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RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse (RBLC)
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Annual Report for 2004
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EPA-456/R-05-002
RACT/BACT/LAER CLEARINGHOUSE (RBLC)
CLEAN AIR TECHNOLOGY CENTER
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2004
Prepared by:
CLEAN AIR TECHNOLOGY CENTER
INFORMATION TRANSFER AND PROGRAM INTEGRATION DIVISION
OFFICE OF AIR QUALITY PLANNING AND STANDARDS
U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NORTH CAROLINA, 27711
February, 2005
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DISCLAIMER
This report has been reviewed by the Information Transfer and Program Integration
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 23
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 2004
Sorted by EPA Region and State C-1
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TABLES
Number Page
1 Determinations Entered by Region 2000 - 2004 4
2 RBLC Major Process Categories 17
3 Process Entries by Region in 2004 22
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FIGURES
Number Page
1 Number of Determinations Entered per Year (2000 - 2004) 3
2 Number of Determinations Entered per Region (2000 - 2004) 5
3 Number of Determinations Updated per Region (2002 - 2004) 6
4 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 1 (2000 - 2004) 7
5 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 2 (2000 - 2004) 8
6 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 3 (2000 - 2004) 9
7 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 4 (2000 - 2004) 10
8 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 5 (2000-2004) 11
9 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 6 (2000 - 2004) 12
10 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 7 (2000 - 2004) 13
11 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 8 (2000-2004) 14
12 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 9 (2000 - 2004) 15
13 Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 10 (2000 - 2004) 16
14 Distribution of Entries by Process Group (2000 through 2004) 21
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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 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.
Special thanks are given to Mr. S. William Becker, Executive Director for the State and
Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators/Association of Local Air Pollution Control
Officials (STAPPA/ALAPCO), Mr. Robert Hodanbosi from the Ohio EPA and Mr. William
O'Sullivan from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection representing STAPPA,
Ursula Kramer, Pima County Department of Environmental Quality ( Tucson, AZ) and John A.
Paul from the Regional Air Pollution Control Agency (Dayton, OH) representing ALAPCO, and
other State, local, and EPA Regional Office representatives who have provided comments and
overall support for the RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse.
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INTRODUCTION
This RBLC annual report contains information on the 263 permits entered and the 339
permits modified in the Clearinghouse from January 2004 to December 2004 and provides an
overview of data entry activity over the last five years. It summarizes this activity in terms of
EPA Regions, States, and industrial processes; discusses trends over the past five 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 2004 Sorted by EPA Region and State: A summary listing of the
determinations added or updated in 2004. 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 2004's activity shows a 31 percent decrease from 2003 in the number of new
Submittals. The yearly totals for determinations entered into the RBLC for the years 2000
through 2004 are shown in Figure 1. Figure 2 shows each region's contribution over the five-
year period and for the year 2004. Table 1 breaks down these entries by EPA Region and year
for the five-year period.
Region 4 remained the highest contributor for the five-year period by adding 92 new
determinations in 2004 and a total of 454 determinations over the five-year period. Region 6
was the second highest contributor for both 2004 and the five-year period, with 368
determinations total and 74 in 2004. A review of the contributions for the individual regions is
presented in the next section.
The RBLC has worked with EPA Regional Offices and State and local permitting
agencies to identify major New Source Review (NSR) permits issued since 1991 that had not
been submitted to the Clearinghouse. Many agencies voluntarily entered these missing
determinations. To minimize resource demands on permitting agencies, the RBLC sent its
contractor to selected EPA Regional Offices and State and local permitting agencies to acquire
missing permit information.
In addition, in 2001, EPA began reviewing all existing determinations in the RBLC with
permit issued dates within the previous 10 years to identify information missing from existing
RBLC entries. Information on both permit determinations not in the RBLC and information
missing from existing RBLC permit entries was acquired during contractor visits. This work
continued through 2004 and contributed to the number of determinations modified from 2002
through 2004. Figure 3 details this work graphically.
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Figure 1 - Number of Determinations Entered Per Year (2000-2004)
2000
2001
2002
Year
2003
2004
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TABLE 1. Determinations Entered by Region 2000 - 2004
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
TOTAL
EPA REGION
1
1
36
1
5
2
45
2
0
0
38
0
1
39
3
11
14
46
35
33
139
4
126
52
132
52
92
454
5
14
128
86
72
19
319
6
13
30
133
118
74
368
7
5
24
6
10
15
60
8
9
18
3
5
10
45
9
63
2
27
43
5
140
10
8
1
6
44
12
71
TOTAL
250
305
478
384
263
1680
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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Figure 2 - Number of Determinations Entered Per Region (2000 - 2004)
5 6
Region
8
10
]2000-2003
D2004
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Figure 3 - Number of Determinations Updated Per Region (2002 - 2004)
456
Region
7
8
10
] 2002-2003
D2004
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REGIONAL SUMMARY OF RBLC ACTIVITY
The determinations entered by permitting agencies in each EPA Region in the years 2000
through 2004 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 2004 and Ordered by EPA Region and State, provides a
detailed list of 2004 entries and updates.
EPA REGION 1
In EPA Region 1, two new determinations were added to the RBLC in 2004, one each
from Connecticut and New Hampshire. In the four previous years (2000 through 2003), 43
determinations were entered, including determinations from each State in Region 1. Maine
submitted the greatest number of new determinations overall for the five-year period, followed
by Connecticut and Massachusetts. Thirty-three existing RBLC determinations were updated
between 2002 and 2003 and 16 were updated in 2004, with each State updating at least one
determination. Figure 4 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000
through 2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 4 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 1 (2000 - 2004)
CT
MA
ME NH
State
Rl
VT
] Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 2
One new determination was added to the RBLC in 2004 for Region 2. In the four
previous years, 2000 through 2003, 38 determinations were entered. During the five-year period
from 2000 through 2004, all of the States in Region 2 entered determinations. New Jersey was
the leading State with 23 entries. A total of 15 determinations for Region 2 were updated in
2004. Determinations were updated for all States in Region 2, except Puerto Rico. New Jersey
and New York were the leading States for updates in both 2004 and 2002 through 2003. In 2002
and 2003, a total of 69 determinations for Region 2 were updated, including determinations for
all States. Figure 5 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000 through
2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2003 and 2004. (NOTE: EPA
Region 2 issues NSR permits in PR and the VI.)
Figure 5 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 2 (2000 - 2004)
NJ
NY
PR
VI
State
1 Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 3
Thirty-three determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 3 in 2004. In the
four previous years, 2000 through 2003, 106 determinations were entered. Virginia and
Pennsylvania contributed the greatest number of new entries in 2004 with 14 and 12,
respectively. Those States also had the highest totals over the five-year period. Each State in
Region 3 contributed at least one new determination in 2004. Pennsylvania and Virginia also led
the way in updating determinations with 135 out of the 147 determinations updated between
2002 and 2004. Fifty-six determinations from Region 3 were updated in 2004 and 91 were
updated in 2002 through 2003. No determinations were entered or updated by Washington, D.C.
Figure 6 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000 through 2003,
respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 6 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 3 (2000 - 2004)
DE
MD
PA
State
VA
WV
] Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 4
Ninety-two determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 4 in 2004,
bringing the total over the five-year period to 454. No other region has entered as many new
determinations. In the four previous years, 2000 through 2003, 362 determinations were entered,
with Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama having the largest numbers. Florida submitted more than
any other State in the Region during the five-year period. North Carolina submitted almost four
times more determinations in 2004 than in the previous four years combined, and the State was
the leading submitter of new determinations for 2004. All States in Region 4 submitted new
determinations in 2004. Thirty-five determinations from Region 4 were updated in 2004, while
478 were updated in 2002-2003. Figure 7 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and
the years 2000 through 2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 7 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 4 (2000 - 2004)
AL
FL
TN
1 Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 5
Nineteen determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 5 in 2004, with over
one-half of that total added by Indiana. In the four previous years, 2000 through 2003, 300
determinations were entered. Michigan, which added four new determinations in 2004,
remained the highest contributor for the five-year period with a total of 116 new determinations.
Wisconsin remained the second highest contributor, although it was the only State in Region 5
that did not enter a new determination in 2004. All of the States in Region 5 updated
determinations in 2004 and a total of 65 determinations were updated. From 2002 to 2003, 342
determinations were updated, with all of the States also represented. Figure 8 shows the
proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000 through 2003, respectively, as well as
the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 8 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 5 (2000 - 2004)
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IN
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MN
OH
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State
1 Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 6
Seventy-four determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 6 in 2004.
Texas was the largest contributor for the five-year period. Texas added 53 new determinations
in 2004, which represents over two-thirds of the new determinations added from Region 6 in
2004. In the four previous years, 294 new determinations were entered from Region 6. All of
the States in Region 6 except Louisiana entered new determinations in 2004, and all of the States
updated determinations. Sixty-nine determinations from Region 6 States were updated in 2004.
This continues the activity level seen in the two previous years, with 66 determinations updated
in 2002 and 68 updated in 2003. Figure 9 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and
the years 2000 through 2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
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Figure 9 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 6 (2000 - 2004)
AR
LA
NM
State
OK
TX
1 Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 7
Fifteen determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 7 in 2004. In the four
previous years, 45 determinations were entered. Determinations were submitted from all States
in the Region for that period. Iowa was the highest contributor for the five-year period.
Nebraska submitted nine new determinations in 2004, which was more than the State had
submitted in the previous four years combined. A total of 22 determinations from Region 7 were
updated in 2004, with Iowa having the largest number for both 2004 and the five-year period
from 2000 to 2004. A total of 29 determinations from Region 7 were updated between 2002 and
2003. Figure 10 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000 through
2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 10 -Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 7 (2000 -2004)
IA
KS
MO
NE
State
] Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 8
Ten determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 8 in 2004. All of the
States in the Region except South Dakota and Utah submitted new determinations in 2004. In
the four previous years, 2000 through 2003, 35 determinations were entered. The highest five-
year contributor was Colorado, followed by Montana and Wyoming. Twenty-two
determinations from Region 8 were updated in 2004. That is an increase from 2003 and 2002,
which saw 11 and 12 determinations updated, respectively. Utah and Wyoming had the majority
of the updated determinations for 2004. Figure 11 shows the proportional entries by State for
2004 and the years 2000 through 2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through
2004.
Figure 11 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 8 (2000 - 2004)
MT
ND
SD
UT
WY
State
] Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 D Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 9
Only five determinations were added to the RBLC from EPA Region 9 in 2004, a
considerable decrease in activity as compared to the previous four years, 2000 through 2003,
where 135 new determinations were added from Region 9. Ninety percent of the determinations
added between 2000 and 2004 were from California agencies. Nevada entered a new
determination in 2004 after not entering any during the previous four years. Hawaii entered no
determinations during the five year period from 2000 through 2004. Sixteen determinations
from Region 9 were updated in 2004. Ninety-five determinations from Region 9 were updated
between 2002 and 2003, with the majority coming from California agencies.
The RBLC has been working with the California Air Resources Board (CARB) on a
project to automate the transfer of data from the California Air Pollution Control Officers
Association (CAPCOA) BACT Clearinghouse that CARB maintains, to the RBLC Web data
base. This project should be completed in early 2005. Substantial submissions from CARB are
expected to resume at that time.
Figure 12 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000 through
2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 12 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 9 (2000 - 2004)
AZ
CA
HI
NV
State
• Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 • Updated 2004
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EPA REGION 10
Twelve new determinations were entered from Region 10 in 2004, a decline from the 44
new determinations entered in the previous year. Washington was the highest contributor for the
five-year period, followed by Alaska. All of the States in Region 10 except Idaho entered new
determinations in 2004. Twenty-one determinations from Region 10 were updated in 2004. The
updated determinations were distributed fairly evenly among the States. Forty-six
determinations from Region 10 were updated from 2002 through 2003, over half of which were
from Washington. Figure 13 shows the proportional entries by State for 2004 and the years 2000
through 2003, respectively, as well as the updates for 2002 through 2004.
Figure 13 - Number of Determinations Ordered by State for Region 10 (2000 - 2004)
AK
ID
OR
WA
State
] Entered 2000 - 2003 D Entered 2004 D Updated 2002 - 2003 • Updated 2004
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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
Hazardous Waste Incineration
Hazardous Waste Site Remediation
Industrial Landfills
Contaminated Water Treatment
30.000 WOOD PRODUCTS INDUSTRY
Reconstituted Panelboard Plants (waferboard,
particleboard, etc.)
Paper Production
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
Automotive Refmishing
50.000 PETROLEUM/NATURAL GAS
PRODUCTION AND REFINING
Petroleum Refining Treating Processes
Petroleum Refining Wastewater Treatment
Oil and Gas Field Services
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60.000 CHEMICALS MANUFACTURING
Phosphate Fertilizers Production
Sulfuric Acid Plants
Epoxy Resins Production
Storage Tanks (SOCMI Chemicals)
Rayon Production
Pharmaceutical Production
70.000 FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL
PRODUCTS
Vegetable Oil Production
Alcoholic Beverages Production
Bread Bakeries
Feed and Grain Storage
80.000 METALLURGICAL INDUSTRY
Steel Foundries
Lead Acid Battery Manufacturing
Primary Lead Smelting
Primary Aluminum Production
90.000 MINERAL PRODUCTS
Portland Cement Manufacturing
Asbestos Manufacturing
Brick Production
Glass Manufacturing
99.000 MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES
Industrial Process Cooling Towers
Leather Tanning
Rubber Tire Production
Geothermal Power
Figure 14 (see page 21) illustrates the distribution of process groups specified in the
determinations entered for 2004 and for the years 2000 through 2003 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 five-year period was combustion
processes, followed distantly by organic evaporative loss and wood products. For combustion
sources, more than half of the combustion source determinations entered during 2004 contained
a natural gas-fired device. This is a slight increase from the previous year, where less than half
of the determinations contained a natural gas-fired device. However, for 1C Engines, over half
of the determinations were for engines firing fuel oil. More internal combustion devices (i.e.
turbines and 1C engines) were permitted than boilers. This continues the trend seen over the past
several years. The combustion devices were from a wide variety of States, with Texas, North
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Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia among the top contributors. Texas had approximately equal
numbers of new boilers and turbines entered. The contributions from North Carolina were
dominated by large natural gas turbines.
The majority of the determinations added to the RBLC over the past five years under
organic evaporative losses were in the 41.000 category - Surface Coating/Printing/Graphic Arts,
and this trend continued in 2004, with 18 of the 29 entries coming from the 41.000 category.
The number of new determinations added in 2004 in the 41.000 category was significantly
smaller than the number entered for any of the previous four years. North Carolina had the
largest number of new determinations entered in 2004, followed by Oklahoma, Texas, and South
Carolina.
The number of entries under process category 30.000 - Wood Products continued the
downward trend from the previous years seen in 2003. The 2004 entries decreased by almost 50
percent from the number entered in 2003. The process category 30.000 entries for 2004 were
distributed over several different process types, among them 30.002 Kraft Pulp Mills, 30.004
Pulp and Paper Production other than Kraft, and 30.007 Woodworking. North Carolina had the
highest total number of determinations added to the RBLC in 2004 in process category 30.000,
followed by Texas. Over the last five years, Wisconsin had the highest total number of
determinations added to the RBLC in the process category. The remainder of the determinations
were distributed across 23 States, with Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama
among the major contributors.
The number of determinations in 2004 from Chemical Manufacturing, process category
60.000, declined significantly from the totals seen in 2002 and 2003. A total of 20
determinations were entered in 2004, while the totals for 2002 and 2003 were 37 and 41,
respectively. The 2004 determinations were distributed among several process categories,
continuing a trend seen in previous years. The process categories with the largest numbers of
new determinations included 69.015 Carbon Black Manufacturing, 62.015 Sulfuric Acid Plants,
61.012 Fertilizer Production, and 64.005 Transfer of SOCMI Chemicals. Texas had the largest
number of new determinations in 2004, followed by North Carolina.
The Metallurgical Industry, process category 80.000, also had a large number of entries
over the past five years. The number of 2004 additions increased slightly from the number
added in 2003, but was less than the numbers added each year from 2000 through 2002. The 20
additions in 2004 were spread among 11 States, Pennsylvania had the greatest number of new
additions with four, followed by Texas with three. In 2004, process categories 81.210, Electric
Arc Furnaces used for steel production (i.e., integrated steel mills and mini-mills), and 81.310,
Electric Arc Furnaces used at steel foundries, had the largest number of new determinations.
Mineral Products, process category 90.000, was consistently represented throughout the
five-year period, and the number of new determinations entered in 2004 was in the range of the
numbers submitted in each of the previous four years. The most prevalent process types entered
in 2004 were 90.019 Lime/Limestone Handling/Kilns/Storage/Manufacturing and 90.011 Coal
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Handling/Processing/Preparation/Cleaning. Mineral Products determinations entered during
2004 were from 16 States in eight EPA Regions.
For the process category 50.000 - Petroleum/Natural Gas Production and Refining, 23
new determinations were added in 2004, which is less than the 38 entered in 2003 and
comparable to the 25 entered in 2002. Looking at the determinations entered from 2000 through
2004, ninety percent of determinations in this process category were entered from 2002 through
2004. The 2004 entries were distributed among several process categories, with 50.003
Petroleum Refining Conversion Processes and 50.006 Petroleum Refining Treating Processes
having the most new entries in 2004. Texas had the largest number of new determinations in
process category 50.000, followed by New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Pennsylvania. A total of
seven States had new determinations in this process category in 2004.
The remaining major categories are all under 60 total determinations over the past five
years. No major trends can be seen emerging from these areas. However, it is worth noting that
there is steady activity within these categories and determinations are continuing to be added to
the RBLC across many different types of industries.
As discussed in the national summary section above, Regions 4 and 6 contributed the
largest share of determinations. They accounted for over 65 percent of the determinations
submitted in 2004. Entries from these three regions represent a wide range of processes. A large
portion of the processes are combustion sources. While 2004 showed an overall decrease from
2003 in the number of determinations entered, most process categories were well-represented.
Table 3 shows the distribution of process entries by region.
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figure 14- Dstribution of Entries by Ftocess Qroup(2000through 2004)
Major R-ocess Category
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Table 3. Process Entries by Region in 2004
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
EPA Region
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
20
1
3
2
2
1
0
4
3
2
38
4
46
0
11
15
0
8
0
2
8
20
110
5
15
0
0
1
0
0
0
4
1
O
24
6
49
4
3
7
18
9
0
5
3
13
111
7
9
0
0
1
0
0
4
2
1
0
17
8
9
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
19
9
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
5
10
7
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
12
Totals
160
6
17
27
23
20
5
20
21
40
339
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RBLC PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
In 2004, the RBLC continued to implement improvements, gather missing information,
and process data. Although new entries dropped by 31 percent over 2003, 263 new entries were
received and 337 entries were modified. The change in the level of activity represents a return to
a more normal rate of data submission. From 2001-2003, expanded resources and efforts to
gather information on major new source review permits not submitted to the Clearinghouse since
1991 caused a surge in new entries and updates. Estimates indicated that only 40 percent of the
permits issued between 1991 and 2000 had been entered into the RBLC. As a result of our data
acquisition efforts from 2000 to 2004, about 80 percent of those permits are now in the RBLC
Web data base.
As we refocus our data acquisition to permits issued within the past 2 years, we can
expect new annual submissions to level off in the 300-400 range. Submissions of new permit
entries to the RBLC in 2004 were a little lower than anticipated because of data transfer issues
involving California, the biggest contributor to the RBLC. As that problem is resolved, we
anticipate a significant surge in California submissions to the RBLC in 2005.
Data Acquisition
With regard to California permits, the RBLC has been working with the California Air
Resources Board (CARB) on a project to automate the transfer of data from the California Air
Pollution Control Officers Association (CAPCOA) BACT Clearinghouse that CARB maintains,
to the RBLC Web data base. A beta version of the data conversion utility is expected by March
31, 2005. The utility is expected to be fully operational in May of 2005. Substantial
submissions from CARB to the RBLC are expected to resume at that time.
System Improvements
The RBLC successfully completed a number of improvements in 2004. The biggest
change was a 40 percent reduction in the number of RBLC data fields. This change was in
response to comments from RBLC users to reduce the resource burden on data entry and to stay
focused on the main mission of the RBLC (i.e., disseminating information on RACT, BACT and
LAER decisions). As the RBLC reduced data requirements, it completely revamped its on-line
data entry system, software for off-line data entry (i.e., the RBLC Standalone Editor), and
support documentation to reflect the reduced data requirements and improved system
functionality and user-friendliness.
The RBLC continues its efforts to revamp its classification system. These improvements
will eventually allow for the expansion of the "Find the Lowest Emission Rate" (FLER) search
routine to other than fuel combustion sources. In 2004, updates were made to the Waste
Disposal, Wood Products and Ferrous Metals categories. We hope to include appropriate
processes from these categories within the FLER search option by the Fall of 2005. We are
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currently working on or contemplating revisions to the Chemical, Refining, Food and Beverage,
and Non-Ferrous Metals industrial categories.
The RBLC worked with EPA's Office of Environmental Information to populate the
RBLC permit data base with Federal registry System (FRS) numbers. About 60 percent of the
FRS numbers for facilities in the RBLC permit data base were determined and added
electronically in 2004. RBLC staffers are working on the remaining 40 percent. FRS numbers
are important because they are used to identify facilities in other EPA data systems and can be
used to link those data bases. For example, in the future, you may be able to check EPA's
emission inventory system or compliance systems for additional information on RBLC entries.
In addition, the FRS number can identify the location of a facility that can be used with
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to map the location of a facility and indicate its
proximity to other emission sources or sensitive areas.
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.) Only the air
technologies portion of the site is open at this time. NEET opened to data providers in August
2004 in order to populate the data base. 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 .
New Initiative
The RBLC is taking preliminary steps to expand by providing for the inclusion of entries
from Mexico and Canada. To that end, the RBLC will be implementing a Spanish version of the
RBLC by late 2005. All Web screens that are required to search the RBLC permit data base,
including related help screens and similar links, will be available in Spanish. A Spanish version
of the RBLC Standalone Editor software for off-line data entry will also be made available.
