDG 66
70.110 THREE INK CODERS, BPS-FUG66, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 THREE VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG06, BLDG 66
70.110 TRUCK LOADOUT TANK, BHX-8, BLDG 3X
70.110 TWO INK CODERS, BPS-FUG63, BLDG 66, LINE 63
70.110 TWO LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG64, BLDG 66, LINE 64
70.110 TWO LASER CODERS, BPS-FUG66, BLDG 66, LINE 66
70.110 TWO SPENT GRAIN PRESSES, BHB-FUG, BLDG 63
70.110 TWO VIDEO JET CODERS, BPS-FUG99, BLDG 6
70.110 YEAST BRINKS, SH6-HVAC, BLDG 68
70.230 (2)VACUUM CLEANING, GH-O1 & BHA-9, BLDG 2
70.230 GRAIN BIN DUST COLLECTION II, GU-N2, BLDG 62
70.230 GRAIN UNLOADING I, GU-O1, BLDG 2
70.230 GRAIN UNLOADING II, GU-N1, BLDG 62
70.230 MALT CONVEYING I, BHA-6, BLDG 2
70.230 MILL DUST COLLECTION I, BHA-8, BLDG 2
70.230 RICE CONVEYING I, BHA-7, BLDG 2
70.290 (2)MILL DUST COLLECTION II & III, BHB-22/2,BLDG 62
70.290 (3) TANNIN TANKS, SHI-FUG, BLDG 4
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SYNTHESIS GAS UNIT
TX-
0380
06/01/2001
ACT
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
POWER PROJEC
TX-
0343
06/27/2001
ACT
DEER PARK ENERGY
CENTER
TX-
0344
08/22/2001
ACT
ALCOA ALUMINUM SHEET, TX-
PLATE & 0287
09/28/2001
ACT
70.290 (3)VACUUM CLEANING, GH-N5/6, BHB-23, BLDG 62
70.290 MALT CONVEYING IIA, GH-N1, BLDG 62
70.290 MALT CONVEYING IIB, BHB-20, BLDG 62
70.290 MALT SURGE BIN/CLEANER, GH-N3, BLDG 62
70.290 RICE CONVEYING IIA, GH-N2, BLDG 62
70.290 RICE CONVEYING IIB, BHB-21, BLDG 62
70.290 RICE SURGE BIN/CLEANER, GH-N4, BLDG 62
19.310 FLARE, FS28
19.600 (2) AIR PREHEATERS 1106 & 1206, F1106SGU &F1206SGU
64.002 SYNGAS UNIT FUGITIVES, FGSGU
64.003 ANALYZER HOUSE VENT
64.004 FILTER FEED TANK, TK1016
64.004 FLUSH OIL TANK, TK1011
64.004 GREY WATER TANK, TK1004
64.004 POLYSULFIDE TANK, TK1014
64.006 AMMONIA STRIPPER, T1004SGU
64.006 BLACK WATER SUMP, S1040SGU
64.006 FIRST FLUSH SUMP, S1031SGU
64.006 OIL COLLECTION SUMP
64.999 SYNGAS DISPOSAL
15.210 (2) CTG-HRSG STACKS, STACK1 & 2
19.800 DIESEL FIRE WATER PUMP, DFWP1
19.900 (3) TURBINE OIL MIST VENTS, TOMV1, -V2, -V3
19.900 AMMONIA SYSTEM, FUG1
19.900 NATURAL GAS PIPELINE FUGITIVES, FUG2
22.200 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE TANK?
42.009 DIESEL FUEL STORAGE, TANK9
62.020 (3) AQUEOUS AMMONIA TANKS, TANK 4, -5, -6
62.020 SULFURIC ACID TANK, TANKS
99.009 COOLING TOWER, CT-1
15.210 (4) CTG1-4 & HRSG1-4, ST-1 THRU -4
19.900 PIPING FUGITIVES, PIPEFUG
42.005 TURBINE LUBRICATION FUGITIVES, LUBEFUG
99.009 COOLING TOWER, CWT
82.121 SIDEWELL MELTERS
82.129 ANNEALERS 1 AND 2
82.129 ANNEALERS 3, 4A, AND 4B
82.129 CLEAN COLD MILL TANK
82.129 COIL STORAGE MONITOR
82.129 COLD MILL EXHAUST
82.129 COLD MILL FILTER PRESS
82.129 DIRTY COLD MILL TANK
82.129 HOT MILL EXHAUST
82.129 INDUSTRIAL GAS STORAGE
82.129 LAB EXHAUST
82.129 MELT BUILDING MONITOR
82.129 REMELT STACK
82.129 SCRAP SHREDDER
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WEST REFINERY
TX- 10/05/2001
0346 ACT
CHOCOLATE BAYOU PLANT TX- 10/16/2001
0347 ACT
99.009 COOLING TOWER
19.330 COMBUSTION SOURCES, FLARES & MISC
19.600 CCR HOT OIL HEATER, 39BA3901, JJ-4
19.600 CHARGE HEATER 01BA106 (AA-2)
19.600 CONT CATALYST REGEN CHARGE HEATERS,39BA3902 - 5
19.600 CRUDE BOILER, 43BF1, R-201
19.600 CRUDE HEATER, 42BA1, A-203
19.600 CUMENE HOT OIL HEATER, 04BA4, D-3
19.600 DEBUTANIZER REBOILER & 01BA105 CHARGE HEATER
19.600 DISTILLATE HYDROTREATER CHARGE HEATER, 37BA1, KK-3
19.600 LSG HOT OIL HEATER, LSGHTR
19.600 MSTDP REACTOR HEATER & REBOILER, 33BA1&2, N-104
19.600 MX UNIT HOT OIL HEATER, MX-1
19.600 NAPTHA HYDROTREATING CHARGE HEATER, 39BA3900, JJ-4
19.600 VACUUM HEATER, 42BA3, A-204
19.600 XCR REBOILER, 39BA3906, JJ-6
42.009 (17) TANKS: BENZENE SOURCES
42.009 (18) TANKS: TOLUENE SOURCES
42.009 (41) TANKS: ETHYLBENZENE SOURCES
42.009 (84) TANKS: XYLENE SOURCES
50.003 FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNIT (FCCU), 01BF102, AA-
50.006 DIST HYDROTREATER STRIPPER REBOILER, 37BA2, KK-3
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT TAIL GAS INCINERATOR, TGI-1
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT TAIL GAS INCINERATOR, TGI-2
50.999 COKE HANDLING & COMBUSTION SOURCES
50.999 MISC SOURCES
19.310 DOCK FLARE, AM-1500
19.310 NO. 1 OLEFINS FLARE, DM-1101
19.310 NO. 2 OLEFINS FLARE, DDM-3101
19.600 2ND STAGE HYDROTREATER FEED HEATER, J-l
19.600 FURNACE EMISSION CAPS FOR 30 EMISSION POINTS
19.600 REGENERATION FURNACE, DB-201
19.600 REGENERATION HEATER, DB-601
19.600 REGENERATION HEATER, DDB-201
19.600 REGENERATION HEATER, DDB-601
42.009 FUEL OIL TANK, AF-1905
42.009 FUEL OIL TANK, AF-3905
42.009 FUEL OIL TANK, DDF-1001
42.009 FUEL OIL TANK, DF-1001
42.009 LUBE OIL STORAGE
42.009 LUBE OIL STORAGE, DF-502
64.002 MARINE DOCK FUGITIVES, FUG-VBD
64.002 METERING STATION FUGITIVES, FUG-VCM