Funding for this effort is provided through EPA's U.S.- Mexico Border Program, not the
RBLC's normal budget. The RBLC is also exploring and supporting a program with the
Commission on Environmental Cooperation (CEC) to link Best Available Technology (BAT)
related data bases in Canada, Mexico and the United States. (NOTE: BAT is the term most
countries outside the U.S. use and it is generally equivalent to BACT in the U.S.). The proposal
includes plans to make all data bases available in English, French and Spanish.
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On-Going Work
Work continues on improvements and resolution of the remaining problems identified in
the five RBLC Workshops held throughout the country in 2001 and 2002. Summaries of each
workshop and a list of action items from all workshops are posted on the RBLC Web in the
RBLC Products download area under the heading "RBLC Public Workshops." Five major
problem areas were identified through the RBLC Workshops. Although the RBLC has made
significant progress in addressing these issues, more work remains. These problem areas and the
RBLC's responses are:
1. Incomplete Data
Problem: The RBLC does not contain all BACT and LAER determinations and, for those
determinations that are included, the information is incomplete.
Response: Although the RBLC has made significant strides in acquiring missing data (up
from 40 percent to 80 percent of permits now in the RBLC), this is an ongoing problem.
All but LAER submissions to the RBLC are voluntary; therefore, success resolving this
problem requires the on-going cooperation of State and local permitting agencies.
2. Compliance not verified
Problem: In most cases, the RBLC Web does not include information that confirms that a
source was constructed and that compliance with the emission limits indicated in the data
base (permit to construct) has been demonstrated. Although data fields are provided,
permitting agencies rarely update the RBLC data base to indicate that the source was
constructed and compliance with the emission limits in the permit have been verified.
Response: This is a difficult problem because, at most agencies, compliance verification
is not the responsibility of the permit writer (i.e., the traditional RBLC agency contact).
The task of identifying and communicating with new contacts (permit compliance
inspectors) for all RBLC entries is daunting. As an alternative, the RBLC is considering
limiting verification efforts to only those entries that establish the most stringent emission
limits for a particular source category and pollutant.
3. Cost Information:
Problem: Although data fields are provided, virtually no cost information has been
entered or provided by agencies.
Response: The RBLC has the number of data fields required for cost information
to reduce the burden of supplying that information; however, gathering pollution
control/prevention cost information remains a difficult task.
4. Emerging Technologies:
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Problem: The RBLC data base indicates the technologies and emission limits that have
been approved in permits. Users have expressed a need to identify and obtain
information on new and emerging technologies that may be more effective in reducing air
pollution and/or more cost effective.
Response: The NEET Web data base (see above) addresses this need.
5. User-friendliness:
Problem: The RBLC Web can be confusing to new users and, at times, can even
challenge more experienced users. We would like to make the Clearinghouse more
user-friendly and improve the quality of service offered.
Response: Simplified search routines, a 40 percent reduction in RBLC data base fields
and improvements to data input screens have been implemented. Additional
improvements to public access Web screens will be made in 2005. User-friendly
activities are on-going and require continuous reevaluation and modifications of RBLC
Web pages and programming as new techniques in information technology become
available.
Summary of RBLC Program Activities
Actions Completed in 2004:
- Streamlined RBLC data base (40 percent reduction)
- Upgraded on- and off-line data entry systems/software
- Issued new users' manual and annual reports
- Implemented NEET Web data base
- Populated RBLC permit data base with FRS numbers
2005 On-Going Initiatives:
- Improved coordination with State and locals permitting agencies and EPA Regional
Offices
- Implement automated data transfer utility for California data
- Implement Spanish version of RBLC Web
- Work with the CEC to interconnect BAT Web data bases in Mexico, Canada and U.S.
- Continue work on improvements in response to public workshop comments
- Add waste disposal, wood products, and steel manufacturing processes to lowest
achievable emission rate search routine.
- Issue Emerging Technology Technical Bulletin on non-thermal plasma
- Provide on-line training using Web-Ex technology for RBLC data entry
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- Cost data acquisition
- Provide links between:
- RBLC main (permits) data base, RBLC regulation data base, and Code of
Federal Regulations;
- RBLC main data base to permits on State and local agency Web pages
- Industry Sector Technology Assessments - reports that identify and evaluate technology
used in a particular industry sector, including their effectiveness and cost; also emerging
technology and trends
- Graphic Display of RBLC Sources, Class I Areas and other GIS information
Other improvements and revisions to the system will continue to be considered as a result
of contacts with RBLC clients. These improvements and revisions will be evaluated and
implemented based on input from State and local agencies that enter or submit determinations to
the Clearinghouse. Check the RBLC Web for more details on improvements and enhancements.
All inquiries concerning RBLC and information contained in the RBLC Web data base
should be directed to:
RBLC (E143-03)
U.S. EPA
RTF, NC 27711
OR
The Clean Air Technology Center Information Line
(919) 541-0800, FAX (919) 541-0242
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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STATE AIR AGENCY DIRECTORY
AK
Mr. Jim Baumgartner AK DEC Div. of Air Quality
410 Willoughby Ave.
Suite 303
Juneau, AK 99801
AL
Ms. Kissie Johnson
AR
Mr. Tom Rheaume
AZ
Mr Eric Massey
CA
Mr. Todd Wong
CO
Mr. Ram Seetharam
CT
Mr. Ernie Bouffard
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
AZ DEQ Air Quality Division
1110W. Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007-2952
CA Air Resources Board
P.O. Box 2815
Sacramento, CA 95812
CO Dept. of Public Health & Env.
Air Pollution Control Division
4300 Cherry Creek Dr., S.
Denver, CO 80246-1530
CTDept. of Env. Prot.
Bur. of Air Management
79 Elm Street
Hartford, CT 06106
(907)465-5108
(334)270-5693
(501)682-0762
(602)771-2288
(916)324-8031
(303)692-3198
(860)424-4152
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DC
Mr. Donald
Wambsgans
DE
Mr. Bob Taggart
EL
Ms. Teresa Heron
GA
Mr. John Yntema
HI
Mr. Noland Hirai
IA
Mr. Gary Smith
ID
Ms. Pat Nair
District of Columbia Dept. of Health
EHA/BEQ, Air Quality Div.
51 TSP Street, NE, Rm.5018
Washington, DC 20002
Dept. of Nat. Resources & Env. Control
Air Quality Management
715 Grantham Lane
Newcastle, DE 19720
FL Dept. of Environ. Protection
Air Resource Division
2600 Blair Stone Rd., MS-5505
Tallahassee, FL 32399-2400
GA Dept. of Natural Resources
Env. Prot. Div., Air Prot. Branch
4244 International Parkway
Suite 120
Atlanta, GA 30354
HI State Dept of Health
Clean Air Branch
P. O. Box 3378
Honolulu, ffl 96801
Air Quality Bureau
Iowa Dept, of Natural Resources
7900HickmanRd., Ste. 1
Urbandale, IA 50322
ID Dept. of Environmental Quality
Stationary Source Program
141 ON. Hilton
Boise, ID 83706
(202)535-2990
(302)324-2086
(850)921-9529
(404)363-7117
(808)586-4200
(515)281-4635
(208)373-0447
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Mr. Don Sutton
IN
Mr. Kathy Moore
KS
Mr. Ralph Wai den
KY
Mr. Tom Adams
LA
Mr. Syed Quadri
MA
Mr. Don Squires
ILEPA
Div. of Air Poll Ctrl, Permits Section
1021 N. Grant Ave.,E
Springfield, IL 62702
IN Dept. of Env. Mgmt.
Office of Air Qual., Permits Branch
P.O. Box 6015
100N. Senate Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46260-6015
KS Dept. of Health & Env.
Div. of Air & Radiation
Charles Curtis State Ofc. Bldg.
1000 SW Jackson, Ste310
Topeka, KS 66612-1367
Environmental & Public Prot. Cabinet
Dept. of Env. Prot. Div. of Air Quality
803 Schenkel Lane
Frankfort, KY 40601
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
(217)782-2113
(317)233-0871
(785)296-1583
(502)573-3382
(225)219-3123
(617)292-5618
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MD
Mr. William Paul
ME
Mr. Marc Cone
MI
Ms. Danita Brandt
MN
MD Dept. of the Environment
Air Quality Permits Program
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
P. O. Box 30260
Lansing, MI 48909-7760
(410)537-3230
(207)287-2437
(517)373-7034
Ms. Carolina E. Schutt MN Pollution Control Agency
Division of Air Quality
520 Lafayette Rd., North
St.Paul, MN 55155-4194
MO
(651)296-7711
Ms. Kyra Moore
MS
Ms. Maya Rao
MT
Mr. Dan Walsh
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
(573)526-3825
(601)961-5242
(406)444-0285
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NC
Mr. Fred Langenbach
NC Div. of Environment Mgmt.
Air Quality Section
1641 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699
(919)715-6242
ND
Mr. Gary Helbling
NE
Mr. Clark Smith
NH
Mr. Doug Laughton
NJ
Mr. Ketan Bhandutia
NM
Mr. Ted Schooley
NV
NDDept. of Health
Div. of Air Quality
1200 Missouri Ave., Rm. 304
Bismarck, ND 58506-5520
NE Dept. of Env. Quality
Air Quality Div.
P. O. Box 98922
Lincoln, NE 68509-8922
NHDept. of Env. Services
Air Resources Division
P. O. Box 95
Concord, NH 03302-0095
NJ Dept of Env. Protection
Air Quality Permittings Program
P. O. Box 027
Trenton, NJ 08625-0027
NM Environment Department
Air Quality Bur.
2048 Galisteo Street
Santa Fe, NM 87505
(701)328-5188
(402)471-2186
(603)271-6893
(609)984-6356
(505)955-8088
Mr. Mike Elges
NV Div. of Env. Protection
Bur. of Air Pollution Control
333 W. Nye Lane, Rm. 138
Carson City, NV 89706-0851
(775)687-9229
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NY
Mr. John Henkes
OH
Ms. Cheryl Suttman
OK
Ms. Maria Collard
OR
Mr. Dave Kauth
PA
Mr. Larry Strauss
El
Mr. Doug McVay
NY State Dept. of Environ. Conserv.
Division of Air Resources
Bur. of Stationary Sources
625 Broadway, 2nd Floor
Albany, NY 12233-3254
OH Env. Protection Agency
Div of Air Pollution Control
Lazarus Government Center
P. O. Box 1049
Columbus, OH 43215-1049
OK Dept. of Env. Quality
Air Quality Division
P. O. Box 1677
Oklahoma City, OK 73101-1677
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
(518)402-8403
(614)644-3617
(405)702-4162
(503)229-5655
(717)772-3364
(401)222-2808
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Mr. Robert J. Brown
SD
Mr. Brian Gustafson
TN
Mr. David G. Carson
SC Dept. of Health & Env. Control
Bur. of Air Quality Control
2600 Bull Street
Columbia, SC 29201
SD DENR Air Quality Program
Joe Foss Building
523 E. Capitol Ave.
Pierre, SD 57501
TNDept. of Env. & Conservation
Div. of Air Pollution
L & C Annex, 9th Floor
401 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37243-1531
(803)898-4105
(605)77303151
(615)532-0585
TX
Mr. Johnny Vermillion TX Comm. on Env. Qaulity, Air Per. Div.
Ofc. of Permitting, Remediation & Reg.
P. O. Box 13087
MC-163
Austin, TX 78711-3087
UT
(512)239-1292
Mr. Tad Anderson
VA
Dept. of Env. Quality
Div. of Air Quality
150 North 1950 West
Salt Lake City, UT 84416
(801)536-4456
Ms. Monica A. Harvey VA Dept. of Env. Quality
P. O. Box 10009
Richmond, VA 23219
VI
(804)698-4300
Mr. Winston Williams
VI Dept. of Planning & Natural Res.
Div. of Env. Protection
Cyril E. King Air Port
Terminal Bldg., 2nd Fl
St.Thomas, US, VI 08205
(304)773-1082
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VT
Ms. Jennifer Bryan
WA
Mr. Bernard Brady
WI
VT Agency of Natural Resources
Div.of Air Pollution control
103 S. Main Street
Bldg. 3 South
Waterbury, VT 05671-0402
WA State Dept. of Ecology
Air Quality Program
P. O. Box 47600
Olympia, WA 98504-7600
(802)241-3846
(360)407-6803
Mr. Jeffrey C. Hanson WI Dept. of Natural Resources
Bur. of Air Management, Permits Section
P. O. Box 7921
Madison, WI 53707
(608)266-6876
WV
Mr. Joe Kessler
WY
WV Dept. of Env. Protection
Div. of Air Quality, Ofc. of Permitting
7012MacCorkleAve., SE
Charleston, WV 25304
(304)926-3727
Mr. Stewart Griner
WY DEQ Air Quality Division
122 West 25th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82002
(307)777-7802
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LOCAL AIR AGENCY DIRECTORY
AL
Mr. Daniel Shea
Mr. Corey Masuca
AZ
Mr. Al Brown
Mr. Eric Shepp
Ms. Barbara Cenalmor
CA
Mr. James L. Harris
Mr. Barry Young
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
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
Final County Air Quality Control Dist.
P. O. Box 987
Florence, AZ 85232
Amador County Air Pollution
Control District
665 New York Ranch Rd.
Suite 3
Jackson, CA 95642-9534
Bay Area AQMD
Permit Services Div.
939 Ellis Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
(205)427-5750
(205)930-1595
(602)506-6623
(520)740-3340
(520)866-6860
(209)257-0112
(415)749-4721
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Mr. Duane Ono
Mr. Reyes M. Romero
Mr. Robert Reynolds
Mono County
Great Basin Unified APCD
157 Short Street
Suite 6
Bishop, CA 93514
Imperial Co. Air Pollution
Control District
150 S. 9th Street
El Centre, CA 92243
Lake County Air Quality Mgmt. Dist.
885 Lakeport Blvd.
Lakeport, CA 95453
(760)872-8211
(760)482-4606
(707)263-7000
Mr. Lance Ericksen
Monterey Bay Unified Air
Pollution Control District
24580 Silver Cloud Ct.
Monterey, CA 93940
(831)647-9411
Mr. Wayne Morgan
North Coast Unified AQMD
2300 Myrtle Ave.
Eureka, CA 95501
(707)443-3093
Mr. John Finnell
Placer Co. Air Pollution Control District
11464B. Ave.
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)889-7133
Mr. Jorge DeGuzman
Sacramento Air Quality Mgmt
777 12th Street, 3rd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95814-1904
(916)874-4860
Mr. Stan Romelczyk
San Diego County Air Pollution
Control district
9150 Chesapeake Drive
San Diego, CA 92123-1096
(858)650-4599
Mr. David Dixon
San Luis Obispo County Air
Pollution Control District
3433 Roberto Court
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401-7148
(805)781-5912
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Mr. Mike Goldman
Santa Barbara County Air
Pollution Control District
260 North San Antonio Rd.
Suite A.
Santa Barbara, CA 93110-1315
(805)961-8821
Mr. Michael Kussow
Shasta County Air Quality
Management District
1855 Placer Street
Suite 101
Redding, CA 96001
(530)225-5674
Mr. Eldon Beck
Siskiyou County Air Pollution
Control District
525 South Foothill Drive
Yreka, CA 96097
(520)841-4029
Mr. Martin Kay
South Coast AQMD
21865E. Copley Dr.
Diamond Bar, CA 91765-3252
(909)396-3115
Mr. Gary Bovee
Tehama County Air Pollution
Control District
P. O. Box 38
Red Bluff, CA 96080
(530)527-3717
Mr. Mike Waugh
Tuolumne County APCD
2 South Green Street
Sonora, CA 95370
(209)533-5693
Mr. David A. Valler
Feather River Air Quality Mgmt. Dist,
938 14th Street
Marysville, CA 95901-4149
(530)634-7659
Mr. George Heinen
San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution
Control District
1990 E. Gettysburg Ave.
Fresno, CA 93726
(559)230-6000
Mr. Magdy Badr
California Energy Commission
1516 9th Street
Sacramento, CA 95814-5512
(916)653-1636
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CO
Mr. Gregg W. Thomas
EL
Mr. Clifton R Bittle
Ms. Alice Harman
Mr. Ron Roberson
IA
Mr. Gary Young
IL
Mr. Richard Young
Dr. William Frank
City and County of Denver
Env. Protection Division
201 W. Colfax Ave., Dept. 1009
Denver, CO 80202-5332
Broward Co. Dept. of Planning Div.
218 SW 1st Ave.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
Hillsborough County of
Environmental Protection Comm.
1410 North 21st Street
Tampa, FL 33605
Env. Resources Mgmt. Dept.
Env. Quality Div., City of Jacksonville
117W. Duval Street
Suite 225
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Polk County Health Dept.
Air Quality Division
5885 NE 14th Street
DesMoines, IA 50313-1296
Bensenville Pollution Control Dept.
1253 Roosevelt Ave.
Glenview, IL 60025
Cook County Department of
Environmental Control
69 W. Washington
Suite 1900
Chicago, IL 60602-3004
(720)865-5413
(954)519-1220
(813)272-5530
(904)630-4900
(515)286-3372
(847)724-6631
(312)603-8241
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IN
Mr. Keshav Reddy
Mr. Rob Harmon
KY
Ms. Diane Hazellief
MO
Mr. Eric Brown
Mr. Naji J. Ahmat
Mr. Tim Froeschner
NC
Mr. Peter Lloyd
Ms. Donna Cavaliere
Office of Environmental Mgmt.
2700 South Belmont Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
Vigo County Air Pollution Control
103 S. Third Street
Terre Haute, IN 47807
Air Pollution Control District of
Jefferson County
850 Barrett Ave.
Suite 205
Louisville, KY 40204
City of St. Louis
Air Pollution Control
1415Norh 13th Street
St. Louis, MO 63106-4424
Kansas City Health Dept.
Air Quality Porgram
2400 Troost Ave., 3rd Floor
Kansas City, MO 64108
St. Louis County Health Dept.
Air Pollution Control Program
111 South Meramec Ave., 2nd Floor
Clayton, MO 63105
Forsyth County Environmental
Affairs Department
537 North Spruce Street
Winston Salem, NC 27101
Mecklenburg County Land
Use and Env. Service Agency
700 N. Tryon Street
Suite 205
Charlotte, NC 28202-2236
(317)327-2176
(812)462-3433
(502)574-7253
(314)613-7299
(816)513-6178
(314)615-8917
(336)727-8060
(704)336-5500
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Ms. Melanie Pitrolo
NE
Mr. Rich Thorson
Mr. Chester Black
NM
Mr. Chris Albrecht
NV
Mr. David Lee
Mr. Chris Ralph
OH
Mr. Frank Markunas
Ms. Pat Patrella
Western North Carolina
Regional Air Quality
49 Mount Carmel Rd.
Asheville, NC 28806
Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Dept.
3140 N Street
Lincoln, NE 68510-1514
Omaha Public Works Dept.
Air Quality Control Division
5600 South 10th Street
Omaha, NE 68107
City of Albuquerque, Env. Health
Air Quality Div
11800 Sunset Gardens SW
Albuquerque, NM 87121
Clark County Dept of Air Quality Env. Mgmt.
P.O. Box 555210
500 S. Grand Central Parkway
Las Vegas, NV 89155-5210
Washoe County District Health Dept.
Air Quality Mgmt. Division
401 Ryland Street
Suite 331
Reno, NV 89502
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.
Canton, OH 44702
(828)255-5655
(401)441-6236
(402)444-6015
(505)768-1952
(702)455-1673
(775)784-7204
(330)375-2480
(330)489-3385
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Ms. Karen Granata
Mr. David Hearne
Mr. Bradley Miller
Air Enforcement/Engineering
City of Toledo/Dept. of Public Service
348 S. Erie Street
Toledo, OH 43605
Division of Air Pollution Control
City of Cleveland
1925 St. Clair Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44114
Hamilton County Dept. of Env. Services
250 William Howard Taft Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45219
(419)936-3952
Mr. Phillip H. Thompson Portsmouth Local Air Agency
605 Washington St., 3rd Floor
Portsmouth, OH 45662
Ms. Jennifer Marsee
OK
Ms. Rhonda Jefferies
OR
Mr. Robert Koster
PA
Ms. Erin O'Brian
Mr. Thomas Barsley
Regional Air Pollution Control Agency
117 S. Main Street
Dayton, OH 45422
Tulsa City-County Health Dept.
5051 South 129th East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74129
Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority
1010 Main Street
Springfield, OR 97477
Allegheny Co. Health Dept.
Division of Air Quality
301 39th Street, Bldg. 7
Pittsburgh, PA 15201-1891
Philadelphia Air Mgmt. Services
321 University Ave., 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19104
(216)664-2178
(513)946-7731
(740)353-5156
(937)496-7540
(918)461-7400
(514)736-1056
(412)578-8118
(215)686-9428
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TN
Mr. Errol Reksten
Ms. Deborah Parrish
Mr. John Finke
TX
Mr. Ramon Perez
WA
Mr. John St.Clair
Ms. Lynn Billington
Mr. Gordon Lance
Mr. Steve Van Slyke
Chattanooga-Hamilton County
Air Pollution Control Bureau
1250 Market Street
Suite 3020
Chattanooga, TN 37402-4443
Memphis & Shelby Co. Health Dept.
Pollution Control Section
814 Jefferson Ave.
Suite 437
Memphis, TN 38105
Pollution Control Division
Metropolitan Health Dept Bur.
31123rd Ave., North
Nashville, TN 37203
City ofHouston
Bureau of Air Quality Control
7411 Park Place Blvd.
Houston, TX 77087
Benton Clean Air Authority
114 Columbia Point Drive
Suite C
Richland, WA 99352-4387
Northwest Air Pollution Authority
1600 South Second Street
Mt. Vernon, WA 98273-5202
Olympic Region Clean Air Agency
2940 B Limited Lane, NW
Olympia, WA 98502
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
110 Union Street
Suite 500
Seattle, WA 98101-2038
(423)668-2570
(901)544-7456
(615)340-5653
(713)640-4225
(509)943-3396
(360)428-1620
(360)586-1044
(206)689-4052
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Mr. Clint LaMoreaux Southwest Clean Air Agency (360)574-3058
11815 NE 99th Street
Suite 1294
Vancouver, WA 98682-2454
Mr. Charles Studer Spokane County Air Pollution (509)477-4727
Control Authority
1101 West College Ave.
Suite 403
Spokane, WA 99201-2094
Mr. Hasan Tahat Yakima Regional Clean Air Authority (509)834-2050
6 South 2nd Street, Rm. 1016
Yakima, WA 98901
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APPENDIX C
INDEX OF CONTROL TECHNOLOGY DETERMINATIONS
ENTERED OR MODIFIED IN 2004
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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RBLC Permit Process
ID Date(Est/Act) Type
Process Description
REGION 1
PRATT & WHITNEY, UTC
PRATT & WHITNEY, UTC
CAPITOL DISTRICT ENERGY CENTER
PRATT AND WHITNEY UNITED TECHN
UNITED ALUMINUM CORP.
PEABODY MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT
ENERGY NEW BEDFORD
CT-0065
CT-0073
CT-0025
CT-0146
CT-0150
MA-0015
06/20/1989 ACT
07/07/1989 ACT
10/23/1989 ACT
10/10/1991 ACT
12/15/2003 ACT
11/30/1989 ACT
MA-0028 07/11/1994 ACT
ST REGIS PAPER CO.
STEELSTONE
LORING AIR FORCE BASE
ME-0001.A 03/10/1982 ACT
ME-0002 11/23/1982 ACT
ME-0005 01/26/1983 ACT
16.110 TEST TURBINE
16.110 GAS TURBINE
15.110 GAS TURBINE
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, BACKUP FUEL OIL
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
82.010 ALUMINUM COLD ROLLING MILLS
15.190 TURBINE, 38 MW OIL FIRED
15.900 TURBINE, 38 MW NATURAL GAS FIRED
11.110 CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED BOILER
19.600 LIMESTONE HEATERS, (2)
90.011 COAL CRUSHER
90.011 COAL RAIL CAR UNLOADING
90.011 COAL SILO
90.011 COAL STORAGE VENT
90.011 COAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
90.019 LIMESTONE HANDLING/PREPARATION
90.019 LIMESTONE PREPARATION AREA
90.019 LIMESTONE SILO
90.019 LIMESTONE STORAGE VENT
90.019 LIMESTONE TRANSFER
99.120 ASH BOTTOM BIN
99.120 ASH FROM SILO AREA
99.120 ASH LOADOUT SILO
99.120 ASH PELLETING AREA
99.120 ASH SILO VENT
30.002 COAL & BIOMASS HANDLING
99.140 ADJACENT TOWN OF BUCKSPORT ROADS
99.140 EXISTING ROADS & PARKING
99.140 NEW ROADS
99.150 TEMP CONSTRUCTION ROADS
90.003 AGGREGATE HANDLING & ROADS
90.003 ASPHALT BATCHING
99.140 ROADS
13.110 BOILER #7
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NEW ENGLAND ETHANOL, INC.
ME-0006 08/10/1983 ACT
J. M. HUBER CORPORATION
*NEWINGTON ENERGY LLC
*SCHILLER STATION
OCEAN STATE POWER
ARROWHEAD COGENERATION CO.
OMYA / VERPOL
ME-0025 11/13/1993 ACT
NH-0012 04/26/1999 ACT
NH-0013
RI-0004
VT-0005
VT-0016
10/25/2004 ACT
12/13/1988 ACT
12/20/1989 ACT
10/26/1999 ACT
13.110
90.011
90.011
99.120
12.110
12.220
42.005
42.005
64.004
64.004
64.004
64.005
70.007
70 . 007
70.007
70.016
90.011
99.120
99.140
13.120
13.120
30.005
15.110
15.210
11.120
15.210
15.210
13.220
29.900
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
90.024
BOILER,
STORAGE TANK,
STORAGE TANK,
STORAGE TANK,
STORAGE TANK,
STORAGE TANK,
BOILER #8
CAR SHAKER BLDG VENT
COAL HANDLING
SILO DISCHARGE, ASH
BOILER, COAL
#2 OIL
GASOLINE & DIESEL
OIL
ALDEHYDE
CYCLOHEXANE
ETHANOL
TRUCK & RAIL TRANSFER, ETHANOL
MATERIAL HANDLING, CORN CLEANING
MATERIAL HANDLING, CORN CONVEYING
MATERIAL HANDLING, CORN UNLOADING
DRYER, GRAIN & SOLUBLES, DDGS
COAL HANDLING
ASH HANDLING
ROADS & PARKING
BOILER
DRYERS, (2)
PRESS VENTS
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE
UNIT #5 - WOOD FIRED CFB BOILER
TURBINE, GAS, GE FRAME 7, 4 EA
TURBINE, COMBUSTION & BURNER, COGEN., 3
BOILER, FIRE TUBE
HOUSE VACUUM SYSTEM
BULK BAGGER STATIONS/SILOS
CONVEYING SYSTEM, FLASH DRYER PROD 1, 2 & 3
CONVEYING SYSTEM, PRODUCT SILO
CONVEYING SYSTEM, SURFACE TREATER A, B & C PROD
DEAGGLOMERATOR C
FLASH DRYER SYSTEM #1, #2 AND #3
PRODUCT CONVEYING SYSTEM, DEAGGLOMERATOR C
ROTOPACKERS
SPRAY DRYER #2
SURFACE TREATER B
SURFACE TREATER, A & C
TRANSFER HOPPER, BULK BAGGING
FUEL OIL
NATURAL GAS
REGION 2
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PEDRICKTOWN COGENERATION LIMIT NJ-0010 02/23/1990 ACT
NEWARK BAY COGENERATION PARTNE NJ-0009 11/01/1990 ACT
CHAMBERS COGENERATION LIMITED NJ-0038 11/05/1990 ACT
KEYSTONE COGENERATION SYSTEMS, NJ-0015 09/06/1991 ACT
15.110 TURBINE, NATURAL GAS FIRED
12.220 BOILER, AUXILLARY - KEROSENE
12.310 BOILER, AUXILIARY - NATURAL GAS
15.110 TURBINE, NATURAL GAS FIRED
15.190 TURBINE, KEROSENE FIRED
11.900 PC BOILERS (2)
13.220 AUXILIARY BOILER
90.011 COAL PILE
90.011 COAL TRANSFER CONVEYOR
90.011 COAL UNLOADER
90.011 HOPPER PIT UNLOADER
90.011 INACTIVE COAL STORAGE
90.019 LIME SILO
99.120 ASH STORAGE PILE
99.999 CRUSHER FEEDER
99.999 LIME SLURRY TANK
99.999 RECLAIM CONVEYOR
99.999 SILO FEED CONVEYORS (2)
99.999 STACK OUT CONVEYOR
11.110 BOILER (PULVERIZED BITUMINOUS COAL)
11.900 NO. 2 FUEL OIL TANK
19.600 AUXILIARY BOILER (FUEL OIL)
99.009 COOLING TOWER
99.020 LIME SILO
99.120 ASH STORAGE SILO,
99.120 ASH STORAGE SILO,
99.120 RECYCLE ASH SILO
99.999 COAL BARGE
99.999 COAL SILO BAY
99.999 COAL UNLOADING HOPPER
99.999 COAL YARD STORAGE
99.999 CRUSHER FEED CONVEYOR
99.999 CRUSHER, TRANSFER TOWER
99.999 DISTRIBUTION TRIPPER, DIST. TO 3 SILOS
99.999 DISTRIBUTION TRIPPER, GATE TO CONVEYOR
99.999 HOPPER DISCHARGE CONVEYOR, INITIAL POINT
99.999 HOPPER DISCHARGE CONVEYOR, TERMINATION POINT
99.999 HOPPER UNLOADING FEEDER
99.999 LIME SLURRY PLANT
99.999 PLANT FEED CONVEYOR, INITIAL POINT
99.999 PLANT FEED CONVEYOR, TERMINATION POINT
ASH UNLOADING
DISCHARGE TO SILO
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LINDEN COGENERATION TECHNOLOGY NJ-0011 01/21/1992 ACT
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE & DENTI NJ-0031 06/26/1997 ACT
MANTUA CREEK GENERATING FACILI NJ-0044 06/26/2001 ACT
EAGLE POINT FACILITY NJ-0057
NY STATE ELECT. & GAS - CYUGA NY-0003
10/11/2003 ACT
06/29/1981 ACT
EASTMAN KODAK CO., KODAK PARK NY-0004 12/20/1982 ACT
GRIFFISS AIR FORCE BASE
NY-0010 01/28/1983 ACT
INITIAL POINT
TERMINATION POINT
99.999 RECLAIM CONVEYOR
99.999 SCRAPER RECLAIMER
99.999 STACK OUT CONVEYOR,
99.999 STACK OUT CONVEYOR,
99.999 TRIPPER CONVEYOR
11.310 (5) DUCT-FIRED HEAT RECOVERY STEAM BOILER (NAT GAS
11.390 (5) DUCT-FIRED HEAT RECOVERY STEAM BOILER (BUTANE)
15.110 (5) GE GAS TURBINES (NAT GAS)
15.190 (5) GE GAS TURBINES (BUTANE)
15.210 TURBINE W/ DUCT BURNER (BUTANE)
15.210 TURBINE W/ DUCT BURNER (NAT GAS)
12.210 BOILER, NO.6 FUEL OIL FIRED, 3
12.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS FIRED, 3
16.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE COGENERATION UNITS, 3
16.290 COMBUSTION TURBINE COGENERATION UNITS (SECONDARY)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE WITHOUT DUCT BURNER
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE WITHOUT DUCT BURNER, 60% LOAD
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE WITHOUT DUCT BURNER, 75% LOAD
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE WITH DUCT BURNER (3)
17.210 DIESEL FIRE PUMP
17.210 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
19.900 AMMONIA STORAGE TANK
99.009 MECHANICAL DRAFT COOLING TOWER (3 5-CELL)
50.003 FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNIT
11.110 BOILER, MAIN
12.290 BOILER, AUXILIARY, 2
90.011 COAL HANDLING
90.019 LIMESTONE HANDLING
99.120 FLYASH HANDLING
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED
90.011 BUNKER
90.011 COAL CAR UNLOADER
90.011 CRUSHING
99.120 ASH HANDLING
12.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 4
90.011 COAL BUNKER
90.011 COAL HANDLING
90.011 CONVEYOR, COAL
90.011 RECOVERY BIN
90.011 SILO, COAL
90.019 LIME BIN
90.019 LIME BLOWER
90.019 SILO, LIME
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TBG COGEN COGENERATION PLANT NY-0063 08/05/1990 ACT
SITHE/INDEPENDENCE POWER PARTN NY-0050 11/24/1992 ACT
FULTON COGEN PLANT
KES CHATEAUGAY PROJECT
NY-0062 09/15/1994 ACT
NY-0055 12/19/1994 ACT
HESS OIL VIRGIN ISLANDS CORP. VI-0011 03/22/1993 ACT
REGION:
99.120 ASH HANDLING
99.120 SILO, ASH
12.310 COEN DUCT BURNER
16.900 GE LM2500 GAS TURBINE
11.290 BOILERS, AUXILIARY (FUEL OIL)
11.310 BOILERS, AUXILIARY (NAT GAS)
15.110 TURBINES, COMBUSTION (4) (NATURAL GAS) (1012 MW)
17.210 GENERATOR, EMERGENCY (OIL)
15.110 GAS TURBINE (NAT GAS)
15.190 GAS TURBINE (DIST OIL)
15.210 STACK EMISSIONS (TURBINE @NAT GAS & DUCT BURNER)
15.290 STACK EMISSIONS (TURBINE ODIST OIL & DUCT BURNER)
11.120 RILEY STOKER WOOD BOILER EP #00001
13.290 AUXILIARY BOILER EP #00002
17.210 DIESEL GENERATOR EP #00003
15.150 COMBUSTION TURBINE - GASEOUS FUEL
15.290 COMBUSTION TURBINE - LIQUID FUEL
*SPI POLYOLS, INC.
ATLANTIC CEMENT CO., INC.
DE-0017 10/26/2001 ACT
MD-0015 11/03/1980 ACT
SOUTHERN MARYLAND ELECTRIC COO MD-0017 10/01/1989 ACT
PEPCO - STATION A MD-0021 05/31/1990 ACT
PEPCO - CHALK POINT PLANT
*ROCK SPRINGS
*KELSON RIDGE
MD-0018 06/25/1990 ACT
MD-0034 11/30/2000 EST
MD-0033 09/27/2001 EST
12.210 BOILER #4
13.210 BOILER #3
90.006 BARGE AND SHIP LOADING
90.006 CONVEYING & MILLING
90.006 DRYER, FLUIDIZED BED SLAG
90.006 STOCK PILES
99.140 ROADS
15.900 TURBINE, NATURAL GAS FIRED ELECTRIC
15.900 TURBINE, OIL FIRED ELECTRIC
15.900 TURBINE, 124 MW NATURAL GAS FIRED
15.900 TURBINE, 124 MW OIL FIRED
42.005 MATERIAL STORAGE, DIESEL STORAGE TANK
15.900 TURBINE, 105 MW OIL FIRED ELECTRIC
15.900 TURBINE, 84 MW NATURAL GAS FIRED ELECTRIC
15.900 TURBINE, 84 MW OIL FIRED ELECTRIC
16.900 TURBINE, 105 MW NATURAL GAS FIRED ELECTRIC
15.110 (6) SIMPLE CYCLE GAS COMBUSTION TURBINE
17.210 EMERGENCY DIESEL FIREWATER PUMP
19.600 NATURAL GAS FIRED HEATER
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 COMBINED CYCLE COMBUSTION TURBINE W/ HRSG & DUCT
17.210 EMERGENCY DIESEL FIRE WATER PUMP
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^CHALK POINT
^DICKERSON
DRAVO ENERGY RESOURCES
PANTHER CREEK ENERGY
ELLISBURG COMPRESSOR STATION
WOOD-MODE INDUSTRIES INC.
NATIONAL FUEL GAS SUPPLY
CRAFTMASTER CORP.
PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY
NORTHAMPTON GENERATING CO.
PROCTOR AND GAMBLE PAPER PRODU
WAYNESBURG PLANT/MON VALLEY
EXELON GENERATION CO., LLC
ORION POWER MIDWEST LP
MERCK AND COMPANY - WEST POINT
CNG TRANSMISSION CORP., GREENL
FIBERMARK, INC.
PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO.
MD-0031 12/31/2004 EST
MD-0032 12/31/2004 EST
PA-0037
PA-0042
PA-0063
PA-0076
PA-0077
PA-0082
PA-0127
PA-0134
PA-0130
PA-0107
PA-0185
PA-0176
PA-0193
PA-0155
PA-0232
PA-0194
07/23/1987 ACT
02/17/1988 ACT
06/13/1989 ACT
10/20/1989 ACT
10/01/1990 ACT
05/17/1991 ACT
12/21/1994 ACT
04/14/1995 ACT
05/31/1995 ACT
08/02/1995 ACT
12/31/1998 ACT
04/08/1999 ACT
08/26/1999 ACT
04/01/2000 EST
08/24/2000 ACT
03/26/2001 ACT
17.210
99.009
11.310
15.100
15.190
11.200
11.310
15.110
15.110
15.190
15.190
15.210
15.210
15.290
15.290
99.009
21.400
11.110
17.130
41.025
41.025
41.025
41.025
17.130
41.006
11.110
11.110
11.110
11.110
11.110
11.110
13.310
15.110
11.110
13.210
13.310
11.110
12.220
12.310
15.110
17.130
41 . 014
15.900
EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR
COOLING TOWERS
(2) NATURAL GAS FUEL HEATERS
GE 7EA COMBUSTION TURBINE - NG, SC ONLY
GE 7EA COMBUSTION TURBINE - FO, SC ONLY
AUXILARY BOILER - FO
AUXILARY BOILER - NG
UNIT 4 -GE FRAME 7F COM. TURBINES W/ HRSG - NG SC
UNIT 5 -GE FRAME 7F COM. TURBINES W/ HRSG - NG SC
UNIT 4 -GE FRAME 7F COMB. TURBINES W/ HRSG- FO SC
UNIT 5 -GE FRAME 7F COMB. TURBINES W/ HRSG- FO SC
UNIT 4 -GE FRAME 7F COMB. TURBINES W/ HRSG - NG CC
UNIT 5 -GE FRAME 7F COMB. TURBINES W/ HRSG - NG CC
UNIT 4 -GE FRAME 7F COMB. TURBINES W/ HRSG- FO CC
UNIT 5 -GE FRAME 7F COMB. TURBINES W/ HRSG- FO CC
COOLING TOWER
INCINERATOR, 2 EA
BOILER, COAL FIRED
1C ENGINE, (2)
COATING APPLICATION, SEALER
COATING APPLICATION, STAIN
COATING APPLICATION, TOPCOAT
KITCHEN CABINET LINE
1C ENGINES, RECIPROCAL, NAT GAS, (2)
SURFACE COATING LINE, 3 SPRAY BOOTHS 3 DRYERS
BOILER #1, PULVERIZED COAL, DRY BOTTOM
BOILER #2, PULVERIZED COAL, DRY BOTTOM
BOILER #3, PULVERIZED COAL, DRY BOTTOM
BOILER #4, PULVERIZED COAL, DRY BOTTOM
BOILER #5, PULVERIZED COAL, DRY BOTTOM
BOILER, CFB
BOILERS #2 AND #4
TURBINE, NATURAL GAS
BOILER, PULVERIZED BIT. COAL. 80 MW COGEN
BOILER, RESIDUAL OIL
BOILER, LANDFILL GAS & NATURAL GAS
COAL COMBUSTION
BOILER, FUEL OIL, (2)
BOILER, NATURAL GAS, (2)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE
ENGINES, LEAN BURN
SURFACE COATING, PAPER
TURBINES, NATURAL GAS
C-6
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FPL ENERGY MARCUS HOOK, L.P.
STATE COLLEGE PICTURE TUBE PLA
WILLIAMSPORT CAR SHREDDER PLAN
SUNOCO, INC.
SUNOCO INC. (R&M)
GREEN KNIGHT/PLAINFIELD LANDFI
P.H. GLATFELTER COMPANY
EASTERN SHORE NAT. GAS /DALEVI
DART CORP. OF AMERICA
CONECTIV BETHLEHEM, INC.
NORTHERN TIER LANDFILL
DUKE ENERGY FAYETTE, LLC
LIMERICK POWER STATION
GASBOY INTERNATIONAL - LANSDAL
ROYSTONE COMPRESSOR STATION
DUKE YUKON ENERGY, LLC
C-P CONVERTERS
J & L SPECIALTY STEEL, INC.
ESSROC CEMENT/NAZARETH PLT. I
J & L SPECIALTY STEEL, INC.
J & L SPECIALTY STEEL, INC.
RELIANT ENERGY SEWARD POWER
CABOT SUPERMETALS
*ALCOA ENGINEERED PRODUCTS
KOPPEL STEEL CORP.
NSWCCD-SSES
*PROCTOR & GAMBLE/MEHOOPANY
GRAYMONT BELLEFONTE PLANT
*CONOCOPHILLIPS COMPANY
*FIRST QUALITY TISSUE, LLC
COORS CO.