64.002 NO. 1 OLEFINS UNIT FUGITIVES, FUG-V10F
64.002 NO. 1&2 OLEFINS ANALYZER VENT FUGITIVES
64.002 NO. 2 OLEFINS UNIT FUGITIVES, FUG-V20F
64.002 SEAL OIL VENTS, OF1SOVENT
64.002 SECOND STAGE HYDROTREATER FUGITIVES, FUGVSSH
64.002 TANK FARM FUGITIVES, FUG-FTP
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(2) DECOKE STACKS, DF-105 & DDF-105
(2) HYDROTREATER REGENERATOR STACKS,DD-606&DDD-606
DECOKE STACK, DDF-101
DECOKE STACK, DDF-104
DECOKE STACK, DF-101
DECOKE STACK, DF-104
LIME SILO FILTER VENT
LIME SILO FILTER VENT, DDZ-902
(2) ACETONITRILE TANKS, AF-1103&-1104
ACETONITRILE TANK, AF-3103
ALCOHOL TANK, DF-1301
METHANOL TANK, DDF-1301
METHANOL TANK, DDF-202
RERUNS BOTTOMS TANK, AF-1105
RERUNS BOTTOMS TANK, AF-1106
SLOP TANK, AF-3701
SODIUM NITRITE SOLUTION TANK, DDF-701
SODIUM NITRITE SOLUTION TANK, DDF-705
SODIUM NITRITE SOLUTION TANK, DF-701
SODIUM NITRITE SOLUTION TANK, DF-702
SODIUM NITRITE SOLUTION TANK, DF-705
TANK EMISSION CAPS FOR 9 EMISSION POINTS
NO. 1 OLEFINS TRUCK LOADING, FUELTRK1
NO. 2 OLEFINS TRUCK LOADING, FUELTRK2
RAIL LOADING FUGITIVES, FUG-RAIL
RAILROAD LOADING FUGITIVES, RAILLOAD
BLEACH TANK, AF-1215
BLEACH TANK, AF-3215
NO. 2 OLEFINS COOLING TOWER, DAT-3201
NO.l OLEFINS COOLING TOWER, AT-1210
ACID GAS FLARE EMERGENCY USE ONLY
FACILITIES VENTED TO MAIN FLARE- GROUP ONE
FACILITIES VENTING TO MAIN FLARE- GROUP TWO
GROUND FLARE
MAIN FLARE
FIRED UNITS
MARINE LOADING (BARGE AND SHIP)
TANKS
FUGITIVES
SCRUBBER/SRU INCINERATOR
ALKY COOLING TOWER
ANALYZER VENTS AE-49601 A/B, 49900 A/B, 49901 A/B
BUP COOLING TOWER
CRU CRR
CRU HEATER
CU/VRU COOLING TOWER
HOC COOLING TOWER
OLEFLEX SCRUBBER
BILLET CASTER RUNOUT BUILDING
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WA PARISH ELECTRIC
GENERATING
TX-
0298
10/15/2003
ACT
INLAND PAPERBOARD AND TX-
PACKAGIN 0485
10/05/2004
ACT
TEMPLE-INLAND DIBOLL TX-
11/01/2004
81.210 EAF, LMF, CASTER MELTSHOP
81.210 N. BILLET BAY BUILDING
81.210 ROLLING MILL BUILDING
81.210 TEXAS I REHEAT STATION
81.210 TEXAS II REHEAT STATION
81.210 WEST LMF/CASTER BUILDING
11.110 (2) BOILERS, UNITS 5 & 6, COAL & GAS, WAP5&6
11.110 (2) BOILERS, UNITS 5 & 6, WAP5&6, COAL
11.110 BOILER UNIT 7, COAL & GAS, WAP7
11.110 BOILER UNIT 7, COAL, WAP7
30.211 BARK BOILER
30.211 NO. 1 PFI BOILER
30.211 NO. 2 PFI BOILER
30.211 NO.l AND NO. 2 RECOVERY FURNACE
30.211 PACKAGE BOILER
30.212 NO. 1 AND NO. 2 DISSOLVING TANK
30.231 LIME KILN
30.239 LIME SILO
30.240 BLACK LIQUOR POND WEST
30.240 BLACK LIQUOR STORAGE (EAST, WEST, CENTER)
30.240 CHEMI-WASHER
30.240 ECOFILTER PRESSURE SYSTEM
30.240 LIME KILN PRECOAT FILTER
30.240 NO.l GREEN LIQUOR STORAGE TANK
30 .240 WOOD YARD (4)
30.241 NO. 1 PAPER MACHINE
30.241 NO. 2 PAPER MACHINE
30.249 BOILOUT TANK
30.249 FISH LADDER
30.249 GREEN LIQUOR EQUALIZATION TANK
NO.I/NO.2 GREEN CLARIFIER AND NO.2 GREEN LIQUOR STORAGE
30-249 TANK
30.249 NO.I/NO.2 HEAVY BLACK LIQUOR STORAGE TANK
30.249 NO.I/NO.2 RECOVERY BOILER SALT CAKE MIX TANK
30.249 NO.I/NO.2 WEAK BLACK LIQUOUR STORAGE TANK
30.249 NO.4 WHITE LIQUOR STORAGE TANK
30.249 PRECOAT FILTER VACUUM PUMP
30.249 SCRUBBER WATER CLARIFIER
30.249 SECONDARY FIBER SYSTEM
30.249 WEAK BLACK LIQUOR STORAGE TANK
30.290 BROWN STOCK WASHER A
30.290 BROWN STOCK WASHER B
30.290 MUD TANKS (2)
30.290 NO. I/NO.2 SLAKER
30.290 STORAGE TANKS (3)
30.290 TALL OIL REACTOR
30.290 WEAK WASH STORAGE TANK
42.003 GASOLINE TANK/NO. 2 FUEL OIL TANK
50.007 TRUCK TRAFFIC FUGITIVES
30.800 EAST LUMBER KILNS 1&2 (4)
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OPERATION
0483 ACT
AIR PRODUCTS BAYTOWN TX- 11/02/2004
I I 0481 ACT
DOW TEXAS OPERATIONS TX-
FREEPORT 0479
12/02/2004
ACT
JOHNS MANVILLE
CLEBURNE PLANT
TX- 12/28/2004
0480 ACT
ROHM AND HAAS
CHEMICALS LLC LO
TX-
0487
03/24/2005
ACT
30.800 WEST LUMBER KILNS 1&2 (4)
11.390 BOILER STACK
11.390 BOILER STACK (HIGH BTU FUEL)
13.390 BOILER STACK (START UP)
19.310 FLARE (NORMAL OPERATION)
19.800 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
19.800 EMERGENCY GENERATOR TANK
42.005 DIESEL FUEL TANK
50.005 COOLING TOWER
50.005 SUPPLEMENTARY COOLING TOWER
50.007 FUGITIVES (4)
64.003 MSS PROCESS STEAM VENT
64.003 MSS-NONCONDENSIBLES (PROPYLENE VENTING)
64.003 PROCESS STEAM VENT
64.003 RECTISOL VENT
99.999 PARTS WASHER
11.310 COMBUSTION VIA FOUR GAS-FIRED STEAM BOILERS
11.390
11.390
50 .007
50 .007
50.007
50.007
2 WESTINGHOUSE 501F TURBINES WITH 2 735MMBTU/H DUCT BURNER
(START UP)
2 WESTINGHOUSE 501F TURBINES WITH 2 735MMBTU/H DUCT BURNER
(START-UP, SHUTDOWN, MAINTENANCE)
PIPING FUGITIVES FOR BOILERS (5)
PIPING FUGITIVES FOR TURBINES (5)
TURBINE LUBRICATION FUGITIVES
TURBINE LUBRICATION FUGITIVES (5)
11.900 GLASS FURNACES
90.016 1901 BATCH PLANT (4)
90.016 1901 E-GLASS MIXING (NORTH AND SOUTH 4 EACH)
90.016 1901 E-GLASS RECLAIM AREA (4)
90.016 1901 FOREHEARTH (4)
90.016 1901 FORMING AREA (4)
90.016 GYPSUM DRYING TUNNEL SCRUBBER STACK
90.016 LINE 91 COLD END HORIZONTAL BAND SAW BAGHOUSE NO 2-STACK
90.016 LINE 91 COLLECTION WET SCRUBBER NO 1-4-STACK
90.016 LINE 91 MELTERS BAGHOUSE 1
90.016 LINE 91 MISC.
90.016 LINE 91 OVER WET SCRUBBER
90.016 OFF-LINE TRIM WASTE
90.016 OFFLINE GROOVING MACHINE
15.110 L-AREA GAS TURBINE
19.310 N3/7 FEED AND EXIT GAS FLARE
19.310 N5/6 FLARE
19.600 N-3,4 PREHEATER
19.600 N-5/6 PREHEATER
19.600 N7/8 PREHEATER
19.900 N-3 BACKUP INSTRUMENT AIR COMPRESSOR
19.900 SAFETY VENT STACK (2)
19.900 SVG FAN
42.006 ACETONE DAY TANK
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CONOCOPHILLIPS BORGER TX-
REFINERY 0476
CITGO CORPUS CHRISTI TX-
REFINERY 0478
04/08/2005
ACT
04/20/2005
ACT
FORMOSA POINT COMFORT TX-
PLANT 0475
05/09/2005
ACT
COBISA GREENVILLE
TX-
0482
06/03/2005
ACT
42.009 ALCOHOL TANK (3)
42.010 N7/8 ABSORBER FEED WATER TANK
42.999 ACETONE DOCK TANK
50.006 N-5 COOLING TOWER NORTH
50.006 N-5 COOLING TOWER SOUTH
50.006 N-7 COOLING TOWER
50.007 ACETONE DOCK TANK FUGITIVE
50.007 FUGITIVE (4)
50.007 FUGITIVES (4)
50.009 WASTEWATER COLLECTION TANK
19.600 VACUUM UNIT 51 AND COKER UNIT 50
11.390 DHT STRIPPER REBOILER
11.390 NO.3 BOILER
12.390 MIXED DISTILLATE HYDROHEATER REBOILER HEATER
19.310 ACID GAS FLARE
19.310 FLARE-COKE DRUM SLOWDOWN
19.330 SOUR WATER STRIPPER FLARE
19.600 COKER HEATER
19.600 DHT CHARGER HEATER
19.600 MIXED DISTILLATE HYDROHEATER
19.900 TAIL GAS INCINERATOR
42.009 STORAGE TANK 13A&B
42.009 STORAGE TANK 6017-6019
42.009 STORAGE TANKS 6011-6012
42.009 STORAGE TANKS 6020-6023
42.999 COKE STORAGE AND HANDLING FACILITIES
50.007 COKER UNIT FUGITIVES (4)
50.007 DHT FUGITIVES
50.007 MDHU FUGITIVES 2
50.007 SRU PROCESS FUGITIVES (4)
50.007 WP MEROX FUGITIVES
99.999 SOUR WATER TANK
11.390 PYROLYSIS FURNACE (1054-1056)
11.390 PYROLYSIS FURNACE (1057-1062, 1091)
11.390 PYROLYSIS FURNACE (N1011-1012)
11.390 PYROLYSIS FURNACES (1001-1008, 1009 B)
12.390 PYROLYSIS FURNACE (1010B)
12.390 REBOILER (1 AND 2)
16.290 DIESEL EMERGENCY GENERATOR
19.330 FLARE
19.330 FLARE (1067)
19.330 FLARE (1087)
19.600 FLARE (8003B)
19.600 REGENERATION HEATER
19.600 SECOND STAGE FEED HEATER
19.900 DIESEL EMERGENCY GENERATOR (N7900LJD)
50.003 DECOKE DRUM (5)
TURBINES FIRING FUEL OIL AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS
SCENARIO 1, CASE 2
-------
11.220
11.220
11.220
11.310
11.310
11.310
11.310
11.310
11.310
11.310
11.390
TURBINES FIRING FUEL OIL AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS -
SCENARIO 2, CASE 2
TURBINES FIRING FUEL OIL AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS -
SCENARIO 3, CASE 2
TURBINES FIRING FUEL OIL AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS -
SCENARIO 4, CASE 2
STARTUP, SHUTDOWN, MAINTENANCE OF TURBINES (4) - SCENARIO
2, CASE 3
STARTUP, SHUTDOWN, MAINTENANCE OF TURBINES (4) - SCENARIO
3, CASE 3
STARTUP, SHUTDOWN, MAINTENANCE OF TURBINES (4) - SCENARIO
4, CASE 3
TURBINES AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS - SCENARIO 1, CASE 1
TURBINES AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS - SCENARIO 2, CASE 1
TURBINES AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS - SCENARIO 3, CASE 1
TURBINES AND DUCTS FIRING NATURAL GAS - SCENARIO 4, CASE 1
STARTUP, SHUTDOWN, MAINTENANCE OF TURBINES (4) - SCENARIO
1, CASE 3
TOTAL PETROCHEMICAL,
INC.
TX-
0488
11/22/2005
ACT
13.900 ELECTRIC GENERATION
REGION 7
NATURAL GAS PIPELINE IA-
COMPANY 0056
NICHOLS ALUMINUM IA-
CASTING COMPA 0047
KOCH NITROGEN COMPANY IA-
0079
NEAL ENERGY CENTER IA-
SOUTH 0080
IA-
GEORGE NEAL NORTH „„„.,
0 Oo 1
GOLDEN GRAIN ENERGY *A~
U U o 2.
ROQUETTE AMERICA, IA-
INC. 0083
ADM POLYMERS JA~4
02/12/1991
ACT
06/24/1998
ACT
09/08/2005
ACT
09/28/2005
ACT
12/09/2005
ACT
04/19/2006
ACT
08/16/2006
ACT
11/30/2006
ACT
17.
82 .
12 .
11 .
11 .
19.
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
99.
12 .
17.
17.
42 .