PA-0186 05/04/2001 ACT
PA-0225
PA-0180
PA-0238
PA-0170
PA-0221
PA-0177
PA-0230
PA-0222
PA-0189
PA-0173
PA-0223
PA-0226
PA-0200
PA-0201
PA-0205
PA-0206
PA-0216
PA-0236
PA-0214
PA-0237
PA-0182
PA-0234
PA-0245
PA-0235
PA-0233
PA-0242
PA-0241
PA-0243
PA-0244
06/06/2001 ACT
06/26/2001 ACT
07/03/2001 ACT
08/02/2001 ACT
08/04/2001 ACT
10/03/2001 ACT
10/23/2001 ACT
12/14/2001 ACT
01/16/2002 ACT
01/29/2002 ACT
01/30/2002 ACT
04/09/2002 ACT
08/06/2002 ACT
08/06/2002 ACT
09/17/2002 ACT
01/09/2003 ACT
01/13/2003 ACT
02/11/2003 ACT
04/02/2003 ACT
04/02/2003 ACT
08/26/2003 ACT
11/05/2003 ACT
11/13/2003 ACT
11/26/2003 ACT
12/18/2003 ACT
06/30/2004 ACT
07/09/2004 ACT
10/01/2004 ACT
10/20/2004 ACT
VA-0004 03/19/1981 ACT
11.310 BOILER, (4)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (3)
90.016 ANNEALING LEHR, GLASS MELTING OPERATION, (2)
21.900 AUTOMOBILE BODY SHREDDING/INCINERATION
50.003 FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING UNIT
12.310 BOILER #6
12.310 BOILER #7
16.150 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (3)
30.002 HVLC COLLECTION SYSTEM
17.130 1C COMPRESSOR ENGINES
99.014 EXPANDABLE CUP MANUFACTURING
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (6)
17.150 1C ENGINE
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
41.013 SPRAY BOOTHS
17.130 1C ENGINE COMPRESSORS
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (8)
41.021 FLEXOGRAPHIC PRINTER
13.310 BOILER, DRAP LINE
90.006 KILN SYSTEM
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE, (2)
81.310 MELT SHOP
81.590 STECKEL MILL
11.110 BOILER, CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED, (2)
82.999 TANTALUM LINE #4
82.010 MELTERS #8 AND #9
81.210 MELT SHOP
19.700 MARINE GAS TURBINE TEST CELL
11.290 BOILERS (3)
30.004 PAPER MACHINES
90.019 # 6 LIME KILN
90.019 # 7 LIME KILN
50.003 FCCU FEED HEATER
50.003 HYDRODESULFURIZATION UNIT
30.004 OTHER SOURCES
30.004 PAPER MACHINE #1
30.004 PAPER MACHINE #2
12.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 3
19.600 HEATER, COAL CAR THAWING
41.004 OVEN, COATING, CAN PLANT
70.008 DISTIL. SYS, STARCH BREWHOUSE
70.008 DRY SPENT GRAIN STOR. AND HAND. SYS
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KYANITE MINING CORP. VA-0040
ADAMS CONSTRUCTION CO. VA-0035
COGENTRIX OF VIRGINIA, INC. VA-0034
WILLIAMS CORP. OF VIRGINIA VA-0074
MULTITRADE OF MARTINSVILLE, IN VA-0082
07/10/1985 ACT
11/01/1985 ACT
06/12/1986 ACT
04/23/1987 ACT
07/24/1987 ACT
TRI-STATE LIME & STONE, INC. VA-0086 08/07/1987 ACT
COGENTRIX OF RICHMOND
VA-0178 01/02/1991 ACT
BEAR ISLAND PAPER COMPANY, L.P VA-0190 10/30/1992 ACT
70.008 DRYER, FILTER MEDIA
70.008 DRYER, SPENT GRAIN
70.008 HANDLING SYS, DIATOMACEOUS EARTH
70.008 PNEUMATIC SYS,STARCH UNLOAD
70.008 REC. SYS, BARLEY, MALT, & RICE
70.008 RICE STOR., SCREEN AND MILLING
70.008 SCREENING & MILLING SYS, BARLEY MALT STOR.
70.008 STORAGE SYS, STARCH BREWHOUSE
70.008 STORAGE, PELLET BULK
90.011 COAL BUNKERS
90.011 COAL DEAD STORAGE PILES
90.011 COAL RECEIVING
90.011 COAL RECLAIM FROM DEAD STORAGE
90.011 STORAGE PILE, COAL ACTIVE
90.011 STORAGE, COAL RECLAIM HOPPER ACTIVE
90.019 STORAGE & HANDLING SYSTEM, LIME
99.120 SILO, HANDLING SYSTEM, ASH
90.999 DRYER, KILN
99.190 ROADS, HAUL
90.003 PLANT, HOT MIX ASPHALT
99.190 ROADS, HAUL
12.110 BOILER, 6
90.011 STORAGE BUNKER, COAL, 6
90.011 STORAGE PILE, OPEN & LOADOUT BOOM
90.011 UNLOADING COAL CONVEYOR & STACKING
99.120 SILO, ASH, 2
90.003 PLANT, ASPHALT CONCRETE BATCH
90.003 SCREEN/ROAD DUST & AGGREGATE STORAGE
12.190 BOILER
90.011 SILO, COAL HANDLING
99.120 SILO, ASH HANDLING
90.024 CRUSHER, JAW
90.024 DRILLING, ROTARY
90.024 MATL TRANSFER, CONVEYING
99.150 ROADS, HAUL
11.110 BOILER, STOKER, 8
90.011 BUNKERS, COAL, 8
90.011 COAL UNLOADING/HANDLING
90.011 LIME UNLOADING/HANDLING
90.011 SILOS, SPENT SORBENT, 4
90.019 SILOS, LIME, 4
99.120 SILOS, FLY-BOTTOM ASH, 4
11.220 BOILER, B & W
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POWER GENERATION INC., SOUTHEA VA-0208
SEI BIRCHWOOD, INC. VA-0213
PATOWMACK POWER PARTNERS, LIMI VA-0206
GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION VA-0219
CINCAP - MARTINSVILLE
CHICKAHOMINY POWER
CHICKAHOMINY POWER
ODBC -MARSH
ODBC - LOUISA
HARRISONBURG RESOURCE REC.
VA-0265
VA-0281
VA-0280
VA-0282
05/04/1993 ACT
08/23/1993 ACT
09/15/1993 ACT
05/18/1994 ACT
VA-0279 01/08/2003 ACT
01/10/2003 ACT
01/10/2003 ACT
02/14/2003 ACT
03/11/2003 ACT
VA-0277 03/25/2003 ACT
11.220 BOILER, PACKAGE, NO. 2 FUEL OIL
11.310 BOILER, CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED COMBUSTION
11.310 BOILER, PACKAGE, NATURAL GAS FUEL
12.310 BURNER, DUCT
12.310 BURNER, DUCT (TOTAL)
15.110 TURBINE, COMBUSTION GAS
15.190 TURBINE, COMBUSTION GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBUSTION GAS & DUCT BURNER (TOTAL)
19.600 BOILER, PACKAGE (TOTAL)
19.700 TURBINE, COMBUSTION GAS (TOTAL)
30.004 DEBARKING FACILITY
30.004 MATERIAL TRANSFER/HANDLING, BARK
30.004 MATERIAL TRANSFER/HANDLING, CHIP
30.004 THERMO MECHANICAL LINES (2) - NEW
30.004 THERMO MECHANICAL LINES (4) - EXISTING
90.011 MATERIAL TRANSFER/HANDLING, COAL
90.019 MATERIAL STORAGE, LIME SILOS
99.120 MATERIAL TRANSFER/HANDLING, ASH
16.900 GENERATOR, ELECTRIC POWER, 3.575 MW
11.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL
90.999 MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL, LIME, AND ASH
15.110 TURBINE, COMBUSTION, NATURAL GAS
16.190 TURBINE, COMBUSTION, FUEL OIL (3)
30.005 ENERGY SYSTEM AND DRYERS
30.005 HIGH PRESSURE PNEUMATIC DUST HANDLING SYSTEM
30.005 LOW PRESSURE PNEUMATIC DUST HANDLING SYSTEMS
30.005 PRESS
30.005 SPRAY BOOTH
99.140 PAVED ROAD FUGITIVES
13.310 HEATER, PIPELINE WATER BATH, NATURAL GAS
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
17.210 1C ENGINE, FIRE WATER PUMP
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)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (4)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (1)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL (1)
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL (4)
13.900 BOILER, NATURAL GAS & FUEL OIL, (2)
21.400 MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTION UNITS, (2)
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VCU EAST PLANT
ROANOKE CEMENT
ROANOKE CEMENT
INGENCO - CHARLES CITY PLANT
JAMES CITY ENERGY PARK
VA-0278 03/31/2003 ACT
INGENCO - CHESTER PLANT
*CPV WARREN LLC
INWOOD
REGION 4
VA-0272
VA-0283
VA-0276
VA-0287
INGENCO VA-0288
MERILLAT CORPORATION PLANT 14 VA-0286
WINCHESTER COATED PRODUCTS DIV VA-0290
DUKE ENERGY WYTHE, LLC VA-0289
VA-0291
WV-0017
COLUMBIA GAS TRANSMISSIONS LOS WV-0020
OHIO RIVER PLANT WV-0021
06/13/2003 ACT
06/13/2003 ACT
06/20/2003 ACT
12/01/2003 ACT
12/17/2003 ACT
01/05/2004 ACT
VA-0285 01/06/2004 ACT
01/21/2004 ACT
02/05/2004 ACT
07/30/2004 ACT
04/05/2002 ACT
02/14/2003 ACT
06/09/2004 ACT
NATURAL GAS
NATURAL GAS,DUCT BURNER
FUEL OIL
12.210 BOILER, #6 FUEL OIL, (3)
12.220 BOILER, #2 FUEL OIL, (3)
12.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS, (3)
90.028 LIME KILN
90.028 CEMENT KILN SYSTEM, #5
17.110 1C ENGINES, (48)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE,
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE,
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE,
17.140 1C ENGINES, DUAL FUEL, (36)
30.007 WOOD SANDING AND BRUSHING SYSTEMS
41.025 WOOD FINISHING
17.210 1C ENGINE, DIESEL, (48)
17.240 1C ENGINE, LANDFILL GAS, (48)
41.018 COATING OPERATIONS LINES 1 & 2
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
15.210 ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION
90.033 CURING & COOLING OF 1ST PRODUCTION LINE
90.033 CURING & COOLING OF 2ND PRODUCTION LINE
90.033 FORMING AND COLLECTION OF THE 1ST PRODUCTION LINE
90.033 FORMING AND COLLECTION OF THE 2ND PRODUCTION LINE
90.033 MELTING AND REFINING OF 1ST PRODUCTION LINE
90.033 MELTING AND REFINING OF 2ND PRODUCTION LINE
17.130 1C ENGINE, NATURAL GAS, # 10
13.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS, 39.00 MMBTU
19.600 DRYER HEATER, UNIT #1, 40.00 MMBTU
19.600 DRYER HEATER, UNIT #2, 40.00 MMBTU
19.600 DRYER HEATER, UNIT #3, 40.00 MMBTU
69.015 CARBON BLACK HANDLING
69.015 CARBON BLACK REACTOR, UNIT #1
69.015 CARBON BLACK REACTOR, UNIT #2
69.015 CARBON BLACK REACTOR, UNIT #3
69.015 FLARE, UNIT #1
69.015 FLARE, UNIT #2
69.015 FLARE, UNIT #3
CONTINENTIAL GRAIN CO.
ALABAMA POWER COMPANY
AL-0025 04/27/1984 ACT 13.110
90.011
AL-0115 12/17/1997 ACT 12.220
BOILER, COAL FIRED
COAL & ASH HANDLING SYSTEM
BOILER, FUEL OIL (NEW/USED)
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* INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY- P AL-0201
HOLCIM (US), INC. AL-0203
*CORUS TUSCALOOSA AL-0202
02/21/2001 ACT
02/04/2003 ACT
06/03/2003 ACT
HYUNDAI MOTOR MANUFACTURING OF AL-0191 03/23/2004 ACT
*HONDA MANUFACTURING OF ALABAMA
FLORIDA POWER CORP.
FLORIDA GAS TRANSMISSION
FLORIDA GAS TRANSMISSION, STAT
FLORIDA GAS TRANSMISSION STATI
OKEELANTA COGENERATION
CEDAR BAY COGENERATION
AL-0204
FL-0013
FL-0152
FL-0156
FL-0157
FL-0069
FL-0255
07/07/2004 ACT
01/15/1980 ACT
05/09/1991 ACT
05/09/1991 ACT
05/09/1991 ACT
09/27/1993 ACT
11/16/1993 ACT
CARGILL FERTILIZER, INC.
LAKE WORTH GENERATION, LLC
FL-0128
FL-0223
11/10/1998 ACT
11/04/1999 ACT
CANE ISLAND POWER PARK /KUA - FL-0122 11/24/1999 ACT
DADE COUNTY RESOURCE RECOVERY FL-0164 07/21/2000 ACT
12.310 BOILER, NAT GAS
12.390 BOILER, COMBINED FUEL (NAT GAS/HYDROGEN)
12.390 BOILER, HYDROGEN
12.390 DUCT BURNER
15.110 TURBINE, NAT GAS
15.900 COMBINED TURBINE/DUCT BURNER STACK
30.002 NO. 1 RECOVERY FURNACE
90.028 KILN SYSTEM (CALCINING KILN, PREHTR W/PRECALCINER)
13.300 EQUALIZING FURNACE
81.210 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
81.220 LADLE METALLURGY STATION
81.390 SLAG RECLAMATION OPERATIONS
13.310 BOILERS, NATURAL GAS, (3)
19.600 OVENS, PAINT CURING
41.002 E-COAT OPERATIONS
41.002 MISCELLANEOUS SEALERS & ADHESIVES
41.002 PRIMER SURFACE OPERATIONS
41.002 TOP COAT OPERATIONS
42.009 STORAGE TANKS
99.999 3-ENGINE TEST STANDS
99.120 FLY ASH HANDLING UNITS
17.130 1C ENGINE, NATURAL GAS
17.130 1C ENGINE, NATURAL GAS
17.130 1C ENGINE, NATURAL GAS
11.120 BOILER, SPREADER STOKER, BIOMASS, (3 UNITS)
11.110 COAL FIRED BOILERS, THREE
90.011 MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL, COAL CAR UNLOADING
90.011 MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL, CRUSHER BLDG & SILO
90.019 LIMESTONE MATERIAL HANDLING
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM, ASH, GROUP 1
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM, ASH, GROUP 2
90.026 PHOSPHATE ROCK DRYING/GRINDING
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
19.600 DUCT BURNER
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NAT GAS, & DUCT BURNER
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, DUCT BURNER
21.400 MUNICIPAL WASTE COMBUSTORS, 4 UNITS
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FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT/ MARTI FL-0208
FORT PIERCE REPOWERING FL-0252
07/21/2000 ACT
08/15/2001 ACT
OKEELANTA CORPORATION SUGAR MI FL-0251 10/29/2001 ACT
JEA/BRANDY BRANCH FL-0239
FPL MANATEE PLANT - UNIT 3 FL-0245
LEE COUNTY WASTE-TO-ENERGY FAC FL-0258
CLEWISTON SUGAR MILL AND REFIN FL-0257
*RIVERVIEW FACILITY FL-0259
*PLANT CITY PHOSPHATE COMPLEX FL-0260
*ARVAH B. HOPKINS GENERATING ST FL-0261
*SANDERSVILLE GENERATING STATIO GA-0099
03/27/2002 ACT
04/15/2003 ACT
10/13/2003 ACT
11/18/2003 ACT
03/16/2004 ACT
06/01/2004 ACT
10/26/2004 ACT
11/09/2001 ACT
*SANDERSVILLE GENERATING STATIO GA-0108 11/09/2001 ACT
*WANSLEY COMBINED CYCLE ENERGY GA-0102
*QUEBECOR WORLD KRI - AUGUSTA GA-0106
*THOMASTON COMPRESSOR STATION GA-0104
*MURRAY ENERGY FACILITY GA-0101
INTERSTATE PAPER, LLC GA-0097
*ELBA ISLAND, LNG TERMINAL GA-0103
RINCON POWER PLANT GA-0098
01/15/2002 ACT
04/24/2002 ACT
10/11/2002 ACT
10/23/2002 ACT
12/30/2002 ACT
02/17/2003 ACT
03/24/2003 ACT
*MCINTOSH COMBINED CYCLE FACILI GA-0105 04/17/2003 ACT
*TALBOT ENERGY FACILITY
ASHLAND SYNTHETIC FUELS, INC.
GA-0107 06/09/2003 ACT
KY-0023 12/17/1979 ACT
15.110 TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (2)
11.310 DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
12.220 BOILER, FUEL OIL
12.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (4)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
21.400 COMBUSTOR, MSW
11.120 EXTERNAL COMBUSTION, MULTIPLE FUELS
61.009 PHOSPHATE FERTILIZERS PRODUCTION
62.015 ABSORBER
15.100 GAS COMBUSTION TURBINE, 2
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (8)
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (8)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (8)
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (8)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
41.022 ROTOGRAVURE PRINTER
17.130 COMPRESSOR ENGINE, (2)
13.310 BOILER, AUXILIARY
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (4)
11.900 BOILER, MULTIFUEL
12.310 LNG VAPORIZER, (3)
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, (2)
13.310 FUEL GAS HEATER
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
13.310 FUEL GAS PREHEATERS, (3)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (6
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (2)
13.110 BOILER
13.900 HEATER, FILTRATE
13.900 HEATER, HYDROGEN
13.900 HEATER, REACTOR, #201A & B, TOTAL
13.900 HEATER, REACTOR, #201C
13.900 HEATER, THERMOLIQUID
19.390 FLARE
42.005 DISTIL. FUEL TANKS
42.005 RESID. OIL TANKS
64.004 NAPTHA TANK, 3
NATURAL GAS, (4)
FUEL OIL, (4)
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90.010 FLAKER
90.010 MIST ELIMINATOR, OIL
90.011 COAL DRYING
90.011 COAL HYD. REACTOR
90.011 COAL RECLAIM
90.011 COAL STORAGE
90.011 COAL UNLOADING
90.011 CRUSHED COAL BIN
99.120 HEATER, DEASHING UNIT, #501 & 502
TOYOTA MOTOR MANUFACTURING KY-0074 06/21/1991 ACT 13.220 BOILER (NO. 2 FUEL OIL FIRED)
13.310 BOILER (NATURAL GAS FIRED)
41.002 (4) SEALER PRE-CURE, 1-2214-2217
41.002 ADHESIVE COATING SPRAYBOOTHS (2)
41.002 ADHESIVE SETTING, 1-3233
41.002 AIR BLOWOFF (8)
41.002 ANTICHIP BOOTH, 1-3407
41.002 BLACKOUT BOOTH, 1-3424
41.002 BUILDING GENERAL EXHAUST
41.002 BUILDING GENERAL EXHAUST, PLASTICS SHOP, 1-4000
41.002 BUMPER TOPCOAT OVEN, 1-3242
41.002 CAVITY WAX BOOTH, 1-3426
41.002 DI-WATER SCRUBBER, 1-3460
41.002 DOOR TRIM ADH. OVEN, 13273 B-C
41.002 DOOR TRIM ADH. SPRAYBOOTH, 1-3272B-C (2)
41.002 DOOR TRIM ADH. SPRAYBOOTH, 1-3274B
41.002 DOOR TRIM ADH. SPRAYBOOTH, 1-3274C
41.002 DOOR TRIM ADH. SPRAYBOOTH, 1-3274D
41.002 DOOR TRIM ADH. SPRAYBOOTH, 1-3274E
41.002 DOOR TRIM MAT MOLDING (3), 1-3270 B-D
41.002 DRY SANDING, 1-3260 C-D
41.002 E-COAT DRY SANDING BOOTH, 1-3405
41.002 E-COAT OVEN, 1-3404 A1-A2-B
41.002 E-COAT TANK, 1-3403
41.002 EXT. U. BODY & ENG. WAX BOOTH, 1-3431
41.002 EXT. U. BODY & ENG. WAX OVEN, 1-3462
41.002 FUEL TANK ANTICHIP OVEN, 1-3606-B-C
41.002 FUEL TANK ANTICHIP SPRAY BOOTH, 1-3605
41.002 FUEL TANK CLEANER, 1-2210
41.002 GAS TANK ANTICHIP BOOTH, 1-3605
41.002 GENERAL EXHAUST
41.002 HEADLINER ADH. SPRAYBOOTH, 1-3282B
41.002 HEADLINER ADHESIVE OVEN, 1-3283
41.002 HEADLINER GLASS FIBER CURDING, 1-3280
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41.002 INTERIOR PARTS SPRAYBOOTH
41.002 MAINTENANCE AREA, 1-3458
41.002 METAL REPAIR DRY SANDING (1-3434)
41.002 OFF-LINE REPAIR, 1-3427
41.002 OFF-LINE REPAIR, 1-3428
41.002 OFF-LINE TEACH BOOTH, 1-3429
41.002 PAINT HOSPITAL, 1-3432
41.002 PAINT MIXING, 1-3248
41.002 PAINT SLUDGE (2), 1-3258 B-C
41.002 PAINT SLUDGE, 1-3435
41.002 PAINT STRIPPER, 1-3257
41.002 PAINT STRIPPER, 1-3430
41.002 POWER WASH (2), 1-3237 B-C
41.002 PRE-TOPCOAT ENCL.
41.002 PREPRIMER SURFACER ENCL., 1-3450
41.002 PRIMER DRY SANDING BOOTH, 1-3413
41.002 PRIMER SURFACER BOOTH, 1-3411 A-F
41.002 PRIMER SURFACER JR. MIX ROOM, 1-3433
41.002 PRIMER SURFACER OVEN
41.002 PRIMER SURFACER OVEN, 1-3412 Al A2, B
41.002 PRIMER SURFACER SPRAYBOOTH (PLASTICS SHOP)
41.002 PRIMER SURFACER SURFACE COOLER, 1-3240
41.002 PRIMER/SURFACER BOOTH, 1-3411
41.002 PVC & ANTICHIP SUPPLY ROOM, 1-3456
41.002 PVC UNDERCOAT BOOTH, 1-3408
41.002 PVC UNDERCOAT BOOTH, 1-3408 B-D
41.002 RECOAT DRY SANDING BOOTH, 1-3414
41.002 REPAIR POLISHING BOOTH, 1-3423
41.002 SEALER APPLICATION
41.002 SEALER OVEN, 1-3410 A1-A2, B
41.002 SMALL PARTS ED TANK, 1-3603
41.002 SMALL PARTS ED- OVEN, 1-3604
41.002 SMALL PARTS PHOSPHATE, 1-3601-B-E
41.002 TOP COAT BOOTH A, 1-3417
41.002 TOP COAT BOOTH B, 1-3418
41.002 TOP COAT BOOTH C, 1-3419
41.002 TOP COAT JR. MIX ROOM, 1-3454
41.002 TOP COAT OVEN
41.002 TOP COAT OVEN B, 1-3421
41.002 TOP COAT OVEN C, 1-3422
41.002 TOPCOAT BOOTH C (PLASTICS SHOP)
41.002 TOPCOAT BOOTH D (PLASTICS SHOP)
41.002 TOPCOAT BOOTH E (PLASTICS SHOP)
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MINNESOTA MINING AND MANUFACTU KY-0077 07/10/1991 ACT