42 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
.130
.121
.300
.110
.110
.600
.120
.120
.120
.120
.120
.230
.290
.009
.100
.110
.210
.009
.009
.002
.003
.003
.003
.003
.005
COMPRESSOR ENGINE
FURNACE, NATURAL GAS FIRED, ROTARY BARREL
NATURAL GAS FIRED BOILER
UNIT 4 BOILER
NEAL 1 BOILER
DDGS DRYER
DDGS COOLER
DDGS LOADING
ETHANOL LOADOUT
FERMENTATION
FUGITIVE LEAKS
GRAIN RECEIVING
HAMMERMILLS
COOLING TOWER
BOILER, CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED
EMERGENCY GENERATOR
FIRE PUMP ENGINE
ANTIFOAM STORAGE TANK
EDO STORAGE TANK
LEAKS FROM EQUIPMENT IN VOC SERVICE
BROTH HOLDING TANKS
MAIN FERMENTERS
SEED FERMENTERS
SOLVENT A/B RECOVERY
BIOMASS CONVEYING SYSTEM
-------
NEARMAN CREEK POWER
STATION
NORANDA ALUMINUM,
INC.
KS-
0028
MO-
0036
MISSISSIPPI LIME CO.
EMPIRE DISTRICT
ELECTRIC CO.
MO-
0035
MO-
0016
HOLCIM (US) INC. - MO-
LEE ISLAND 0066
CITY UTILITIES OF MO-
SPRINGFIELD 0060
SOUTH HARPER PEAKING MO-
FACILITY 0067
CARGILL, INC.
10/18/2005
ACT
06/01/1979
ACT
04/01/1980
ACT
05/17/1994
ACT
06/08/2004
ACT
12/15/2004
ACT
12/29/2004
ACT
NE- 04/25/1996
0016 ACT
64.005 BIOMASS LOADOUT ASPIRATION SYSTEM
64.005 BIOMASS STORAGE BIN
64.005 EXTRUDER VACUUM PUMP
64.005 PELLET BLENDING SILO
64.005 PELLET DRYER
64.005 PELLET LOADOUT ASPIRATION
64.005 PELLET STORAGE BIN
64.005 POLYMER POWDER CONVEYING
15.100 COMBUSTION TURBINE #4 FACILITY
17.110 EMERGENCY BLACK START GENERATOR
82.111 CARBON BAKING FURNACE FOR POTLINE 3
82.111 POTLINE 1
82.111 POTLINE 3
90.001 POTLINE 3 MATERIAL HANDLING
90.019 CONSTRUCT & OPERATE TWO ROTARY LIME KILN SYSTEMS
15.110 TWO NG SIMPLE-CYCLE TURBINES
15.190 TWO NO.2 FUEL OIL SIMPLE-CYCLE TURBINS
90.006 CEMNT MANUFACTURING
11.110
PULVERIZED COAL FIRED BOILER
15.110 TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (3)
17.210 1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY DIESEL FIRE PUMP
19.600 FUEL GAS HEATER
12.310 BOILERS, (3)
13.310 SYRUP REFINERY CARBON REGENERATOR
42.009 ETHANOL STORAGE TANK FARM
70.120 CORN SYRUP PLANT, CONVEYING SYSTEM -
70.120 FEEDHOUSE CRACKED CORN
70.120 FERMENTATION PROCESS
70.120 FIBER BIN FILTER RECEIVER
70.120 FIBER PREDRYER
70.120 GERM BIN FILTER RECEIVER
70 .120 GERM DRYER
70.120 GLUTEN BIN FILTER RECEIVER
70.120 GLUTEN FLASH DRYER
70.120 PROCESS ASPIRATION
70.120 RECTIFIER COLUMN
70.120 STEEP HOUSE
70.120 STILLAGE EVAPORATOR
70.230 CORN RAIL UNLOADING PROCESS
70.230 CORN SYRUP PLANT, UNLOADING, TRANSFER & STORAGE
70.230 CORN TRUCK UNLOADING SYSTEM
70.230 FEED LOADOUT, RAIL
70.230 FEED LOADOUT, TRUCK
70.320 CORN GERM OIL EXTRACTION
70.320 GERM EXTRACTION PLANT, EXPELLED GERM CONVEYOR
70.320 GERM EXTRACTION PLANT, MEAL DRYER AND COOLER
-------
*IBP INC ^ 07/02/2003
±Bf, ±1NL.. 002g ACT
ABENGOA BIOENERY NE- 01/21/2004
CORPORATION - 0029 ACT
HOMESTEAD NITROGEN NE- 06/15/2004
OPERATIONS 0027 ACT
HOMESTEAD NITROGEN NE- 06/15/2004
OPERATIONS 0038 ACT
*TYSON FRESH MEATS, NE- 12/21/2004
INC. - DAKO 0039 ACT
OPPD - NEBRASKA CITY NE- 03/09/2005
STATION 0031 ACT
0037 ACT08720"6
AGP SOY PROCESSING ^ °^11/2°°6
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
90 .
90 .
90 .
99.
22 .
22 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
61.
61.
13 .
11 .
11.
11 .
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
11.
62 .
99.
12 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
64 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
70 .
11.
.390
.390
.390
.390
.400
.019
.019
.019
.140
.200
.900
.007
.016
.016
.016
.016
.016
.016
.012
.012
.900
.110
.110
.110
.110
.110
.110
.110
.220
.220
.999
.009
.110
.003
.003
.003
.003
.210
.210
.210
.310
.110
GERM EXTRACTION PLANT GERM MEAL CONVEY:
GERM EXTRACTOR PLANT HOT GERM CONVEYINC
GERM EXTRACTOR PLANT, GERM RECEIVING
SWEET BRAN BATCH MIXER
CORN SYRUP PLANT MANUAL ADDITION OF PR]
FEED LIME UNLOADING AND STORAGE
LIME ADDITION ASPIRATION
LIME UNLOAD AND STORAGE
HAUL TRAFFIC ROAD
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
WASTEWATER TREATMENT
GRAIN RECEIVING, HANDLING, AND MILLING
COOLING TOWER
EQUIPMENT LEAKS
FERMENTATION AND DISTILLATION
HAUL ROAD EMISSIONS
LIQUID PRODUCT LOADING
STORAGE TANKS
NITRIC ACID PLANT
NITRIC ACID PLANT
BOILER #5
FLY ASH WASTE DUST COLLECTOR (EP-211)
FLY ASH WASTE STORAGE VENT (EP-204)
RECYCLED ASH STORAGE (EP-203)
SDA LIME STORAGE EXHAUST (EP-202)
TRIPPER DUST COLLECTOR (EP-105)
TRIPPER DUST COLLECTOR (EP-106)
UNIT 2 BOILER
AUXILIARY BOILER 2
EMERGENCY GENERATOR
ACTIVATED CARBON SILO EXHAUST (EP-215)
COOLING TOWER
CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER
DISTILLATION COLUMN
FERMENTATION
STEEPHOUSE
STILLAGE EVAPORATOR
FIBER STEAM TUBE DRYER
GERM STEAM TUBE DRYERS
GLUTEN FLASH DRYER
MILLHOUSE AND FEEDHOUSE
STEAM GENERATION
REGION 8
-------
CHEYENNE STATION
CO- 06/12/2004
0058 ACT
13 .