NSA-A DIVISION OF SOUTHWIRE CO KY-0070 05/29/1998 ACT
1-2202-B-C
1-2206, -2207
41.002 TOPCOAT BOOTH F (PLASTICS SHOP)
41.002 TOPCOAT SURFACE COOLER, 1-3261
41.002 TWO TONE MASKING, 1-3453
41.002 UNDERBODY TOUCH-UP BOOTH, 1-3457
41.002 UNDERBODY WAX BOOTH, 1-3431
41.002 WAX SUPPLY ROOM, 1-3455
41.002 WET SAND DRY OVEN, 1-3416
41.002 WIPING SOLVENT
41.016 ADHESIVE BLENDING, 1-3232
42.003 GASOLINE FILL, 1-3312
99.001 SHOT BLASTER, 1-3459
99.012 (2) ARC BRAZING AND GRINDING, 1-2205 B-C
99.012 (2) FRONT SIDE MEMBER ARC WELDING, 1-2201-B-C
99.012 (2) FRONT SIDE MEMBER ARC WELDING
99.012 (2) REAR SIDE MEMBER ARC WELDING,
99.012 ARC BRAZING AND GRINDING, 1-2211
99.999 BRAKE & FLUTTER TEST, 1-3315E
99.999 BUMPER CORE/COVER MOLDING, 1-3227 B-C
99.999 EN. TEST AND U-BODY INSP.
99.999 FUEL TANK SOLDERING, 1-2209
99.999 FUNCTIONAL INSP., 1-3315B
99.999 GENERAL BUILDING EXHAUST, ASSEMBLY SHOP
99.999 LINE OFF, 1-3314
99.999 MAINTENANCE SHOP, 1-3317
99.999 PVC THERMOFORM, 1-3230
99.999 ROLL TEST, 1-3315D
99.999 VEHICLE REPAIR, 1-3316
99.999 VIBRATION TESTING, 1-3315C
13.290 BOILER (FUEL OIL)
13.310 BOILER (NATURAL GAS)
41.018 FUNCTIONAL COATER/OVEN
41.018 PRECOAT 1 APPLICATOR/OVEN
41.018 PRECOAT 2 APPLICATOR/OVEN
42.009 ADHESIVE STORAGE TANK
42.009 HEPTANE STORAGE TANK
42.009 HEPTANE STORAGE TANK (SECOND)
42.009 IPA/WATER STORAGE TANK
19.600 CARBON BAKE FURNACE
82.005 6 ALUMINA STORAGE FACILITIES
82.005 ALUMINA HANDLING SYSTEM
82.005 BALLMILL
82.005 POTLINE 5
99.009 COOLING TOWER
C-15
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*MEADWESTVACO KENTUCKY LP - WIC KY-0078 11/16/1999 ACT
DART CONTAINER OF KY
KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN POWER, LLC
KY-0080 04/26/2001 ACT
KY-0079 05/04/2001 ACT
KENTUCKY PIONEER ENERGY, LLC - KY-0081 06/07/2001 ACT
LOUISVILLE GAS & ELECTIC CO. - KY-0083
EAST KENTUCKY POWER COOP, INC. KY-0082
06/22/2001 ACT
07/27/2001 ACT
MEADWESTVACO KENTUCKY, INC/WIC KY-0085 02/27/2002 ACT
QUEBECOR WORLD FRANKLIN
KY-0087 07/12/2002 ACT
EAST KENTUCKY POWER COOP., INC KY-0086
THOROUGHBRED GENERATING STATIO KY-0084
08/04/2002 ACT
10/11/2002 ACT
WARREN PEAKING POWER FACILITY MS-0067 06/30/2000 ACT
99.190
19.600
19.600
19.600
30.001
69.999
69.999
69.999
90.019
41.016
99.014
99.014
99.014
99.016
11.110
90.011
90.019
90.019
15.210
15.250
15.110
15.110
15.190
11.120
30.002
30.004
30.004
13.310
41.022
11.110
11.110
11.220
90.011
90.024
15.110
15.110
15.110
15.110
0.4 MILE PLANT ROAD
ACTIVATION KILN, EXTRUSION PLANT
DRYING KILN, SPECIALITY THERMAL CARBON
INDIRECT BURNERS, ACTIVATION KILN, EXTRUSION PLANT
MATERIAL HANDLING, WOODBASE CARBON SAWDUST
BULK STORAGE TANKS, RAIL SHIPMENT
CATALYST PLANT PREHEATERS AND REACTORS
CATALYST PLANT STORAGE, HANDLING & FINISHING
FINISHING SYSTEM, EXTRUSION PLANT
SCREENING, GRINDING, PACKAGING, WOODBASE
STORAGE TANKS, LOADING, PROCESSING
STORAGE, FEED, MIXING, EXTRUSION SYSTEM
WOODBASE CARBON ACID/MIXING, ACTIVATION KILN
LIME STORAGE AND FEED SYSTEM
PRINTERS, UV INK & OFF LINE
FOAM EXTRUSION LINES (18)
POLYSTYRENE CONTAINER MANUFACTURING
POLYSTYRENE EXTRUDERS & THERMOFORMERS
WAREHOUSE STORAGE
BOILER, CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED UNITS 1 & 2
MATERIAL HANDLING, COAL PREP SYSTEM
MATERIAL HANDLING, LIMESTONE PREP SYSTEM
MILL/DRYER, LIMESTONE
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (2)
COMBINED CYCLE, SYNTHESIS GAS
SIMPLE CYCLE,
SIMPLE CYCLE,
SIMPLE CYCLE,
BARK
NATURAL GAS,
NATURAL GAS,
FUEL OIL, (3)
(e;
(3;
TURBINES
TURBINE,
TURBINE,
TURBINE,
BOILER,
RECOVERY FURNACE
COATER COMPLEX
LIME KILN
BOILER, NATURAL GAS, #4
ROTOGRAVURE PRINTING PRESS
BOILER, CFB, COAL
BOILER, COAL, (2)
BOILER, AUXILIARY, DIESEL
COAL HANDLING AND STORAGE
FGD REAGENT PREP HANDLING,
AA-001 COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATOR, SIMPLE CYCLE
AA-002 COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATOR, SIMPLE CYCLE
AA-003 COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATOR, SIMPLE CYCLE
AA-004 COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATOR, SIMPLE CYCLE
LIME
C-16
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*TPS MCADAMS, LLC MS-0064
*WARREN PEAKING POWER FACILITY MS-0063
LONE OAK ENERGY CENTER, LLC MS-0065
PIKE GENERATION FACILITY
DUPONT DELISLE FACILITY
*HOLCIM (US), INC. MS-0071
*MISSISSIPPI CHEM. NITROGEN, LL MS-0070
R. J. REYNOLDS
COGENTRIX OF ROCKY MOUNT NC-0050
FREIGHTLINER CORPORATION CLEVE NC-0096
FREIGHTLINER CORP., MOUNT HOLL NC-0097
ARMOUR PLANT NC-0090
CHIP-N-SAW PLANT NC-0091
GREENVILLE SAWMILL NC-0093
STEELCASE, INC.
ROANOKE RAPIDS MILL
NC-0100
NC-0089
08/16/2000 ACT
05/30/2001 ACT
11/13/2001 ACT
MS-0059 09/24/2002 ACT
MS-0069 06/08/2004 ACT
08/20/2004 ACT
09/21/2004 ACT
NC-0027 03/01/1983 ACT
07/20/1989 ACT
07/07/1995 ACT
11/13/1996 ACT
03/11/1997 ACT
09/18/1997 ACT
09/26/1997 ACT
03/03/1998 ACT
07/31/1998 ACT
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE (2)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (4)
15.210 AA-001 COMBUSTION TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
15.210 AA-002 COMBUSTION TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
15.210 AA-003 COMBUSTION TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
15.210 TURBINE AA-001 W/DUCT BURNER
15.210 TURBINE AA-004 W/ DUCT BURNER
15.210 TURBINE, AA-002 W /DUCT BURNER
15.210 TURBINE, AA-003 /DUCT BURNER
12.310 BOILER #3
12 .310 BOILER #4
12.310 BOILER (RENTAL/TEMPORARY)
19.900 DRYER - AB-202
19.900 VAPORIZER (LINE I)
19.900 VAPORIZER (LINE II)
62.999 BULK SILO, PIGMENT PRODUCT
62.999 HCL RECOVERY PROCESS
90.028 POPRTLAND CEMENT MANUFACTURING
61.012 FERTILIZER PROD., AMMONIUM NITRIATE CONCENTRATOR
61.012 FERTILIZER PROD., LIME STORAGE SILO W/BAGHOUSE
61.012 FERTILIZER PRODUCTION, FINISHING TRAIN DRYERS
62.012 FERTILIZER PROD., DRILL TOWER & EVAPORATORS 3
12.110 BOILER, PULV. COAL FIRED, 5
70.999 MFC OF CIGARETTE
70.999 VEHICLE TRAFFIC
90.011 STORAGE PILE, COAL
90.011 UNLOADING COAL FROM RAIL CARS
99.120 ASH HANDLING
11.110 BOILER, SPREADER-STOKER, 4 EA
90.999 SILO, ASH/LIME/COAL
41.002 SPRAY BOOTHS, CHASSIS LINE
41.002 SURFACE COATING
41.002 PAINT BOOTHS
30.007 STEAM HEATED INDIRECT DRYING KILN
30.007 LUMBER DRYING KILN
13.120 THERMAL OIL HEATER
17.210 1C ENGINE, FIRE FIGHTING DIESEL PUMP
17.210 1C ENGINE, OIL SYSTEM DIESEL PUMP
30.007 DRYING KILNS, 7
30.007 MAT HANDLING, PLANER SHAVING & SAWDUST TRANSFER
41.025 SURFACE COATING, FURNITURE FINISHING
30.002 BATCH DIGESTERS
30.002 NO. 3 PAPER MACHINE
C-17
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ROCKINGHAM POWER, LLC POWER GE NC-0078 06/30/1999 ACT
WEYERHAEUSER - GREENVILLE SAWM NC-0072
HOMANIT - MT GILEAD NC-0081
PCS PHOSPHATE NC-0099
CAROLINA POWER AND LIGHT - RIC NC-0082
ROCKINGHAM POWER, LLC NC-0076
CP&L ROWAN CO TURBINE FACILITY NC-0085
RIEGELWOOD MILL
BRIDGESTONE FIRESTONE
FORT BRAGG
MASTERBRAND CABINETS
NC-0092
NC-0073
NC-0075
NC-0079
07/13/1999 ACT
12/29/1999 ACT
07/14/2000 ACT
12/21/2000 ACT
01/19/2001 ACT
03/14/2001 ACT
05/10/2001 ACT
06/28/2001 ACT
08/20/2001 ACT
09/05/2001 ACT
DUKE ENERGY - BUCK COMBUSTION NC-0087 11/20/2001 ACT
CAROLINA STALITE COMPANY - GOL NC-0077
GENPOWER BARLEYS, LLC NC-0094
12/20/2001 ACT
01/09/2002 ACT
FAYETTEVILLE GENERATION, LLC NC-0086 01/10/2002 ACT
30.002
15.110
15.190
17.210
17.210
13.120
30.005
30.005
30.005
30.005
30.005
62.015
15.210
15.290
42.009
99.009
15.190
15.210
15.290
99.009
12.110
12.120
12.210
30.002
30.002
30.002
12.310
17.110
41.025
41.025
41.025
41 . 025
41 . 025
15.110
15.190
90.024
13.310
15.210
15.210
99.009
15.110
15.190
15.210
RECOVERY FURNACE
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS,
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL (5)
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
1C ENGINE, FIRE WATER PUMP
THERMAL OIL HEATER NO. 3
COARSE SANDERDUST CONVEYOR
FINE SANDERDUST CONVEYOR
FLASH TUBE DRYER
MAT REJECT CONVEYOR
SAWING/CUTTING/SHREDDING CONVEYOR
SULFURIC ACID PLANT, NO. 3
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS,
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL (2)
STORAGE TANKS, FUEL OIL
COOLING TOWER
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL,
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
COOLING TOWER
COAL- FIRED
WOODWASTE- FIRED
OIL-FIRED
(5)
(2)
(5)
NATURAL GAS,
FUEL OIL (2)
(2)
(2;
BOILER, POWER,
BOILER, POWER,
BOILER, POWER,
LIME KILN
RECOVERY BOILER
SMELT TANKS
BOILERS, (2)
1C ENGINES, DIESEL, (17)
PRE-SEAL BOOTHS, (4)
SEALER BOOTHS, (4)
STAIN SPRAY BOOTHS, (4)
TONER SPRAY BOOTHS, (4)
TOPCOAT BOOTHS, (4)
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (8)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (8)
ROTARY EXPANDING KILN
BOILER, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNERS, NAT GAS (2
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (2)
COOLING TOWERS, ES6 - EWS-19
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (2)
TURBINE, SIMPLE-CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (2)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (2)
C-18
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ROWAN GENERATING CO., LLC, ROW NC-0084 01/25/2002 ACT
MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY
NC-0080
HOMANIT USA, INC. MT. GILEAD NC-0098
MIRANT GASTONIA POWER FACILITY NC-0095
01/28/2002 ACT
03/19/2002 ACT
05/28/2002 ACT
PCS PHOSPHATE COMPANY
NC-0083 07/30/2002 ACT
BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE NORTH AM NC-0074 01/24/2003 ACT
NOMACO, INC.
PCS PHOSPHATE COMPANY
FORSYTH ENERGY PLANT
NC-0071
NC-0088
NC-0101
09/17/2003 ACT
09/24/2003 ACT
01/23/2004 ACT
SC ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY -
BENETEAU USA, INC.
STINGRAY BOAT COMPANY
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC-GR
SPRAY FORMING INTERNATIONAL
SC-0029
SC-0068
SC-0067
SC-0094
SC-0073
12/11/1989 ACT
04/19/2000 ACT
06/20/2000 ACT
10/15/2001 ACT
11/26/2001 ACT
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.-L SC-0092 12/31/2001 ACT
15.290
15.110
15.190
42.009
41.025
41.025
41.025
15.110
15.210
15.210
15.210
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
62.010
90.026
90.026
90.026
17.100
17.110
99.999
62.015
12.310
15.210
15.210
15.290
15.290
17.210
17.210
99.003
11.900
49 . 004
49 . 004
99.015
81.590
81.590
99.015
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (2)
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (6)
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (6)
STORAGE TANKS, FUEL OIL (2)
SURFACE COATING, FLAT LINE
SURFACE COATING, HANGING LINE (2)
SURFACE COATING LINE
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE
COMBINED CYCLE
COMBINED CYCLE
COMBINED CYCLE
GE
GE, DUCT BURNERS
MHI/SW
MHI/SW, DUCT BURNERS
1
TURBINES,
TURBINES,
TURBINES,
AMMONIUM POLYPHOSPHATE FILTER PRESS
PHOPHORIC ACID TRAIN NO. 1
PHOSPHORIC ACID NO. 1 VACUUM PUMP
PHOSPHORIC ACID NO. 2 VACUUM PUMP STACK
PHOSPHORIC ACID NO.1 AND 2 FILTERS AND SEAL TANKS
PHOSPHORIC ACID TRAIN NO.2
PURIFIED ACID PLANT NO. 2
PURIFIED ACID PLANT NO. 2 COOLING TOWER NO. 1
PURIFIED ACID PLANT NO. 2 COOLING TOWER NO. 2
PURIFIED ACID PLANT NO. 2 SOLVENT EXTRACTION AREA
ROCK FEED TRANSFER (CONVEYOR)
ROCK FEED TRANSFER POINT (CONVEYOR AND PA TRAIN)
ROCK FEED TRANSFER POINT (CONVEYOR AND SILO)
1C ENGINE, DIESEL GENERATOR, (2)
1C ENGINES, AIR COMPRESSORS, DIESEL, (5)
POLYETHYLENE FOAM EXTRUSION & CONVERTING LINES
SULFURIC ACID PLANT NO. 4
AUXILLIARY BOILER
TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, COMBINED CYCLE, NAT GAS, 3
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (3)
TURBINE & DUCT BURNER, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, 3
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (3)
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY FIREWATER PUMP
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
COOLING TOWER
INTERNAL COMBUSTION TURBINE
FIBERGLASS BOAT MANUFACTURING
FIBERGLASS BOAT MANUFACTURING
CURING PRESS
ABRASIVE BLAST UNIT
MELT, TAPPING, SPRAY
CURING
C-19
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MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC-LE
R.R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.-S
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC-SA
SEA FOX BOAT COMPANY, INC.
COLUMBIA ENERGY CENTER
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC LE
NEW SOUTH LUMBER COMPANY, INC.
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.-S
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.-L
SANTEE COOPER CROSS GENERATING
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA-SANDY S
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.-S
MICHELIN NORTH AMERICA, INC.-L
ELLIOT SAWMILLING COMPANY
SHAKESPEARE COMPOSITE STRUCTUR
SEA-PRO BOATS
SHAKESPEARE COMPOSITE STRUCTUR
PROCTOR AND GAMBLE MANUFACTURI
NUCOR STEEL CORPORATION
PENN SPECIALTY CHEMICALS
PROCTOR & GAMBLE MANUFACTURING
SC-0093
SC-0103
SC-0095
SC-0098
SC-0081
SC-0091
SC-0097
SC-0090
SC-0096
SC-0102
SC-0101
SC-0104
SC-0087
SC-0099
SC-0100
SC-0085
SC-0089
SC-0086
SC-0088
TN-0113
TN-0155
TN-0150
TN-0089
12/31/2001 ACT
07/16/2002 ACT
12/03/2002 ACT
12/03/2002 ACT
12/23/2002 ACT
07/03/2003 ACT
07/25/2003 ACT
09/05/2003 ACT
09/18/2003 ACT
09/18/2003 ACT
01/07/2004 ACT
02/05/2004 ACT
03/26/2004 ACT
03/26/2004 ACT
04/22/2004 ACT
05/23/2004 ACT
06/07/2004 ACT
06/15/2004 ACT
06/23/2004 ACT
03/19/1998 ACT
11/06/2000 ACT
01/19/2001 ACT
03/05/2001 ACT
MEMPHIS GENERATION, LLC
TN-0156 04/09/2001 ACT
99.015 CURING
41.022 PRODUCTION PRESSES
99.015 MIXING OPERATIONS
99.015 SILICA/SILANE
49.004 BOAT MANUFACTURING
11.220 BOILER, FUEL OIL
11.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
99.015 EXTRUDER
30.999 LUMBER DRYING KILNS
99.015 TIRE MANUFACTURING LINES, TRUCK TIRES
99.015 TIRE PROCESS LINES
99.015 RUBBER PREPARATION, TIRE BUILDING, TIRE CURING
11.110 BOILER, NO. 3 AND NO. 4
90.011 COAL HANDLING
90.019 LIMESTONE HANDLING
90.019 LIMESTONE STORAGE PILE
90.019 LIMESTONE TRUCK UNLOADING
99.009 COOLING TOWERS (2)
99.015 CALENDER, EXTRUDERS, AND MILL
99.015 METALLIC TISSUE PROCESS
99.015 TIRE PRODUCTION
30.999 LUMBER DRYING KILN
49.005 POLE WINDING
49.004 FIBERGLASS BOAT MANUFACTURING
49.005 POLE WINDING
19.900 INERT GAS GENERATORS #3 AND #4
81.210 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
12.220 BOILER, FUEL OIL, 4-C
12.220 UTILITY BOILER #2 (FUEL OIL)
12.220 UTILITY BOILER #50-1 (FUEL OIL)
12.310 UTILITY BOILER #2 (NAT GAS)
12.310 UTILITY BOILER #50-1 (NAT GAS)
19.900 NATURAL GAS-FIRED BOILER/INERT GAS GENERATOR #4
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING LINE 7
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING LINE 8
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING LINES 1 THROUGH 4
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING LINES 13 AND 14
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING LINES 5 AND 6
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING LINES 9 AND 10
70.999 FOOD PROCESSING NEW TECH LINE
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
19.600 BOILER, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS
19.600 DUCT BURNER
C-20
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WILLIAMS REFINING & MARKETING, TN-0153 04/03/2002 ACT
12.310 BOILER, NO. 10
13.310 BOILER, NO. 9
13.310 CCR STABILIZATION REBOILER
19.600 HEATER, ALKY UNIT ISO-STRIPPER REBOILER
19.600 HEATER, CCR REACTOR
19.600 HEATER, ISOM ADSORBER
19.600 HEATERS, (5)
19.600 HEATERS, ECU, NO. 2 NORTH & SOUTH
19.600 NHDS NO. 1 CHARGE HEATER
19.600 WCR HEATER
50.003 FLUIDIZED CATALYTIC CRACKING UNIT
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
99.003 COOLING TOWER
REGION 5
MIDWEST SOLVENTS
QUINCY SOYBEAN
A.E. STALEY
BABCOCK & WILCOX, LAUHOFF GRAI
NATURAL GAS PIPELINE COMPANY 0
WHEATLAND TUBE COMPANY
ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY
CORN PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL
MOUNDS PRODUCTION CO LLC
NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVIC
FRYE COPY SYS, INC
NUCOR STEEL
IL-
IL-
IL-
IL-
IL-
IL-
IL-
IL-
IL-
IN-
IN-
IN-
0026
0024
0027
0034
0076
0082
0085
0094
0095
0003
0019
0034
03/17/1983
08/18/1983
11/14/1983
03/18/1986
10/03/2001
10/09/2002
11/27/2002
06/03/2004
07/26/2004
03/31/1980
11/07/1980
11/30/1993
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
ACT
EST
ACT
12.
19.
99.
12.
19.
90.
12.
90.
11.
12.
15.
90.
90.
16.
16.
41 .
21.
11.
19.
11.
90.
90.
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41 .
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.600
.120
.110
.600
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.190
.011
.019
.110
.110
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.900
.110
.600
.110
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.011
.120
.014
.310
.310
BOILER, FLUIDIZED BED
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
ASH HANDLING
BOILER, 2
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
COAL & ASH HANDLING
BOILER
COAL & ASH HANDLING
BOILER, COAL FIRED
, STORAGE
, STORAGE
BOILER, GAS/OIL FIRED
TURBINE
MATL HANDLING, COAL
MATL HANDLING, LIMESTONE & ASH
TURBINE (ENG-10)
TURBINES, (ENG1-9)
COATING LINE
CARBON FURNACES, 3
CFB BOILER
DRYERS #1 & #2
BOILER, COAL FIRED,
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS,
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS,
FUGITIVE EMISSIONS,
PAPER COATING LINE
BOILER, PICKLE LINE
EACH
2 EA
CONVEYORS
CRUSHER HOUSE
FLYASH & HANDLING
PACKAGE, 3 EA
BOILER, VACUUM DEGASSER
C-21
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QUALITECH STEEL CORP.
IN-0073 10/31/1996 ACT
CON AGRA SOYBEAN PROCESSING CO IN-0104 08/14/1998 ACT
19.600 PREHEATER, TUNDISH, 2 EA
19.600 ROASTER, ACID REGENERATION
81.210 FURNACE, ELEC ARC, 2 EA
81.210 VENT, BAGHOUSE FOR EAF
81.220 LADLE, METALLURGICAL STATION, 2 EA
81.230 CONTINUOUS CASTERS, (2)
81.290 DEGASSER, VACUUM
81.290 DIGOUT OPERATION, EAF SLAG PIT
81.290 DIGOUT, EAF SLAG PITS
81.290 DRYOUT STATION, LADLE
81.290 DRYOUT STATION, TUNDISH
81.290 FUG EMIS, OPEN AGGREG PILES
81.290 FURNACE, BATCH ANNEALING, 24 EA
81.290 FURNACE, ROLLER HEARTH NORMALIZING
81.290 LEVELER, PINCH ROLLER, MILL
81.290 MATL. HANDLING SYSTEM, DUST FROM EAF
81.290 MILL, COLD REVERSING
81.290 MILL, TEMPER
81.290 PREHEAT STATION, LADLE, 4
81.290 SCALE BREAKER, HOT STRIP MILL
81.290 SLAG PROCESS
81.600 PICKLE LINE, HYDROCHLORIC ACID
99.140 ROADS, PAVED
99.150 FUG EMIS, UNPAVED AREAS
99.150 ROADS, UNPAVED
13.310 BOILERS, NATURAL GAS-FIRED
19.600 TUNDISH PREHEATERS (2)
81.210 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE (EAF)
81.220 LADLE METALLURGY STATION (LMS)
81.220 LADLE PREHEAT/DRYER STATIONS
81.290 BAR CUTTING BUILDING
81.290 MATL. CRUSHING, HANDLING, & STORAGE
81.290 MATL. HANDLING, BAGHOUSE WASTE
81.290 MATL. RECEIVING, HANDLING, & STORAGE
81.290 REHEAT FURNACE
81.290 ROLLING OF STEEL BARS
81.290 SCARFER
81.290 TUNDISH DRYER
81.290 VACUUM PUMP DEGASSER
12.310 BOILER, (2)
13.310 BOILERS, REFINERY & HYDROGEN PLANT REFORMER
19.600 GRAIN DRYER
70.007 SOYBEAN UNLOADING, RECIEVING, & CONVEYING
C-22
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LONE STAR INDUSTRIES, INC.
LONE STAR INDUSTRIES, INC.
IN-0112 09/18/1998 ACT
IN-0081 04/16/1999 ACT
SIGECO A.B. BROWN STATION
WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION
ACCRA PAC GROUP, INC.
COGENTRIX LAWRENCE CO., LLC
MIRANT SUGAR CREEK LLC
IN-0117
IN-0107
IN-0102
IN-0110
MONACO COACH CORPORATION
PSEG LAWRENCEBURG ENERGY CO., IN-0116
MASTERBRAND CABINETS, INC. IN-0113
DUKE ENERGY VERMILLION STATION IN-0111
01/29/2001 ACT
02/07/2001 ACT
02/10/2001 ACT
10/05/2001 ACT
IN-0114 07/24/2002 ACT
IN-0106 12/11/2002 ACT
12/23/2002 ACT
02/03/2003 ACT
03/13/2003 ACT
COOPER STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE, IN IN-0105 04/08/2003 ACT
70.015
70.015
70.015
99.140
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.011
90.019
90.024
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
99.120
15.110
99.014
49.001
13.310
15.210
15.210
99.009
11.310
15.110
15.210
15.210
99.003
41.:
41.:
13.310
41 . 025
15.110
15.190
49.999
MEAL COOLER
MEAL DRYERS (5)
SOYBEAN OIL EXTRACTOR
FUGITIVE DUST
CEMENT KILN, WET PROCESS, COAL
CEMENT KILN, WET PROCESS, TIRE FUEL
CLINKER COOLER
MATERIAL HANDLING, STORAGE, & CRUSHING
CEMENT MANUFACTURING, COAL MILL
CEMENT MANUFACTURING, SECONDARY CRUSHER
CEMENT MANUFACTURE, PRIMARY CRUSHER
CEMENT MANUFACTURING, BALL MILL TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
CEMENT MANUFACTURING, KILN OPERATION
CEMENT MFG., ALKALI BYPASS DUST BINS
CEMENT MFG., ALKALI BYPASS DUST TRANSFER EQUIP
CEMENT MFG., CEMENT STORAGE SILOS
CEMENT MFG., CLINKER COOLER
CEMENT MFG., CLINKER COOLER TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
CEMENT MFG., CLINKER STORAGE SILOS
CEMENT MFG., FINISH MILL TRANSFER EQUIPMENT
CEMENT MFG., FINISH MILL TRANSFER, NO.3
CEMENT MFG., FINISH MILL, NO. 3
CEMENT MFG., RAW MATERIAL SIZING TRANSFER EQUIP
CEMENT MANUFACTURING, FLY ASH SILOS
TURBINE, SINGLE-CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
FOAM LINE
PROPELLANT, LIQUID, & SCRAP CAN HANDLING
BOILER, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, & DUCT BURNERS, (3)
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, (3)
COOLING TOWERS
DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS, (4)
TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (4)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE AND DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
COOLING TOWERS, (2)
BASECOAT LINES, THINNERS
PRIMERS, CLEAR COAT LINES
HEATER, STARTUP GAS, NATURAL GAS
SPRAY BOOTHS
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (8)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, DIESEL FUEL, (8)
INJECTION MOLDING PRESSES
C-23
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MIRANT SUGAR CREEK, LLC
BETA STEEL CORP.
NUCOR STEEL
IN-0115
IN-0109
04/23/2003 ACT
05/30/2003 ACT
IN-0108 11/21/2003 ACT
GM HYDRA-MAT1C
MARQUETTE BOARD OF LT & PWR
CMC ASSEMBLY PLANT
STEELCASE, INC.
CHEVROLT TRUCK ASSEMBLY PLANT
CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL CORP.
MI-0025
MI-0014
MI-0005
MI-0018
MI-0019
CMC CADILLAC MOTORS CORP.
GM PROVING GROUND
NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIV.
MI-0026
MI-0003
06/15/1979 ACT
04/01/1980 ACT
06/01/1980 ACT
06/01/1980 ACT
06/25/1980 ACT
MI-0024 03/17/1981 ACT
MI-0022 06/10/1981 ACT
09/03/1981 ACT
10/20/1981 ACT
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE,
19.600 SLAB REHEAT FURNACE
81.210 STEEL FURNACE MELTSHOP
13.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS, (2)
81.210 EAF, AOD VESSELS, DESULFURIZATION,
81.220 LADLE METALLURGY FURNACES (2)
81.290 COLD REVERSING MILL
81.290 EAF DUST HANDLING
81.290 EAF DUST TREATMENT
81.290 GALVANIZING ALKALI CLEANING
81.290 HOT STRIP MILL
81.290 REVERSING AND TEMPERING MILL
81.290 SCRAP HANDLING & PROCESSING
81.600 ACID REGENERATION
81.600 PICKLE LINES, (2)
99.009 COOLING TOWERS
19.600 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 2 EA
90.011 COAL & ASH HANDLING
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED
90.011 STORAGE & HANDLING, COAL & ASH
12.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 3 EA
13.110 SPREADER-STOKER
99.120 COAL & ASH HANDLING EQUIPMENT
19.600 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 2 EA
90.011 COAL & ASH HANDLING SYSTEM
12.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED
90.011 COAL HANDLING SYS
99.120 ASH HANDLING SYS.
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED
30.002 BOILER, RECOVERY, BLACK LIQUOR FIRED
30.002 SMELT DESOLVING TANK
90.019 KILN, LIME
90.999 STORAGE & HANDLING, LIME/COAL/ASH
12.110 BOILER, POWER HOUSE, 3 EA
90.011 COAL HANDLING
90.011 COAL STORAGE
90.011 COAL UNLOADING
99.120 ASH LOADOUT
99.120 ASH TRANSFER
99.120 SILO, ASH
19.600 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 4 EA
90.011 COAL & ASH HANDLING
19.600 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 3 TOTAL
STARTUP & SHUT DOWN, (4)
& OTHER PROCESS
C-24
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GENERAL MOTORS CORP., PROVING MI-0026.A 03/14/1984 ACT
PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION, CMC MI-0037 08/10/1984 ACT
DEARBORN INDUSTRIAL ENERGY MI-0344 10/14/1999 ACT
FORD MOTOR COMPANY- DEARBORN A MI-0309 01/06/2000 ACT
DELPHI ENERGY AND CHASSIS SYST MI-0254 07/27/2000 ACT
GM POWERTRAIN, SAGINAW METAL C MI-0364 08/25/2000 ACT
GENERAL MOTORS - LANSING GRAND MI-0266 12/27/2000 ACT
QUANTUM COMPOSITES INC
MI-0328 01/23/2001 ACT
FAGERDALA PAC-LITE INCORPORATE MI-0322 02/01/2001 ACT
*MINERGY DETROIT LLC MI-0297
SUMPTER ENERGY ASSOCIATES MI-0314
EL PASO MERCHANT ENERGY CO. MI-0345
BERRIEN ENERGY, LLC MI-0366
MICHIGAN ETHANOL LLC MI-0359
09/20/2001 ACT
12/20/2001 ACT
07/01/2002 ACT
10/10/2002 ACT
11/04/2002 ACT
DAIMLER CHRYSLER CORPORATION T MI-0360 11/19/2002 ACT
BLUEWATER ENERGY CENTER LLC MI-0363
GREDE FOUNDRIES, INC. MI-0356
MIRANT WYANDOTTE LLC MI-0365
01/07/2003 ACT
01/23/2003 ACT
01/28/2003 ACT
DEPT. 84-08
SHAKEOUT & SAND HANDLING
90.011 STORAGE & HANDLING, COAL & ASH
19.900 DYNAMOMETER, CAR/TRUCK TESTING
11.110 BOILER
90.017 MATL HANDLING, LIMESTONE
99.120 MATL HANDLING, ASH
11.390 BOILER, (3)
15.900 TURBINE, NATURAL GAS, (3)
19.600 OVENS, BOILERS, AIR SUPPLY HEATERS
19.600 SPACE HEATERS AND MISC PROCESSES
41.002 GUIDECOAT APPLICATION
49.999 FUEL PUMP TESTING - PLANT 2, DEPT 84-02
49.999 FUEL PUMP TESTING - PLANT 2, DEPT 84-07
49.999 FUEL PUMP TESTING - PLANT 2,
82.010 CASTING POURING, COOLING,
41.002 COATING, FINAL REPAIR
41.002 DEADENER
41.002 ELECTROCOAT PRIMER
41.002 GUIDECOAT
41.002 SURFACE COATING, DEADENER APPLICATION
41.002 TOPCOATS, BASE COLOR AND CLEAR COAT
41.013 SEALERS AND ADHESIVES
41.999 GLASS INSTALLATION
49.008 PURGE, CLEANUP SOLVENTS
49.005 BMC MIXER
49.005 CLEANING SOLVENTS
49.005 MIXERS AND PRESSES- SMC
49.005 MIXERS AND PRESSES-SMC:
63.999 EXPANDABLE POLYPROPYLENE BEAD PRODUCTION
63.999 EXTRUSION, POLYETHYLENE
63.999 EXTRUSION, POLYPROPYLENE
21.500 SLUDGE INCINERATOR/GLASS FURNACE
17.150 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE, 8 EACH
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE-CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (3)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, AND DUCT BURNER,
70.016 CENTRIFUGES
70.016 DISTILLATION
70.016 DRYERS
70.016 FERMENTERS
17.220 DYNAMOMETER TEST CELLS, CONTROLLED
17.220 DYNAMOMETER TEST CELLS, UNCONTROLLED
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (3)
81.410 FOUNDRY CUPOLA
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
WIPEDOWN SOLVENTS
RESTRICTED THROUGHPUT
PRODUCTION LIMITS
(3;
C-25
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SOUTH SHORE POWER LLC
KALKASKA GENERATING, INC
ALCHEM ALUMINUM, INC.
MI-0361
MI-0357
MIDLAND COGENERATION (MCV) MI-0362
ABBOTT LABORATORIES, STURGIS P MI-0355
GM POWERTRAIN DIVISION MI-0367
MICHIGAN PAPERBOARD COMPANY MI-0368
*FRITZ ENTERPRISES MI-0369
*GREDE FOUNDRIES, INC. - IRON M MI-0370
LAKEFIELD JUNCTION, L.P. MN-0051
CENEX HARVEST STATES COOPERATI MN-0047
DISTRICT ENERGY ST. PAUL, INC MN-0046
*MANKATO ENERGY CENTER MN-0054
FAIRBAULT ENERGY PARK
01/30/2003 ACT
02/04/2003 ACT
MI-0358 04/04/2003 ACT
04/21/2003 ACT
09/16/2003 ACT
05/19/2004 ACT
09/08/2004 ACT
10/18/2004 ACT
11/25/2004 ACT
05/04/2000 ACT
05/14/2001 EST
11/15/2001 ACT
12/04/2003 ACT
MN-0053 07/15/2004 ACT
BROWNING-FERRIS IND. OF OHIO/M OH-0111 11/26/1986 ACT
UNLIMITED CONCRETE
OH-0126 04/08/1987 ACT
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
11.310 DUCT BURNERS ON HRSGS, (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
82.010 4 REVERBERATORY FURNACES.
82.010 CHIP DRYER
82.010 CRUSHER
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (1)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (11)
13.220 BOILER, FUEL OIL
13.310 BOILER, GAS-FIRED
17.210 ENGINE TEST CELLS/DYNAMOMETERS
12.310 BOILER
81.410 IRON CUPOLA
81.410 MELTING
81.440 CORE MAKING
81.450 POURING AND COOLING
81.460 SHAKEOUT
81.490 FINISHING
81.490 SAND HANDLING
15.110 TURBINES, 6
16.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
11.120 BOILER
11.310 DUCT BURNER, 2 EACH
13.310 BOILER, COMMERCIAL
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE,
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE,
17.110 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE,
17.210 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE,
13.220 BOILER, DISTILLATE OIL (1)
13.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS (1)
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (1)
15.190 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, DISTILLATE OIL (1)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (1)
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DISTILLATE OIL (1)
17.110 1C ENGINE, LARGE, FUEL OIL (1)
17.210 1C ENGINE, SMALL, FUEL OIL (1)
29.900 LANDFILL, DEMOLITION REFUSE
99.140 ROADS, PAVED
99.150 ROADS, UNPAVED
90.012 LOADING, CEMENT/SAND/AGGREGATE
90.012 LOADING, WEIGH HOPPERS/TRANSIT TRUCKS
90.012 STORAGE PILE, 2 EA
99.150 ROADWAYS
LARGE 2 EACH
LARGE, 2 EACH
LARGE
SMALL
C-26
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MEDUSA CEMENT CO.
UNLIMITED CONCRETE
ATLAS STONE CO.
*DPLE TAIT PEAKING STATION
LIMA CHEMICALS COMPLEX
OH-0130 04/22/1987 ACT
OH-0131 05/28/1987 ACT
OH-0136 07/24/1987 ACT
OH-0274
OH-0256
10/01/2002 ACT
07/10/2003 ACT
PROCTOR & GAMBLE PAPER PRODUCT WI-0032.A 04/29/1982 ACT
PROCTOR & GAMBLE PAPER PRODUCT WI-0032 06/22/1983 ACT
APPLETON PAPERS, INC.
WI-0033 09/06/1983 ACT
MINERGY - FOX VALLEY GLASS AGG WI-0183 04/30/1996 ACT
ROCKGEN ENERGY CENTER
SENA BIRON MILL
WI-0164 01/25/1999 ACT
WI-0197 01/28/2003 ACT
90.028 MATL TRANSFER & UNLOAD
90.028 MATL UNLOADING, CEMENT
90.028 SILO, STORAGE, 2 EA
99.140 ROADS
90.012 MATL LOADING, WEIGH HOPPERS/TRANSIT TRUCKS
90.012 MATL TRANSFER, CEMENT/SAND/AGGREGATE
90.012 STORAGE PILE, 2 EA
99.150 ROADS
90.012 MATL LOADING, CEMENT/SAND/AGGREGATE
90.012 MATL LOADING, WEIGH HOPPER/MIXER
90.012 STORAGE PILES
99.150 ROADS
11.310 (3) -80 MW SIMPLE CYLCE TURBINE W/ WATER INJECTION
63.015 BUTANE FEEDSTOCK SUPPLY
63.015 BUTANEDIOL PRODUCT STORAGE
63.015 BUTANEDIOL RECOVERY AND PURIFICATION
63.015 HYDROGEN SUPPLY SYSTEM
63.015 MALEIC ACID HYDROGENATION
63.015 MALEIC ANHYDRIDE REACTOR
63.015 PRODUCT LOADING
63.015 TETRAHYDROFURAN BY-PRODUCT STORAGE
99.009 COOLING TOWER
12.900 COMBUSTOR, FLUIDIZED BED
19.600 ELECTROSCRUBBER MEDIA CLEANING SYS
99.120 MATL HANDLING, FLYASH
30.004 SILO, LOAD BARK
99.120 CONTROL FLYASH FROM COMBUSTOR
99.120 PROCESS FLYASH COLLECTOR
11.900 BOILER STACK
30.004 INSTALLATION
99.140 ROADWAYS & PARKING LOTS
99.190 DIRT ROADS & STOCKPILES
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
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES P01, P02, P03 (NG FUEL)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES P01, P02, P03 (OIL FUEL)
30.004 P01 - THERMO MECHANICAL PULPING
30.004 P02 - THERMO MECHANICAL PULPING (TM-II) PROCESS
30.004 P03 - THERMO MECHANICAL PULPING (TM-III) PROCESS
30.004 P21 - DRY RAW MATERIAL RECEIVING / TRANSFER
30.004 P40 - PAPER MACHINE #24 W/ COATER
C-27
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SENA WHITING MILL
COMBINED LOCKS MILL
WI-0203
WI-0202
04/01/2003 ACT
08/13/2003 ACT
REGION 6
30.004 P60 - PAPER MACHINE #26 W/ COATER
30.004 PAPER MACHINE P64 OFF-LINE CLEANING / MAINTENANCE
30.004 PAPER MACHINE P64 W/ IN-LINE COATER AND IR DRYERS
19.600 OFF-MACHINE COATER, DRYER (P51 / S51)
19.600 PAPER MACHINE #7, DRYER (P63 / S63)
29.900 CFS BUILDING DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM (P86 / S86)
30.004 OFF-MACHINE COATER, COATINGS (P51/S51)
30.004 PAPER BROKE / PM #7 TRIM HANDLING (P54 / S54)
30.004 PAPER MACHINE #7, COATINGS (P63 / S63)
PINE BLUFF ENERGY LLC - PINE B AR-0026 05/05/1999 ACT
NUCOR STEEL, ARKANSAS
AR-0078 09/09/1999 ACT
ARKANSAS STEEL ASSOCIATES
AR-0044 01/05/2001 ACT
HOT SPRINGS POWER PROJECT AR-0047
GEORGIA PACIFIC - CROSSETT PAP AR-0049
11/09/2001 ACT
12/14/2001 ACT
12.220 BOILER, FUEL OIL
12.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
12.310 DUCT BURNER
15.190 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
81.210 EAF
81.290 CARBON SILO
81.290 MATERIAL HANDLING
81.290 SLAG PROCESSING
81.490 COIL CUTTING
90.019 LIME SILO
99.003 COOLING TOWER
13.310 PREHEATERS, LADLE, (3)
81.310 FURNACE, ELECTIC ARC
81.340 LADLE METALLURGY STATION
81.390 FURNACE, REHEAT
81.390 SLAG PROCESSING
99.190 ROADS, PAVED & UNPAVED
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE, HRSG, DUCT BURNER
99.009 TOWER, COOLING, SN-03 - SN14
13.310 BURNER EXHAUST A, TAD (SN-85A)
13.310 BURNER EXHAUST B, TAD
13.310 BURNER, YANKEE
30.002 PUMP EXHAUST , VACUUM (SN-84)
30.002 DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM
30.002 EQUIPMENT, CONVERTING
30.002 MIST ELIMINATION SYSTEM (SN-86)
30.002 PUMP, FAN
30.002 REPULPER A, CONVERTING (SN-88)
30.002 TISSUE MACHINE
C-28
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THOMAS B. FITZHUGH GENERATING AR-0052 02/15/2002 ACT
DUKE ENERGY-JACKSON FACILITY
PLUM POINT ENERGY
AR-0051 04/01/2002 ACT
AR-0074 08/20/2003 ACT
DELTIC TIMBER CORPORATION
PLUM POINT ENERGY
AR-0075
AR-0079
08/20/2003 ACT
08/20/2003 ACT
U.S. ARMY, PINE BLUFF ARSENAL AR-0076 02/17/2004 ACT
BLUEWATER PROJECT
AR-0077 07/22/2004 ACT
15.210
15.290
19.600
99.009
13.310
15.210
17.110
99.009
11.110
12.220
90.011
90.011
90.011
90.019
99.009
99.120
99.120
99.190
13.120
16.110
12.110
12.220
19.900
19.900
19.900
99.003
13.310
13.310
13.310
17.100
17.200
19.600
21.200
13.310
19.600
19.600
81.290
81.340
81.350
81.380
81.390
81.390
81.390
NATURAL GAS, (2)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL
HEAT RECOVERY STEAM GENERATOR (DUCT BURNER)
COOLING TOWER
BOILER, AUXILIARY
TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE,
GENERATOR, DIESEL-FIRED
TOWER, COOLING
BOILER , UNIT 1 - SN-01
AUXILLARY BOILER
MATERIAL HANDLING
MATERIAL HANDLING
MATERIAL HANDLING
MATERIAL HANDLING
BAGHOUSES
PARTIALLY INCLOSED
SUPPRESSION
BAGHOUSES
COAL
COAL
COAL
LIME
COOLING TOWER , SN-03
MATERIAL HANDLING, FLY ASH, SUPPRESSION
MATERIAL HANDLING, FLYASH, BAGHOUSES
ROAD DUST
BOILER, WOOD WASTE #3
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
BOILER - SN-01
AUXILIARY BOILER
CONTROLLED DUST SOURCES
OTHER DUST SOURCES
PARTIALLY INCLOSED DUST SOURCES
COOLING TOWER - SN-03
BOILER, HOT WATER, (2) SN-PBCDF-05, -06
BOILER, LABORATORY SN-PBCDF-16
BOILER, PROCESS STEAM, (2) SN-PBCDF-03, -04
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR (2)
1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR SN-PBCDF-12
BRINE REDUCTION AREA SN-PBCDF-07
INCINERATOR COMMON STACK SN-PBCDF-01
BOILERS
FURNACES, HEATERS, & DRYERS
TUNNEL FURNACE
SLAG/MILL SCALE PROCESSING
LADLE METALLURGY FURNACE
CASTER
MATERIAL HANDLING SILOS
COLD MILL, 5 STAND
DEGASSER HOTWELL FLARE
GALVANIZING LINE
C-29
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*HCC CHEMICAL CO.