16 .
16 .
17.
17.
50 .
.310
.110
.110
.130
.130
.999
HEATERS
CPP TURBINES
FREP TURBINE
CPP ENGINE
FREP ENGINE
CO2 PLANT
CF & I STEEL L.P. DBA CO-
ROCKY MO
CHEYENNE STATION
COMANCHE STATION
LAMAR LIGHT & POWER
POWER PLAN
CO-
0055
COORS BREWING COMPANY CO-
0060
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENERGY CO-
CENTER,
NORTHERN SUN
CURRANT CREEK
SEVIER POWER COMPANY
ND-
0022
UT-
0066
UT-
0064
INTERMOUNTAIN POWER UT-
GENERATING
*LAKE SIDE POWER
PLANT
MARATHON OIL CO.
EXXON CO., USA
WOLD TRONA COMPANY,
INC.
WY-
0055
06/21/2004
0054 ACT
CO- 03/29/2005
0059 ACT
CO- 07/05/2005
0057 ACT
02/03/2006
ACT
03/31/2006
ACT
05/02/2006
0056 ACT
05/01/2006
ACT
05/17/2004
ACT
10/12/2004
ACT
10/15/2004
0065 ACT
UT- 01/06/2005
0067 ACT
WY- 11/21/1983
0007 ACT
WY- 05/22/1984
0014 ACT
04/27/2000
ACT
81.210 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE (EAF)
16.110 PHASE II TURBINE
11.110 PC BOILER - UNIT 3
90.011 COAL HANDLING AND STORAGE
90.019 LIME HANDLING
99.009 COOLING TOWER
99.120 FLY ASH/ FGD WASTE HANDLING
99.120 RECYCLE ASH HANDLING
99.190 HAUL ROADS
99.999 SORBENT HANDLING
11.110 CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER
17.110 DIESEL ENGINES FOR SWITCHING, LOCOMOTIVE & FIRE PUMP
90.011 COAL HANDLING AND PREPARATION
90.019 LIMESTONE HANDLING /PROCESSING/ STORAGE
99.120 ASH AND INERT (SAND) HANDLING/STORAGE/DISPOSAL
99.140 FUGITIVE PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS SOURCES
41.014 BOTTLE LABEL GLUE
41.014 VIDEOJETS
70.110 BOTTLE FILLING LINES
70.110 KEG FILLING LINE
15.210 NATURAL-GAS FIRED, COMBINED-CYCLE TURBINE
11.120 WOOD/HULL FIRED BOILER
15.210
NATURAL GAS FIRED TURBINES AND HEAT RECOVERY STEAM
GENERATORS
11.110 CFB BOILER WITH DRY LIME SCRUBBER
11.110
11.110
11.110
CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER WITH BAGHOUSE
COMBUSTION CONTROLS
LOW-NOX BURNERS WITH SNCR (SELECTIVE NON-CATALYTIC
REDUCTION)
11.110 PULVERIZED COAL FIRED ELECTRIC GENERATING UNIT
NATURAL GAS FIRED COMBINED CYCLE ELETRIC POWER GENERATION
15-110 PLANT
62.020 STORAGE, HCL
64.999 STORAGE,AIR SPARGE,REACTOR,HYDROLYIS VENT
13.310 BOILER, 3 EA
50.002 SELEXOL VENT #1
50.002 SELEXOL VENT #2
50.006 INCINERATOR, SULFUR PLANT
90.017 BENETRON ORE UPGRADE FACILITY STACK (E4)
-------
90.017 FUEL TAMK VAPOR LOSSES (F2)
90.017 TRONA ORE CALCINER STACK (E5) (El5)
90.024 MINE VENT (El)
90.024 ROM ORE HANDLING DUST COLLECTOR (E2)
90.024 ROM ORE STORAGE DUST COLLECTOR
90.024 ROM ORE STORAGE DUST COLLECTOR (E3)
90.024 SODA ASH PRODUCT HANDLING DUST COLLECTOR (E6)
99.150 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS - ROAD DUST
REGION 9
APACHE NITROGEN
PRODUCTS, INC.
MOJAVE PIPELINE
OPERATING COMP
WELLTON MOHAWK
GENERATING STAT
AZ- 04/19/1991
0009 ACT
AZ- 06/12/1991
0007 ACT
AZ- 12/01/2004
0047 ACT
62.999 AMMONIUM NITRATE MFG VESSEL, NEUTRALIZER
ARIZONA CLEAN FUELS
YUMA
AZ-
0046
04/14/2005
ACT
17.130
17.130
13.310
15.210
15.210
17.130
99.009
11.310
11.390
11.390
11.390
11.390
12.390
12.390
12.390
12.390
12.390
12.390
12.390
13.390
13.390
13.390
13.390
13.390
13.390
17.110
17.110
42.005
42.005
42 .005
42.006
50.006
50.006
ENGINES, INTERIM BUILD-OUT, 3
ENGINES, RECIPROCATING, 5, FULL BUILD-OUT
AUXILIARY BOILER
COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATORS AND HEAT RECOVERY STEAM
GENERATORS - GE7FA TURBINES OPTION
COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATORS AND HEAT RECOVERY STEAM
GENERATORS - SW501F TURBINES OPTION
BLACK START GENERATORS
MECHANICAL DRAFT COOLING TOWERS
STEAM BOILERS NOS. 1 AND 2
ATMOSPHERIC CRUDE CHARGE HEATER
BUTANE CONVERSION UNIT DEHYDROGENATION REACTOR CHARGE
HEATER
BUTANE CONVERSION UNIT DEHYDROGENATION REACTOR INTERHEATER
HYDROGEN REFORMER HEATER
BUTANE CONVERSION UNIT ISOSTRIPPER REBOILER
CATALYTIC REFORMING UNIT CHARGE HEATER
CATALYTIC REFORMING UNIT INTERHEATER NO. 1
CATALYTIC REFORMING UNIT INTERHEATER NO. 2
DISTILLATE HYDROTREATER SPLITTER REBOILER
HYDROCRACKER UNIT MAIN FRACTIONATOR HEATER
VACUUM CRUDE CHARGE HEATER
CATALYTIC REFORMING UNIT DEBUTANIZER REBOILER
DELAYED COKING UNIT CHARGE HEATER NOS. 1 AND 2
DISTILLATE HYDROTREATER CHARGE HEATER
HYDROCRACKER UNIT CHARGE HEATER
NAPHTHA HYDROTREATER CHARGE HEATER
SPRAY DRYER HEATER
EMERGENCY GENERATOR
FIRE WATER PUMPS NOS 1 AND 2
GROUP A STORAGE TANKS
GROUP D STORAGE TANKS
GROUP E STORAGE TANKS
GROUP B STORAGE TANKS
SULFER PIT NOS. 1 AND 2
SULFUR RECOVERY PLANT THERMAL OXIDIZER
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NORTH COUNTY RESOURCE CA-
RECOVERY 0132
HOPCO
ROCKWELL INTERNAT.
MICRO ELECT
VANDENBERG AFB, STS
PROGRAM
CA-
0145
NBA MESQUITE POWER
SUN OIL CO.