LA-0018 11/06/1980 ACT
MARATHON PETROLEUM CO.
GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY
LAKE CHARLES REFINERY
LA-0058 03/16/1989 ACT
LA-0144 02/07/1996 ACT
LA-0148 08/12/1999 ACT
CABOT CORPORATION- VILLE PLATT LA-0163 11/04/1999 EST
PERRYVILLE
URANIA PLANT
LA-0127 08/25/2000 ACT
LA-0139 12/07/2000 ACT
81.510 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE (EAF)
81.600 PICKLE LINE SCRUBBER
99.003 COOLING TOWERS
99.140 ROADWAY EMISSIONS
11.110 BOILER, SPREADER STOKER
12.900 BOILER, GAS/OIL
12.900 BOILER, WASTE GAS
90.011 COAL BUNKER HOUSE
90.011 COAL CRUSHER HOUSE
90.011 COAL HANDLING
99.120 SILO, ASH
12.290 HEATER, DEASPHALTING UNIT
13.290 HEATER, HYDROCRACKER FEED
13.290 HEATER, HYDROCRACKER HYDROGEN
13.290 HEATER, HYDROCRACKER PROCESS, 2
13.900 OXIDIZER, THERMAL, 2
15.210 NO.4 TURBINE/HRSG
11.390 NO. 2 HDS HEATER H-24
12.390 NO. 2 VCU FEED HEATER, H-20002
12.900 NO. 4 CTU HEATER, H-40001
13.390 NO. 3 VACUUM UNIT HEATER, H-1103
13.390 NO. 4 HDS HEATER, H-1201
13.390 NO. 4 HDS HEATER, H-1202
13.390 NO. 7 HDS HVGO HEATER H-3201
13.900 NO. 7 HDS HEATER H-3232
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
99.009 COOLING TOWERS Y-4 & Y-5
19.310 UNIT 3 FLARE
19.310 UNITS 1&2 FLARE
69.015 UNIT 3 PELLET DRYER PURGE GAS FILTER
69.015 UNIT 3 PROCESS FILTER (AFTER UNIT 5 IS INSTALLED)
69.015 UNIT 3 PROCESS FILTER (LIMITS BEFORE UNIT 5)
69.015 UNIT 4 DRYER FUGITIVES
69.015 UNIT 4 FILTER FUGITIVES
69.015 UNIT 4 PROCESS FUGITIVES
69.015 UNIT 4 REACTOR FUGITIVES
69.015 UNIT 4 REACTOR WARM UP VENT
11.310 DUCT BURNERS IN COMBINED CYCLE MODE, 4
15.110 GAS TURBINES (EACH), 4, SIMPLE CYCLE
15.210 COMBINED CYCLE GENERATION UNIT (EACH)
15.210 GAS TURBINES IN COMBINED CYCLE MODE, 4
99.009 COOLING TOWER (EACH)
30.005 CHIPS & SHAVINGS LOADING/UNLOADING
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30.005 CHIPS & SHAVINGS STOCKPILE
30.005 FIBER TRANSFER
30.005 FLASH TUBE DRYER NO.1 AND NO.2
30.005 HIGH PRESSURE SANDER DUST
30.005 HIGH PRESSURE SAW TRIM
30.005 LOW PRESSURE SANDER DUST
30.005 LOW PRESSURE SAW TRIM
30.005 MATERIAL REJECT
30.005 MDF FORMING LINE ASPIRATION
30.005 MDF PRESS VENTS
30.005 METERING SYSTEM
30.005 RAW MATERIAL CLASSIFIER AND SEPARATOR
99.190 PLANT ROADWAY FUGITIVES
LOUISIANA REFINING DIVISION LA-0152 04/20/2001 EST 99.150 UNPAVED ROAD WITH WETTING
MANSFIELD MILL LA-0122 08/14/2001 ACT 11.110 POWER BOILER #1 & #2, COAL
11.220 POWER BOILER #1 & #2, OIL
11.310 DUCT BURNER
11.900 POWER BOILER #1 & #2, COMBINED FUEL
15.110 GAS TURBINE
15.210 GAS TURBINE/HRSG
17.110 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING DIESEL GENERATOR
17.110 AUXILIARY DIESEL GENERATORS NO.1 & NO.2
17.210 CLARIFIER DIESEL ENGINE
17.210 EFFLUENT LIFT PIT DIESEL ENGINE
17.210 WASTE CLARIFIER DIESEL ENGINE
17.290 DETROIT DIESEL FIRE-WATER PUMP 2 & 3
17.290 LIME KILN AUXILIARY ENGINE
17.290 MUD STORAGE DIESEL GENERATOR
30.002 ASH HANDLING OPERATIONS
30.002 BARK/WOODWASTE/SLUDGE HANDLING
30.002 BOILER FEEDWATER/STEAM CONDENSATE TREATMENT
30.002 BOILOUT TANK
30.002 CATERPILLAR BACK-UP DIESEL AIR COMPRESSORS,
30.002 CATIONIC STARCH SILO
30.002 CAUSTICIZER NO.1 THRU NO.4
30.002 COAL STORAGE AND HANDLING
30.002 DIGESTER DUMP TANKS, 3
30.002 DREGS FILTERS
30.002 GREEN LIQUOR CLARIFIER 1 & 2
30.002 GREEN LIQUOR TANK 1 & 2
30.002 HEAVY BLACK LIQUOR TANK
30.002 INTERMEDIATE BLACK LIQUOR TANK 1 & 2
30.002 LANDFILL
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30.002 LIME KILN
30.002 LIME KILN GASOLINE TANK
30.002 LIME MUD MIX TANK
30.002 LIME MUD PRECOAT FILTER
30.002 LIME MUD STORAGE TANK
30.002 LIME MUD WASHER 1 & 2
30.002 LIME SLAKER
30.002 NCG INCINERATOR
30.002 OXIDIZED STARCH SILO
30.002 PAINT YARD
30.002 PAPER MACHINE NO.1
30.002 PAPER MACHINE NO.2
30.002 PAPER MACHINE NO.3
30.002 PM1 - SAVE ALL VENT 1
30.002 PM2 - SAVE ALL VENT 1
30.002 PM3 - SAVE ALL VENT
30.002 PRIMARY BLACK LIQUOR FILTER
30.002 PRIMARY HIGH DENSITY TANKS A, B & C
30.002 PRIMARY WEAK BLACK LIQUOR, TANK EAST AND WEST
30.002 RBI & RB2 BLACK LIQUOR DUMP TANK
30.002 RECOVERY BOILER NO.1 AND NO.2
30.002 REPULPER NO.1
30.002 REPULPER NO.2 AND NO.3
30.002 REPULPER NO.4
30.002 SECONDARY BLACK LIQUOR FILTER
30.002 SECONDARY HIGH DENSITY TANK
30.002 SECONDARY WEAK BLACK LIQUOR TANK
30.002 SEMICHEMICAL HIGH DENSITY TANK
30.002 SEMICHEMICAL WEAK BLACK LIQUOR TANK
30.002 SMELT DISSOLVING TANK NO.1 AND NO.2
30.002 SOAP SKIMMER AND COLLECTION TANKS, 4
30.002 SOAP STORAGE TANK
30.002 SPILL TANK NO.1 & NO.2
30.002 SWING WEAK BLACK LIQUOR TANK
30.002 TALC SILO
30.002 WASTE CLARIFIER
30.002 WASTEWATER TREATMENT
30.002 WEAK WASH TANK NO.1 & NO.2
30.002 WHITE LIQUOR CLARIFIER 1 & 2
30.002 WHITE LIQUOR TANK 1 THRU 3
30.002 WOODYARD
42.002 UNLEADED GASOLINE BULK TANK
42.009 NO.2 FUEL OIL TANK
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WILLAMETTE INDUSTRIES, INC.
LA-0125 01/07/2002 ACT
PORT HUDSON OPERATIONS
LA-0174 01/25/2002 ACT
99.150
12.190
30.003
30.003
30.003
30.003
30.003
30.003
30.003
30.003
42.009
11.310
11.900
13.310
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
30.002
HAUL ROADS
WOOD FIRED BOILER
DRY KILN NO.l
DRY KILN NO.2
DRY KILN NO.3
FUGITIVE RESIN
PRESS VENTS
VENEER DRYERS, HOT ZONES
VENNER DRYER NO.l COOLING ZONE
VENNER DRYER NO.2 COOLING ZONE
GASOLINE TANK
POWER BOILER NO. 5
COMBINATION BOILER NO. 1
POWER BOILER NO. 2
BARK PILE
BENTONITE SILO
BLEACH PLANT NO. 1
BLEACH PLANT NO. 2
BLEACH PLANT NO. 3
CONVERTING DUST SCRUBBER NO. 1
CONVERTING DUST SCRUBBER NO. 2
CONVERTING PULPER EXHAUST
ESCO CHIP BIN CYCLONE
HARDWOOD CHIP PILES
HARDWOOD CHIP SILO - ESCO
HARDWOOD CHIP SILO - KAMYR
KAMYR CHIP BIN
LIME KILN NO. 1
LIME KILN NO. 2
NO. 3 AND 4 STARCH SILO
RECOVERY FURNACE NO. 1
RECOVERY FURNACE NO. 2
SMELT TANK NO. 1
SMELT TANK NO. 2
SOFTWOOD CHIP PILES
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
TOWEL MACHINE NO.
WET END STARCH SILO
6 DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM
6 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
6 MIST ELIMINATION SYSTEM
6 TAD EXHAUST 1
6 TAD EXHAUST 2
6 VACUUM PUMP EXHAUST
6 YANKEE AIRCAP EXHAUST
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BATON ROUGE REFINERY
*PHELPS DODGE TYRONE, INC
CLOVIS ENERGY FACILITY
LA-0123 04/26/2002 ACT
NM-0049
NM-0044
*CAMBRAY ENERGY CENTER NM-0048
*FLORIDA COMPRESSOR STATION NM-0046
*EL PASO NATURAL GAS - LORDSBUR NM-0047
STA 102-NG PIPELINE OF AMERICA OK-0069
ONEOK, WEST EDMOND STA
PONCA CITY MUNICIPAL ELECTRICA
ONG, DEPEW STA
ONG, DEPEW STA
WEST EDMOND STA
RELIANT, CHANDLER STA
KIAMICHI ENERGY FACILITY
MUSTANG ENERGY PROJECT
HORSESHOE ENERGY PROJECT
OK-0064
OK-0079
OK-0065
OK-0066
OK-0086
OK-0049
OK-0074
LAWTON ENERGY COGEN FACILITY OK-0067
GENOVA OK I POWER PROJECT OK-0070
05/20/2002 ACT
06/27/2002 ACT
08/19/2002 ACT
12/24/2002 ACT
12/24/2002 ACT
03/09/1995 ACT
08/21/1996 ACT
09/06/1996 ACT
12/31/1996 ACT
06/20/1997 ACT
12/16/1997 ACT
05/05/2000 ACT
05/01/2001 ACT
OK-0055 02/12/2002 ACT
OK-0056 02/12/2002 ACT
05/29/2002 ACT
06/13/2002 ACT
99.190 HAULING ROADS
11.390 FRACTIONATOR FURNACE
12.390 HYDROFINER FURNACE 1
12.390 HYDROFINER FURNACE 2
99.009 COOLING TOWER
17.130 15 EA 3090 HP NORDBERG 1C ENGINES
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILERS (AUX-1 AND AUX-2)
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (4)
19.600 DUCT BURNERS (DB-1 AND DB-2)
99.009 COOLING TOWER (CT-1 AND CT-2)
15.110 2 - COMBUSTION TURBINES (>25 MW)
50.001 NATURAL GAS FIRED TURBINE
50.001 NATURAL GAS FIRED TURBINE
11.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
17.130 RECIPROCATING COMBUSTION ENGINE
17.210 DIESEL ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
17.230 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2),COMPRESSOR UNITS
13.310 DUCT BURNER
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE, DISTILLATE OIL
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE, NATURAL GAS
17.230 COMPRESSOR TURBINE ENGINE
17.130 RECIPROCATING COMPRESSOR ENGINES
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE, GMV8TF
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2), GMVH-12
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES (2), SOLAR SATURNS
17.130 COOPER BESSEMER GMWC-12 RECIP. COMBUSTION ENGINE
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES
17.210 DIESEL ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
17.210 DIESEL ENGINE, FIRE WATER PUMP
99.009 COOLING TOWERS
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINES W/DUCT BURNERS
99.009 COOLING TOWERS
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILERS
15.210 TURBINES AND DUCT BURNERS
16.290 DIESEL ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
17.210 DIESEL ENGINE, FIRE WATER PUMP
99.009 COOLING TOWERS
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.110 SW COMBUSTION TURBINE
15.210 GE COMBUSTION TURBINE & DUCT BURNERS
C-34
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VALERO ARDMORE REFINERY
OK-0092
REDBUD POWER PLANT OK-0096
TPI PETROLEUM INC., VALERO ARD OK-0089
VALLIANT
ARDMORE REFINERY
EJIW ARDMORE FOUNDRY INC.
QUAD GRAPHICS OKC FAC
OK-0094
OK-0095
OK-0087
OK-0097
PONCA CITY REF
DAYTON TIRE & RUBBER CO
MIDWEST CITY AIR DEPOT
CARDINAL GLASS PLT
OK-0098
OK-0099
OK-0101
OK-0100
01/13/2003 ACT
06/03/2003 ACT
06/09/2003 ACT
08/27/2003 ACT
09/03/2003 ACT
09/09/2003 ACT
02/03/2004 ACT
03/31/2004 ACT
04/19/2004 ACT
05/27/2004 ACT
06/16/2004 ACT
15.210 MHI COMBUSTION TURBINE & DUCT BURNERS
17.110 DIESEL ENGINE, BACKUP GENERATOR
17.210 DIESEL ENGINE, FIRE WATER PUMP
99.009 COOLING TOWER
13.210 CRUDE OIL HEATER - UNIT 102A
13.210 CRUDE OIL HEATER - UNIT 102B
50.003 FCCU REGENERATOR NO. 1
50.003 FCCU REGENERATOR NO. 2
50.006 FCCU CATALYST RECEIVING HOPPER
50.007 CRUDE UNIT FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE AND DUCT BURNERS
12.390 CRUDE UNIT HEATER, H-102A
12.390 CRUDE UNIT HEATER, H-102B
50.003 CRUDE UNIT FUGITIVE EMISSIONS
50.003 FCCU CATALYST RECEIVING HOPPER VENT
50.003 REGENERATOR & THERMAL OXIDATION SYSTEM, FCCU NO. 1
50.003 REGENERATOR, FCCU NO. 2
30.004 CHIPPER
30.004 DEBARKING DRUM
12.390 HOT OIL HEATERS
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
50.007 FUGITIVE EQUIPMENT LEAKS
81.440 MELT AREA
81.490 CORE ROOM
13.310 BOILERS, NATURAL GAS, STEAM GENERATORS
13.310 HEATERS/OXIDIZERS
41.022 CYLINDER WASHING SYSTEM
41.022 PRINTING PRESSES ROTOGRAVURE
41.022 ROTOGRAVURE DRUM PROOF PRESS
41.023 INK JET FUGITIVES
41.023 PRINTING PRESS, OFFSET (FUGITIVE)
41.023 PRINTING PRESSES, OFFSET (INK)
42.009 STORAGE TANKS
42.009 VOC LOADING
12.390 CRUDE CHARGE UNIT, HEATER H-0001
12.390 CRUDE VACUUM UNIT, HEATER H-0016
99.015 RUBBER MILLING
99.015 RUBBER MIXING
99.015 TIRE CURING
49.999 FUEL SYSTEM COMPONENT TEST CELLS
90.016 GLASS CUTTING OPERATION
90.016 GLASS FURNANCE
90.016 TEMPERING FURNACE
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PONCA CITY REFINERY
OK-0102 08/18/2004 ACT
*WEYERHAEUSER -- VALLIANT
OK-0103
*HORSEHOE LAKE GENERATING STATI OK-0104
*NOMACO OKLAHOMA CITY FACILITY OK-0108
*SAFETY-KLEEN, INC. - DEER PARK TX-0249
STRUCTURAL METALS, INC. TX-0092
MAPEE ALCOHOL FUEL, INC. TX-0024
10/13/2004 ACT
11/23/2004 ACT
12/03/2004 ACT
10/05/1977 ACT
05/07/1980 ACT
03/27/1981 ACT
E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS
TX-0027 04/28/1981 ACT
12.300 PROCESS HEATERS AND BOILERS
50.003 FCCU, (2)
50.004 TANK T-1101
50.005 HYDROGEN PLANT DEAERATOR VENT
50.007 EQUIPMENT LEAKS
50.007 FCCU COOLING TOWER
11.110 CFB BOILER
30.002 CHEMICAL RECOVERY FURNANCE
30.002 LIME KILN
30.002 OCC PLANTS (3)
30.002 PAPER MACHINE
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (2)
13.310 COMBUSION UNITS (ENGINE/HEATERS)
41.022 PRINTING
99.999 FOAM EXTRUSION (5)
21.200 HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATOR
81.310 FURNACE, ELECTRIC ARC
12.110 GENERATOR, PROCESS STEAM, COAL FIRED
13.310 BOILER, AUXILIARY, NAT GAS FIRED
13.310 DRYER, NAT GAS FIRED, 2
19.600 TRANSFER, MILO POINTS, 2
62.020 STORAGE TANK, H2S04, 2
70.007 GRAIN CONVERGING POINT, 3
70.007 GRAIN CONVEY, STORAGE TO TRUCK
70.007 GRAIN PELLET CONVEY TO RR CAR
70.007 GRAIN PELLET COVEY TO COOLER
70.007 MILLING, MILO POINT, 4
70.007 MILO INLOADING & HANDLING
70.007 TRANSFER, MILO
90.011 COAL HANDLING #1
90.011 COAL HANDLING #2
90.011 COAL UNLOAD
99.120 TRANSFER, ASH
99.120 TRUCK LOADING, BOILER ASH
12.110 BOILER
90.011 COAL CAR UNLOAD
90.011 CONVEYING TRANSFER
90.011 EROSION
90.011 LOAD
90.011 PILE EROSION
90.011 PUMPING
90.011 RECLAIMING
99.120 ASH HANDLING
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HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER
TX-0008 09/10/1981 ACT
CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT
TX-0009 10/19/1981 ACT
SOUTHWESTERN PORTLAND CEMENT C TX-0032 11/05/1981 ACT
11.110 BOILER, LIGNITE FIRED, 2 EA
19.600 FEED SILO, WASTE BLENDING
19.600 PUGMILL, WASTE BLENDING
90.019 LIMESTONE LOADOUT
90.019 LIMESTONE RAILCAR UNLOAD
90.019 LIMESTONE RECLAIM & TRANSFER
90.019 LIMESTONE RECLAIM TUNNEL
90.019 SILO, LIMESTONE FEED, 3 EA
90.019 STORAGE PILE, LIMESTONE
99.120 SILO, FLYASH
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED
90.011 ACTIVE COAL PILE
90.011 COAL CONVEYOR TO BOILER
90.011 COAL CONVEYOR TO TRANSFER HOUSE
90.011 COAL DUMPER,ROTARY
90.011 COAL SAMPLE HOUSE
90.011 COAL TRANSFER HOUSE
90.011 CONVEYOR TO ACTIVE PILE
90.011 CONVEYOR TO SAMPLE HOUSE
90.011 STORAGE PILE, INACTIVE, COAL
90.019 LIMESTONE CAR DUMP
90.019 LIMESTONE CONVEYOR TO BINS
90.019 LIMESTONE CONVEYOR TO STORAGE
90.019 LIMESTONE RECLAIM
90.019 LIMESTONE TRANSFER HOUSE
90.019 SILO, LIMESTONE
90.019 STORAGE PILE, LIMESTONE
99.120 FLYASH HANDLING
90.011 COAL BIN
90.011 COAL TRANSFER
90.011 COAL UNLOAD
90.011 MILL, COAL
90.028 CLINKER STORAGE BIN
90.028 CLINKER TRANSFER
90.028 CLINKER TRANSFER, 4
90.028 CONVEYOR TRANSFER
90.028 COOLER, CLINKER
90.028 CRUSHER, COAL
90.028 DUST BIN
90.028 KILN LEVEL TANK
90.028 KILN, COAL FIRED, #1
90.028 KILN, COAL FIRED, #2
90.028 KILN, COAL FIRED, #3
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HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER
TX-0011 11/12/1981 ACT
LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY TX-0136 12/22/1983 ACT
AMOCO PRODUCTION CO.