PETRO-LEWIS CORP.
PETRO-LEWIS CORP.
UNICAL
UNION OIL CO. OF
CALIFORNIA
11/30/1984
ACT
CA- 12/04/1984
0089 ACT
CA- 03/22/1985
0149 ACT
04/08/1985
ACT
CA- 07/01/1985
0280 ACT
CA- 10/15/1985
0114 ACT
CA- 10/29/1985
0116 ACT
CA- 10/29/1985
0116 .A ACT
CA- 12/27/1985
0125 ACT
CA- 06/20/1986
0308 ACT
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNITS 1 AND 2
50.006 TAIL GAS TREATMENT UNIT
50.007 EQUIPMENT LEAKS
50.008 EMERGENCY FLARES
50.008 TANK FARM THERMAL OXIDIZER
50.008 TRUCK AND RAIL CAR LOADING RACK THERMAL OXIDIZERS
50.008 WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT THERMAL OXIDIZER
50.009 SPRAY DRYER
50.999 AMINE REGENERATOR
50.999 BENZENE WASTE OPERATIONS
50.999 COKE CONVEYOR
50.999 COKE CRUSHER
50.999 COKE PAD AND COKE PIT
50.999 COKE SILO
50.999 DISTILLATE PRODUCT LOADING RACKS
50.999 GASOLINE PRODUCT RAIL CAR LOADING RACKS
50.999 GASOLINE PRODUCT TRUCK LOADING RACKS
50.999 SOUR WATER FLASH DRUM
50.999 SOUR WATER STRIPPER
50.999 SOUR WATER TANK
50.999 SULFUR PRODUCT TRUCK AND RAIL CAR LOADING RACKS
TRUCK AND RAIL CAR LOADING RACK REGENERATIVE ADSORPTION
50.999 SYSTEMS
99.009 COOLING TOWER
99.999 CATALYST REGENERATOR V-0 5 8 0 0
99.999 CATALYST REGENERATOR V-15340
21.400 BOILER, SEE NOTE #1
13.290 GENERATOR, STEAM, CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION
13.310 BOILER, GAS FIRED
99.011 REGENERATOR, KATHABAR
99.011 SEMICONDUCTOR MFG., POS. RESIST ARSENIC GALLIUM
99.999 FUEL SERVICING, PAYLOAD PREP., #V23
99.999 LAUNCH PAD SERVICING, #V23
99.999 ORBITER MAINTANCE, #V19
99.999 SCRUBBER, WATER ASORB. MEDIUM
21.900 COMBUSTOR, FLUID-BED
13.290 GENERATOR, STEAM, OIL FIRED
13.290 GENERATOR, STEAM, OIL FIRED, 3 EA
13.310 GENERATOR, STEAM, GAS FIRED
13.290 GENERATOR, STEAM, OIL FIRED
19.330 FLARE, NATIONAL AIR-OIL
42.005 MATL. STORAGE, TANK, CRUDE-OIL
50.009 DEHYDRATION FACILITY
50.009 PUMP, DRAIN SUMP
50.999 HEATER TREATER, CE NATCO, 3 EA
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AMVAC CHEMICAL CORP.
SHELL CALIFORNIA
PRODUCTION, I
SHELL CALIFORNIA
PRODUCTION IN
GAVIOTA TERMINAL CO.
EXXON CO., USA
UNOCAL CA-
OPERATOR/PPP CO- OW
VENTURA COASTAL CORP.
MIDWAY PRESS, INC.
COMFORT INDUSTRIES,
INC.
EYE ENCOUNTER, INC.
NUTECH ENTERPRISES
WESTERN STEEL &
TINPLATE, INC.
W. A. KRUEGER CO.
W.A. KRUEGER CO.
FRONTIER ALUMINIUM
ALTON GEOSCIENCE
SOUTH COAST PRINTING,
CA-
0202
CA-
0161
CA-
0112
CA-
0307
CA-
0306
CA-
0379
CA-
0281
CA-
0355
CA-
0336
CA-
0343
CA-
0357
CA-
0312
CA-
0369
CA-
0411
CA-
0345
CA-
0327
CA-
11/26/1986
ACT
12/24/1986
. B ACT
02/19/1987
. B ACT
05/13/1987
ACT
11/19/1987
ACT
05/02/1988
ACT
11/17/1988
ACT
03/03/1989
ACT
03/07/1989
ACT
04/07/1989
ACT
04/07/1989
ACT
04/10/1989
ACT
04/11/1989
ACT
04/11/1989
ACT
04/25/1989
ACT
05/31/1989
ACT
06/05/1989
50 .
50 .
50 .
64 .
16 .
13 .
19.
42 .
42 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
15.
19.
19.
42 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
50 .
13 .
41.
41.
41.
29.
41.
41.
41.
41.
50 .
41.
.999
.999
.999
.003
.110
.900
.330
.004
.006
.004
.007
.008
.009
.250
.800
.900
.005
.004
.004
.006
.006
.006
.006
.007
.008
.009
.999
.002
.002
.002
.002
.310
.023
.999
.999
.100
.013
.023
.023
.013
.999
.023
HEATER TREATER, CE NATCO, 3 TOTAL
REBOILER, GLYCOL
RECLAIMER, OIL, CE NATCO
REACTOR
TURBINE, GAS FIRED
GENERATOR, SCRUBBED STEAM, 2 EA
FLARE , BACKUP
TRUCK, VACUUM
MATL. STORAGE, CRUDE OIL
MATL. TRANSFER, TANKER LOADING, MARINE
FUGITIVE
INCINERATOR, THERMAL
PUMP, SUMP, DRAINING
TURBINE, GAS, W/DUCT BURNER
ENGINE, I.C., SUPPLY BOATS
CREW BOATS
MATL. STORAGE, OIL & NAT GAS
MATL. TRANSFER, OIL
MATL. TRANSFER, VACUUM TRUCKS AT GAS TREAT PLANT
INCINERATOR, GAS TREAT PLT
PLANT, OIL TREATING
PLANT, STRIPPING GAS TREATMENT
RECOVERY UNIT, SULFUR, AT GAS TREAT PLT
DEPRESSURIZING
INCINERATOR
MATL. TRANSFER, DRAIN SUMPS AT GAS TREAT PLANT
OXIDIZER, THERMAL, AT OIL TREATING PLT
HEATER TREATER -UNIT 1
HEATER TREATER -UNIT 2
HEATER TREATER -UNIT 3
REBOILER, GLYCOL
BOILER, CLEAVER- BROOKS MODEL CB-400
PRINTING PRESS, WEB OFFSET, & GAS DRYER
SPRAY BOOTH, PAINT, FILTER TYPE, 2
MATL. APPLIC., 2 SPRAY BOOTHS, 5 STAINING TABLES &
VAPOR EXTRACTION SYSTEM, SOIL
COATING LINE, SHEET METAL, & OVEN
PRINTING PRESS, LITHOGRAPHIC WEB OFFSET & OVEN
PRESS, LITHOGRAPHIC WEB OFFSET, 8 COLOR
COATING LINE, AUTOMATED, AL EXTRUSION
BLOWER
PRINTING PRESS
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41.999 MATL. APPLIC., SPRAY COATING, MISC. EQUIP
41.023 PRINTING PRESS, WEB OFFSET & DRYER, GAS
41.999 MATL. APPLIC., COATING & CURING LINES
69.011 OVEN, DRYING, 4 EA
50.006 SCRUBBING SYSTEM, SULFUR
41.023 PRESS, WEB OFFSET, W/ DRYER
41.023 PRESS, OFFSET, 4-COLOR WEB, TEC OVEN
41.025 FLOWCOATER, WOOD FLATSTOCK, MINIBLINDS
41.019 PRESSES, WEB OFFSET-2, DRYERS-2
41.019 PRINTING PRESS, LITHOGRAPHIC SINGLE SHEET
17.110 ENGINE, I.C., DIESEL FUELED
41.023 PRINTING PRESS, OFFSET, 5
99.011 MFG STATION, SEMICONDUCTOR, SEE NOTE
99.011 MFG STATION, SEMICONDUCTOR PHOTOLITHOGRAPHIC
29.100 VAPOR EXTRACTION, UNDERGROUND CONTAMINATED SOIL
41.023 PRESSES, OFFSET, LITHOGRAPHIC SHEETFED, 5
70.550 OVEN, BAKERY
29.100 SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION SYSTEM
29.100 SOIL TREATMENT SYSTEM, MOBILE
41.023 PRINTING PRESS, 9-COLOR LITHOGRAPHIC
29.100 SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION & TREATMENT SYSTEM
41.020 PRINTING SYSTEM, NEWSPAPER
29.100 SOIL VAPOR EXTRACT. & TREATMENT SYS., UNDERGROUND
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29.100 SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION SYSTEM
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29.100 SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION UNIT
29.100 EXTRACTION OPERATION, SOIL VAPOR
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0471
CA-
0477
CA-
0478
CA-
0479
CA-
0615
CA-
0498
CA-
0608
CA-
0568
CA-
0609
CA-
0496
CA-
0495
CA-
0499
CA-
0497
CA-
0519
CA-
0511
CA-
0612
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19.
41.
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29.
29.
29.
29.
29.
29.
29.
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41.
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.320
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.999
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.005
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
.100
.007
.022
.100
.008
.100
.100
.006
.004
.011
.008
.310
.530
.013
.110
.110
.210
.003
.100
.210
.001
.016
FLARE, ENCLOSED
COATING OPERATION, PIPE
DEGASSING, UNDERGROUND GAS TANKS
EXTRACTION OPERATION, IN-SITU SOIL VAPOR
MATERIAL STORAGE, TANKS (13)
EXTRACTION SYTEM, VAPOR
EXTRACTION SYSTEM, SOIL VAPOR (VENT TEST)
EXTRACTION SYSTEM, SOIL VAPOR (VENT TEST)
SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION SYSTEM
EXTRACTION SYSTEM, SOIL VAPOR
EXTRACTION SYSTEM, SOIL VAPOR
EXTRACTION SYSTEM, SOIL VAPOR
PROCESS VALVES
PRINTING PRESS, 2-WEB LITHOGRAPHIC
SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION AND TREATMENT SYSTEM
ETO STERILIZATION SYSTEM WITH ONE RETORT
SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION AND TREATMENT SYSTEM
BLOWERS (2), SOIL VAPOR EXTRACTION
SOLDER SYSTEM, WAVE W/ FOAM FLUXERS
PLANT, ASPHALT OXIDATION
FABRICATION OPERATION, SEMICONDUCTOR
CLEANING PROCESS (WIPE CLEAN OPERATION)
HEATER TREATERS (3)
METHYL BROMIDE FUMIGATION CHAMBERS, 3
COATING & LAMINATING MACHINE (SEE NOTES)
TURBINE, GAS SIMPLE CYCLE LM6000
TURBINE, GAS, SIMPLE CYCLE, GE LM6000
TURBINE, GAS, COMBINED CYCLE, GE LM6000
SULFUR RECOVERY PLANT
AIR STRIPPER-GROUNDWATER TREATMENT
TURBINE GAS, COMBINE CYCLE SIEMENS V84.2
SEAL, COMPRESSOR, GAS
SANDAL SHOE MANUFACTURING - ASSEMBLY LINE
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0777
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CA-
0843
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0854
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0857
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0849
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16 .
41.
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17.
17.
17.
.230
.005
.014
.007
.007
.006
.008
.008
.390
.002
.007
.007
.007
.007
.007
.230
.004
.002
.002
.150
.320
.400
.550
.999
.006
.001
.003
.110
.110
.999
.999
.999
.210
.290
.210
SIX RICH-BURN 1C ENGINES
FOUR 67,000 BBL FIXED ROOF CRUDE OIL STORAGE TANKS
POLYSTYRENE EXTRUSION PROCESS
GAS COMPRESSOR SKID UNIT
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SULFEROX TAIL-GAS UNIT
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GENERAL SOLVENT USE/WIPE CLEANING
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1C ENGINES (13), RECIPROCATING PISTON-TYPE
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0910
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1082
CA-
1080
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1094
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1107
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1079
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1033
CA-
1069
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1111
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1112
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1088
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1028
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1044
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1068
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1137
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17.
13 .
63 .
13 .
17.
41.
19.
17.
17.
17.
82 .
63 .
17.
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41.
49.
49.
17.
19.
41.
17.
17.
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17.
17.
17.
17.
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99.
19.
12 .
50 .
17.
.110
.310
.026
.310
.130
.023
.600
.120
.110
.110
.129
.999
.110
.022
.019
.005
.005
.220
.600
.013
.130
.130
.129
.200
.200
.200
.200
.310
.012
.200
.390
.003
.210
ICE: EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
BOILER, FIRE TUBE
RESIN MANUFACTURING: POLYESTER RESIN OPERATIONS- HAND AND
SPRAY LAYUP
BOILER: 16.5 MMBTU/H
ICE: EMERGENCY, SPARK IGNITION
SCREEN PRINTING, THIEME ULTRA-VIOLET FOUR-COLOR
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ICE: EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
ICE: EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
ICE: EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
METAL HEATING FURNACE
PLASTIC AND RESIN EXTRUSION
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GRAPHIC ARTS PRINTING AND COATING OPERATION: FLEXOGRAPHIC
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INK JET PRINTING
FIBERGLASS IMPREGNATION
FIBER IMPREGNATION
ICE: FIRE PUMP, COMPRESSION IGNITION
HEATER: REFINERY PROCESS, >50 MMBTU/HR
SPRAY BOOTH
ICE: SPARK IGNITION, NATURAL GAS
ICE: SPARK IGNITION, NATURAL GAS
METAL HEATING FURNACE
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
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BRAKE PAD GRINDER
TUNNEL WASHER
HEATER-OTHER PROCESS
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.300
.210
.100
.220
.230
.230
.130
.230
.003
.700
.006
.003
.006
.310
.540
.001
.999
.310
.210
.210
.021
.310
.200
.200
ICE: LANDFILL OR DIGESTED GAS FIRED
1C ENGINE, LANDFILL OR DIGESTED GAS FIRED
BOILER: >= 50 MMBTU/HR
GRAPHIC ARTS PRINTING AND COATING OPERATION: LITHOGRAPHIC
OFFSET PRINTING-HEATSET
RESIN MANUFACTURING: POLYESTER RESIN OPERATIONS- HAND AND
SPRAY LAYUP
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GRAPHIC ARTS PRINTING AND COATING OPERATION: LITHOGRAPHIC
OFFSET PRINTING-HEATSET
DRYER OR OVEN, DIRECT OR INDIRECT
BULK SOLID MATERIAL-HANDLING AND STORAGE
HEATER-OTHER PROCESS
ICE: FIRE PUMP, COMPRESSION IGNITION
ICE: COMPRESSION IGNITION > = 175 HP
ICE: FIRE PUMP, COMPRESSION IGNITION
ICE: EMERGENCY, SPARK IGNITION
ICE: SPARK IGNITION, NATURAL GAS
ICE: SPARK IGNITION, NATURAL GAS
ICE: SPARK IGNITION, NATURAL GAS
DRY CLEANING
WOODWORKING
BULK SOLID MATERIAL-HANDLING AND STORAGE
MOTOR VEHICLE AND MOBILE EQUIPMENT COATING SPRAY BOOTH: <40
LB/D EMISSIONS (UNCONTROLLED)
FLAT WOOD PANELING & WOOD FLAT STOCK COATING: >= 25 LB/D
EMISSION (UNCONTROLLED)
BOILER: >= 50 MMBTU/H
WOODWORKING
STEAM GENERATOR: OIL FIELD 5 TO < 33.5 MMBTU/H
ICE: EMERGENCY, COMPRESSION IGNITION
BOILER: 5 TO < 33.5 MMBTU/H
COMBINED-CYCLE POWER GENERATION
COMBINED-CYCLE POWER GENERATION
MANGANESE OXIDE ROASTING AND PURIFICATION
AUXILIARY BOILERS
LARGE COMBUSTION TURBINE - COMBINED CYCLE
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (2)
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PLANT
0041 ACT
NV-
CORPORATION
TS POWER PLANT
TRACY SUBSTATION
EXPANSION PRO
PILOT PEAK
LASCO BATHWARE
REGION 10
SNAKE RIVER POWER
PLANT
BADAMI DEVELOPMENT
FACILITY
CO-GEN., INC.
METROPOLITAN SERVICE
DISTRICT
OGDEN MARTIN SYSTEMS
OF MARION
TURNER ENERGY CENTER,
LLC
*WANAPA ENERGY CENTER
KING CO. SOLID WASTE
SUMAS ENERGY INC.
TRANS ALTA CENTRAL I A
GENERATION
GOLDENDALE ENERGY
PROJECT
*SATSOP COMBUSTION
TURBINE PROJ
0042
NV-
0036
NV-
0035
NV-
0040
NV-
0043
AK-
0061
AK-
0062
ID-
0001
OR-
0003
OR-
0004
OR-
0046
OR-
0041
WA-
0039
WA-
0027
WA-
0321
WA-
0302
WA-
0292
ACT
05/05/2005
ACT
08/16/2005
ACT
01/27/2006
ACT
10/25/2006
ACT
11/05/2004
ACT
08/19/2005
ACT
03/15/1983
ACT
03/01/1983
ACT
12/19/1983
ACT
01/06/2005
ACT
08/08/2005
ACT
08/07/1989
ACT
06/25/1991
ACT
01/30/1997
ACT
02/23/2001
ACT
10/23/2001
ACT
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.110
.120
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.400
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.310
.210
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.320
.110
.310
.210
.310
FUEL COMBUSTION
WOODWORKING
WOOD KITCHEN CABINET AND COUNTERTOP SURFACE COATING
200 MW PC COAL BOILER
35 MW COMBUSTION TURBINES
COAL HANDLING OPERATIONS
COOLING TOWER
ASH, LIME & CARBON SILOS
BOILER, AUXILIARY
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION #1 WITH HRSG AND DUCT
BURNER .
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION #2 WITH HRSG AND DUCT
BURNER .
FUEL PREHEATER #1
FUEL PREHEATER #2
LIME MANUFACTURING
FUEL BURNING FOR THERMOSETTING
OPEN MOLDING WITH EMISSION CONTROL
WARTSILA 12V32B DIESEL ELECTRIC GENERATOR
NATCO MISCIBLE INJECTION HEATER
NATCO PRODUCTION HEATER
NATCO TEG REBOILER
SOLAR MARS 90 TURBINE
CUMMINS 1C ENGINE GENERATOR
BOILER
BOILER, 3
INCINERATOR, SOLID WASTE, 2 EA
ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION
AUXILIARY BOILER
COMBUSTION TURBINE & HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATOR
COOLING TOWER
FLARE, GROUND (2)
TURBINE, NATURAL GAS
BOILER
COMBINED CYCLE UNIT (TURBINE/HRSG)
AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 (2) NAT GAS COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINES
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WALLULA POWER PLANT
WA-
01/03/2003
0291 EST
TRANSALTA CENTRALIA WA- 01/30/2003
GENERATION 0323 ACT
SUMAS ENERGY 2
GENERATION FACI
HANFORD
*BP CHERRY POINT
COGENERATION P
DARRINGTON ENERGY
COGENERATION
BP CHERRY POINT
REFINERY
FERNDALE REFINERY
BOEING EVERETT
FACILITY
FERNDALE REFINERY
WA- 04/17/2003
0315 ACT
WA- 11/13/2003
0313 ACT
WA-
0328
WA-
0329
WA-
0301
WA-
0324
WA-
0326
WA-
0325
*SKAGIT COUNTY LUMBER WA-
MILL 0327
01/11/2005
ACT
02/11/2005
ACT
04/20/2005
ACT
06/15/2005
ACT
10/12/2005
ACT
11/16/2005
ACT
01/25/2006
ACT
13.310 BOILER, AUXILIARY
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
17.210 1C ENGINE, FIRE PUMP, DIESEL
17.210 1C GENERATOR, EMERGENCY DIESEL
99.003 COOLING TOWER
11.310 HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATOR
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
13.210 BOILERS, STEAM PLANT, (6)
29.200 HIGH LEVEL WASTE (HLW) VITRIFICATION FACILITY
29.200 LOW ACTIVITY WASTE (LAW) VITRIFICATION FACILITY
29.200 PRETREATMENT FACILITY
15.210 GE 7FA COMBUSTION TURBINE & HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATOR
17.110 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.120 WOOD WASTE-FIRED BOILER
17.110 STANDBY GENERATOR
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
13.310 PROCESS HEATER, IHT
11.310 CGD FEED HEATER (MODEL ID SRC19)
11.310 FCC & CO BOILER
11.390 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
41.001 EXTERIOR COATING OPERATIONS
41.001 FINAL ASSEMBLY
41.005 INTERIORS MANUFACTURING
50.003 SULFUR RECOVERY UBIT
11.120 WOOD-FIRED COGENERATION UNIT
30 .800 7. DRY KILNS
30.999 ANTI-MOLD SPRAY SYSTEM
30.999 PLANER MILL BAG HOUSE
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United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
Air Quality Strategies and Standards Division
Research Triangle Park, NC
Publication No. EPA-453/R-08-001
March 2008
Postal information in this section where appropriate.
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