TX-0196 09/11/1986 ACT
*ELF ATOCHEM NORTH AMERICA, INC TX-0245
WEST CAMPUS COGENERATION COMPA TX-0231
BASIS PETROLEUM TX-0241
FREEPORT COGENERATION FACILITY TX-0259
03/12/1993 ACT
05/02/1994 ACT
03/13/1997 ACT
06/26/1998 ACT
90.028 MILL, RAW
90.028 SILO, BLEND
90.028 SILO, CEMENT
90.028 SILO, CEMENT, 3
90.028 SILO, HOMOGEN.
90.028 STACKER, TRAVELING
90.028 STORAGE BIN, CLINKER, 2
90.028 STORAGE PILE
90.028 TRAFFIC AROUND PILE
90.028 TRUCK DUMPING
90.028 TRUCK LOAD
99.150 ROAD OUT
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED
90.019 ACTIVE LIMESTONE PILE
90.019 CRUSHER, LIMESTONE
90.019 LIMESTONE CONVEYERS & TRANSFER POINTS
90.019 LIMESTONE UNLOAD
90.019 SILO, LIMESTONE FEED
90.019 STORAGE PILE, INACTIVE, LIMESTONE
99.120 FLY ASH MIX TANK
11.110 BOILER, LIGNITE FIRED
90.011 COAL HANDLING, CONVEYING SYS.
90.011 COAL HANDLING, STORAGE
90.019 LIMESTONE HANDLING
99.120 ASH HANDLING
12.900 BURNER, AUX
13.900 HEATER, 2 EA
16.900 ENGINE, TURBINE
19.330 FLARE, 2
50.002 OXIDIZER-LO-CAT.
50.002 REGENERATOR, 3
50.007 FUGITIVES
63.999 MULTIPURPOSE UNIT
15.110 GAS TURBINES, UNITS 1 & 2
15.210 GAS TURBINES, UNITS 1 & 2,
15.210 GAS TURBINES, UNITS 1 & 2,
64.002 FUG PIPING FUGITIVES
64.002 LOS 1 LUBE OIL SYSTEMS, 2
50.003 COKER PROJECT
11.390 BOILER, B-20C
12.390 BOILER, B-20A
15.110 TURBINE/HRSG W/0 DUCT BURNER FIRING
15.210 TURBINE/HRSG W/ DUCT BURNER FIRING
W/0 DUCT BURNER
WITH DUCT BURNER
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PHILLIPS CHEMICAL COMPANY
PORT ARTHUR REFINERY
TX-0244
TX-0237
07/16/1998 ACT
09/08/1998 ACT
ATOFINA'S PORT ARTHUR COMPLEX TX-0396 09/08/1998 EST
AIR LIQUIDE AMERICA CORPORATIO TX-0239
SOLUTIA, INC. TX-0243
09/22/1998 ACT
11/05/1998 ACT
42.009 STORAGE TANK
63.039 BOILER SHUTDOWN
11.310 BOILER, SUPPLEMENTAL, (2)
12.310 BOILER, SUPPLEMENTAL, STEAM
12.310 DUCT BURNERS (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
19.330 FLARE
19.600 CONDENSATE SPLITTER HEATER
19.600 DP REACTOR FEED HEATER
19.600 DP REACTOR REGENERATION HEATER
19.600 FURNACE, RECYCLE ETHANE CRACKING
19.600 HEATERS, FRESH FEED CRACKING, (8)
42.009 EFR TANK, TK-800
42.009 EFR TANK, TK-801 & TK-802
42.009 EFR TANK, TK-805
42.009 IFR TANK (TOLUENE), TK-811
42.009 IFR TANK, TK-807
42.009 IFR TANK, TK-812 & TK-813
50.003 BENZENE/TOLUENE PROCESS
50.007 FUGITIVES
50.008 THERMAL OXIDIZER
50.009 EFFLUENT, CATALYST REGENERATION
50.009 EFFLUENT, REACTOR REGENERATION
50.009 EFR CONTAMINATED STORMWATER, (2)
50.009 IFR WW EQUALIZATION
50.999 DECOKING DRUM
50.999 IFR SPENT CAUSTIC
50.999 SULFURIC ACID TANK
99.009 COOLING TOWER
11.390 AUXILLARY BOILERS (2)
17.250 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
50.003 CONDENSATE SPLITTER HEATER
50.003 DECOKING DRUM
50.003 DP REACTOR FEED HEATER
50.003 DP REACTOR REGENERATION HEATER
50.003 FRESH FEED CRACKING HEATERS (8)
50.003 RECYCLE ETHANE CRACKING FURNACE
50.003 STORAGE TANKS WITH EXTERNAL FLOATING ROOF(5)
50.003 STORAGE TANKS, INTERNAL FLOATING ROOFS (9)
50.008 FLARE
99.009 INDUSTRIAL COOLING TOWER
15.110 COGENERTION UNITS
63.002 ACRYLONITRILE MFG.
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AMERICAN ROCKWOOL, INC.
TX-0421 11/05/1998 ACT
PHILLIPS CHEMICAL COMPANY
PLANT NO. 2
GUADALUPE GENERATING STATION
GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPA
PORT ARTHUR REFINERY
TX-0236
TX-0368
TX-0311
TX-0246
TX-0415
*FORMOSA PLASTICS TEXAS TX-0438
AMERICAN ACRYL L.P. TX-0242
ATOFINA PETROCHEMICALS PORT AR TX-0414
EXXON BAYTOWN OLEFINS PLANT
12/15/1998 ACT
01/08/1999 ACT
02/15/1999 ACT
02/19/1999 ACT
03/04/1999 ACT
03/09/1999 ACT
04/21/1999 ACT
04/22/1999 ACT
TX-0397 05/18/1999 ACT
90.022 BLOW CHAMBER
90.022 CUPOLA BUILDING FUGITIVES
90.022 CUPOLA, MINERAL WOOL MFC, (2)
90.022 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE, MINERAL WOOL MFC
99.190 MATERIAL HANDLING
63.999 POLYOLEFINS - MFG.
15.210 (2) TURBINE/DUCT BURNER, STGT1 & T2
15.110 (4) TURBINES - ONLY, CTG-1 TO 4
15.210 (4) TURBINES WITH DUCT BURNERS, CTG-1 TO 4
15.210 COMBINED TURBINES W/DUCT BURN ANNUAL LIMITS
19.900 FUGITIVES, F-l
63.039 RUBBER PRODUCTION
11.390 BOILER, AUXILIARY
19.600 CRACKING FURNACE, RECYCLE ETHANE
19.600 CRACKING HEATER, FRESH FEED, (8)
19.600 HEATER, CONDENSATE SPLITTER
19.600 HEATER, DP REACTOR FEED
19.600 HEATER, DP REACTOR REGENERATION
22.200 TANK, SPENT CAUSTIC, INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF
22.900 TANK, CONTAMINATED STORMWATER, EXT. FLOATING ROOF
42.009 TANK, EXTERNAL FLOATING ROOF (4)
42.009 TANK, TOLUENE, INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF, (3)
50.008 FLARE
50.009 TANK, WW EQUALIZATION, INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF
50.999 DECOKING DRUM
99.003 COOLING TOWER
63.999 POLYPROPYLENE RESIN REACTOR
65.001 SUPPORT PROCESS UNITS
11.310 DUCT BURNER (2)
12.310 SUPPLEMENTAL BOILER
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNER, UNIT 1
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, W/ SCR, UNIT 2
50.003 HF-01 DECOKING STACK
50.003 AF-01 FURNACE
50.003 BF-01 FURNACE
50.003 CF-01 FURNACE
50.003 DECOKING STACKS (7)
50.003 DECOKING STACKS XAF-01 THRU XFF-01
50.003 DF-01 FURNACE
50.003 EF-01 FURNACE
50.003 FF-01 FURNACE
50.003 FURNACES XAF-01 THRU XFF01, EACH
50.003 GF-01 FURRNACE
C-40
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HAYS ENERGY PROJECT TX-0409 06/08/1999 ACT
SRW COGENERATION FACILITY TX-0420 06/22/1999 ACT
LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORPORATION TX-0403 07/06/1999 ACT
*EXXONMOBILE OIL CORP., BEAUMON TX-0424 11/02/1999 ACT
*ODESSA-ECTOR GENERATING STATIO TX-0324 11/18/1999 ACT
NATURAL GAS, (4)
FUEL OIL, (4)
DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS, (2)
DUCT BURNER, MIXED GASES
(2;
EASTEX COGENERATION STATION TX-0406 11/19/1999 ACT
50.003 HF-01 FURNACE
50.003 IF-01& JF-01 DECOKING STACK EACH
50.003 IF-01& JF-01 FURNACES (2)
50.003 OF-01 & JF-01 DECOKING STACK
50.003 OF-01 & QF-01 FURNACES (2) EACH
50.003 STORAGE TANKS XAF-01 THRU XFF-01
50.008 PRIMARY FLARE
50.008 SECONDARY FLARE
99.009 COOLING TOWER
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
15.290 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
16.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
16.250 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE
19.900 FUGITIVES
99.003 COOLING TOWER
19.600 THERMAL OIL HEATER, BYPASS STACK,
30.005 ASPIRATION SYSTEM
30.005 FINISH FUEL BIN
30.005 MAT REJECT
30.005 PRESS
30.005 RAW FUEL BIN
30.005 SANDERDUST RECEIVING BIN
30.005 SAW LINE
30.005 T & G/SANDERDUST
30.005 THERMAL OIL REGRIND
30.005 WOOD DRYERS, (5)
41.025 MDI RESIN TANK, (2)
41.025 PF RESIN TANK, (2)
50.006 SRU VENT, 2 & 3
50.006 SULFUR PIT SRU 1
50.006 SULFUR TRUCK LOADING, SRU 2/3
50.006 THERMAL OXIDIZER, SRU 2/3
15.110 (4) TURBINES (ONLY), HR LIMITS ONLY, GT-HRSG 1-4
15.210 (4) TURBINE & DUCT BURNERS, GT-HRSG 1-4
15.210 TURBINES & DUCT BURNERS COMBINED, ANNUAL,GTHRSG1-4
17.110 EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL GENERATOR
17.210 EMERGENCY FIREWATER PUMP, EG-2
19.900 FUGITIVES, F-l
19.900 FUGITIVES, OIL VENT MIST ELIM, F-2
99.009 (2) COOLING TOWERS, CT-1&-2
11.310 DUCT BURNERS, (2)
15.210 TURBINE WITH DUCT BURNERS, (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
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SHELL OIL DEER PARK
MOBIL BEAUMONT REFINERY
TX-0416
TX-0393
11/24/1999 ACT
12/01/1999 ACT
11.310 BOILER, PHENOL/ACETONE PLANT
50.007 FUGITIVE, PIPING
11.390 FCC CO BOILER
50.005 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1329
50.006 COKER FAR WEST STACK
50.006 CRUDE B ATM. HEATER H-3101
50.006 CRUDE B HEATER, H-2001
50.006 CRUDE B VACUUM HEATER, H-3102
50.006 DUALAYER EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1332
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1150
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1151
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1158
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1165
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1212
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1213
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1251
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1324
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1325
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1334
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1338
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1350
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1361
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1362
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1389
50.006 ETHYL EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1390
50.006 HOC 1ST STAGE E. FCE H-3301
50.006 HOC 2ND STAGE FURNACE, H-3303
50.006 HOC SPLITTER REBOILER, H-3305
50.006 HOC STAB. REBOILER HEATER H-3304
50.006 HYDROCRACK (HOC) 1ST STAGE W. FCE. H-3301
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1300
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1215
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1314
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1320
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 1335
50.006 OMCC1 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK1377
50.006 OMCC1 FIX-ROOF TANKS 720 & 721, EACH
50.006 OMCC1 FLOAT-ROOF TANK 782
50.006 OMCC2 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF 2212
50.006 OMCC2 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF 2213
50.006 OMCC2 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 2119
50.006 OMCC2 EXT. FLOAT-ROOF TK 2202
C-42
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RIO NOGALES POWER PROJECT
TX-0370 12/03/1999 ACT
SEI BOSQUE PLANT TX-0400 12/20/1999 ACT
*FORMOSA PLASTICS CORPORATION TX-0278 01/01/2000 EST
CALPINE CORPORATION TX-0251 02/11/2000 ACT
*VALERO REFINING CO. - TEXAS CI TX-0429 02/23/2000 EST
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
50.006
99.009
15.110
15.210
19.900
19.900
99.009
15.110
99.009
19.310
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
63.999
15.110
11.390
12.390
15.210
15.250
17.230
OMCC2
OMCC2
OMCC2
OMCC2
OMCC2
FLOAT-ROOF TK 2209
FLOAT-ROOF TK 2210
FLOAT-ROOF TK 2221
FLOAT-ROOF TK 2223
FLOAT-ROOF TK 2225
4 DEPEN.REBOILER,
EXT.
EXT.
EXT.
EXT.
EXT.
PREHEATER NO. 4 DEPEN.REBOILER, B-7002
PREHEATER NO. 4 REACTOR CHARGE HEATER, B-7001
PTR4 DEBUT. REBOILER, B-7201
PTR4 REACTOR REGEN. VENT
PTR4 REFORMER HEATER, B-7101-4
SRU 2/3 SULFUR TRUCK LOADING
SRU SULFUR PIT
SULFUR RECOVER THERMAL OXIDIZER
SULFUR RECOVERY VENTS 2 & 3 (EACH)
COOLING TOWER NO. 5
(3) TURBINES 1-3, NO HRSG, CTG1-3, HOURLY LIMITS
(3) TURBINES/HRSG 1-3, CTG1-3
(3) LUBE OIL VENT DEMISTERS 1-3, LUBE OIL 1-3
FUGITIVES, F-l
COOLING TOWER, CLT
GAS-FIRED COMBUSTION TURBINES (3)
COOLING TOWER
ELEVATED FLARE (OLEFINS PLANT)
ADDITIVE FUGITIVES NOS. 1 & 2
AUTO-PACKER SILO NO. 1
BLENDING SILOS NO. 1 & 2
BUFFER SILO NO. 1
CATALYST FILLING VENT NO. 1
CATALYST FILLING VENT NO. 2
FINAL DEGASSER NO. 1
HOPPER CAR SILOS AND LOADINGS NOS. 1 & 2
MASTER BATCHES NOS. 1 & 2
PELLETIZERS NO. 1 & 2
POWDER BIN NO. 1
PROCESS FUGITIVES
PRODUCT SILOS NOS. 1 & 2
TRUCK SILO NO. 1
TURBINE, NATURAL GAS, 3
DUCT BURNERS
BOILERS AND HEATERS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNERS (2), NAT GA
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNER, REF GAS
1C ENGINES, COMPRESSORS
C-43
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CHAMBERS ENERGY L.P./AMERICAN TX-0248
BASF FREEPORT TX-0418
03/06/2000 ACT
03/07/2000 ACT
EXXON-MOBIL BEAUMONT REFINERY TX-0297 03/14/2000 ACT
GATEWAY POWER PROJECT
TX-0294 03/20/2000 ACT
CHANNEL ENERGY FACILITY
NUCOR JEWETT PLANT
TX-0419 03/22/2000 ACT
TX-0398 05/05/2000 ACT
DIAMOND SHAMROCK MCKEE PLANT
TX-0395 05/23/2000 ACT
*DIAMOND SHAMROCK MCKEE PLANT TX-0430
BRAZOS VALLEY ELECTRIC GENERAT TX-0384
05/23/2000 ACT
08/23/2000 ACT
AVISTA-STEAG (AVISTA)
TX-0240 10/17/2000 ACT
50.003
50.003
15.210
21.200
50.007
11.310
15.210
19.900
19.900
19.900
99.009
12.310
15.110
15.210
19.900
19.900
99.009
11.310
11.310
11.390
15.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
81.210
12.390
12.390
13.390
13.390
13.390
13.900
50.003
13.300
16.210
17.110
17.110
17.130
FCCU
REFORMERS (2)
COGENERATION UNITS
HAZARDOUS WASTE INCINERATOR
FUGITIVES, PIPING
BOILER 23, 56STK_023
(3) COMBUSTION TURBINES W/DUCT BURN, 61STK001-003
(3) CTG N01-3 LUBE OIL VENT, 61VNT001-003
BOILER 23 FUGITIVES, 56FUG_023
STG LUBE OIL VENT, 61VNT_004
JV COOLING TOWER, 61CTL_031
(3) DUCT BURNERS
(3) COMBUSTION TURBINES, WITHOUT DB, CTG-1,-2,-3
(3) COMBUSTION TURBINES & DUCTBURNERS, CTG-1,-2,-3
(3) LUBE OIL VENT DEMISTER 1,2,3, LOV-1,-2,-3
FUGITIVES, FUG
(3) COOLING TOWER 1,2,3; CLT-1,-2,-3
BOILER, AUXILIARY, (3)
DUCT BURNER (3)
BOILER, AUXILIARY, (3) PROCESS GAS
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, AND DUCT BURNER (3)
BILLET REHEAT FURNACE
CONTINUOUS CASTER
DOLMITE STORAGE
EAF BAGHOUSE
ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
FURNACE, BILLET REHEAT
LADLE PREHEAT
LIME & DOLOMITE STORAGE
LIME STORAGE
PREHEAT LADLE
NO 1 INTERHEATER
NO. 1 REFORMER CHARGE HEATER
NO. 1 HYDROTREATER REBOILER HEATER
NO. 1 REBOILER STABILIZER REBOILER HEATER
NO. 1 REFORMER STABILIZER REPOILER HEATER
NO. 1 HYDROTREATER CHARGE HEATER
NO. 1 REFORMER REGENERATION VENT
HEATERS, REFINERY
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, AND DUCT BURNER (2)
EMERGENCY GENERATOR
FIRE WATER PUMP
ELECTRIC GENERATORS
C-44
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COTTONWOOD ENERGY PROJECT TX-0401 12/15/2000 ACT
WESTVACO TEXAS LP TX-0405 12/15/2000 ACT
EXXON MOBIL BAYTOWN REFINERY TX-0340 04/13/2001 ACT
ATOFINA PORT ARTHUR COMPLEX TX-0387 05/18/2001 ACT
ATOFINA PETROCHEMICALS PORT AR TX-0413
RELIANT ENERGY- CHANNELVIEW CO TX-0233
EDINBURG ENERGY LIMITED PARTNE TX-0234
RELIANT ENERGY GALVESTON PLANT TX-0385
RELIANT SECURITY LFGTE TX-0404
SAND HILL ENERGY CENTER TX-0388
AMELLA ENERGY CENTER
AMELIA ENERGY CENTER
TX-0386
TX-0411
05/18/2001 ACT
10/29/2001 ACT
01/08/2002 ACT
01/24/2002 ACT
01/31/2002 ACT
02/12/2002 ACT
03/26/2002 ACT
03/26/2002 ACT
15.210
17.110
17.110
15.110
15.210
15.210
19.600
19.600
19.600
19.600
19.600
19.600
42.009
50.007
50.009
99.009
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.003
50.005
50.008
15.210
49.999
49.999
49.999
99.009
15.210
17 .140
17 . 140
13.310
15.110
15.210
11.310
12.310
12.310
TURBINE
TURBINE
PROCESS HEATER
PROCESS HEATER
PROCESS HEATER
PROCESS HEATER
PROCESS HEATER
COMBUTION TURBINE COMBINED-CYCLE
EMERGENCY DIESEL GENERATOR
FIRE WATER PUMP
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE
COMBINED CYCLE, W/DUCT BURNER
COMBINED CYCLE, W/0 DUCT BURNER
HF-4 HEATER F-401, HF4F401
HF-4 HEATER F-403, HF4F403
LSM F-381 HOT OIL HEATER
LSM HEATER F-101 DEPENTANIZER
LSM HEATER F-361 TREAT GAS HEATER
PROCESS LSM HEATER F-371 STABILIZER REBOILER
STORAGE TANK 0806, TK0806
PROCESS FUGITIVES, LSM, LSMFUG
WASTE WATER, LSM SEWER EMISSIONS, LSMSEWER
COOLING, LSM COOLING TOWER, LSMCT89
CONDENSATE SPLITTER HEATER
TANK 930
TK-800 EFR TANK
TK-801 EFR TANK
TK-802 EFR TANK
TK-805 EFR TANK
TK-8077 IFR TANK
TK-811 IFR TANK (TOLUENE)
TK-812 IFR (TOLUENE)
TK-813 IFR TANK (TOLUENE)
VAPOR COMBUSTION UNIT
CONDENSATE SPLITTER HEATER
VAPOR COMBUSTOR
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, AND DUCT BURNER #l-#4
FUGITIVES
LUBE OIL VENT, STEAM TURBINE
LUBE OIL VENT, TURBINE #l-#4
COOLING TOWER
(4) COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE,
JENBACHER 1C ENGINES (7)
GENERATOR ENGINE, 4
INLET AIR HEATERS (3)
GAS TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE (4)
COMBINED CYCLE GAS TURBINE
TURBINES AND DUCT BURNERS (3 EACHO
AUXILIARY BOILER
BOILER, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS
ABB MODEL GT24
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VALERO REFINING COMPANY- CORFU TX-0235 06/11/2002 ACT
*HARTBURG POWER, LP
EAST REFINERY
TX-0437 07/05/2002 ACT
TX-0390 08/21/2002 EST
*FLINT HILLS RESOURCES EAST REF TX-0423
*BORGER CARBON BLACK PLANT TX-0436
08/21/2002 ACT
10/03/2002 ACT
INDIAN ROCK GATHERING COMPANY TX-0408 11/22/2002 ACT
*BP TEXAS CITY CHEMICAL PLANT B TX-0422 12/05/2002 ACT
STERNE ELECTRIC GENERATING FAC TX-0407 12/06/2002 ACT
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, & DUCT BURNER (3)
19.330 ACID GAS FLARE EMERGENCY USE ONLY
19.330 FACILITIES VENTED TO MAIN FLARE- GROUP ONE
19.330 FACILITIES VENTING TO MAIN FLARE- GROUP TWO
19.330 GROUND FLARE
19.330 MAIN FLARE
50.003 FIRED UNITS
50.004 MARINE LOADING (BARGE AND SHIP)
50.004 TANKS
50.007 FUGITIVES
50.008 SCRUBBER/SRU INCINERATOR
50.999 ALKY COOLING TOWER
50.999 ANALYZER VENTS AE-49601 A/B, 49900 A/B, 49901 A/B
50.999 BUP COOLING TOWER
50.999 CRU CRR
50.999 CRU HEATER
50.999 CU/VRU COOLING TOWER
50.999 HOC COOLING TOWER
50.999 OLEFLEX SCRUBBER
12.310 DUCT BURNER
13.310 BOILERS, AUXILIARY
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNER
15.110 GAS TURBINES N01 & N02 (2)
15.110 HRSG, NO. 3, COGENERATION
15.110 HRSG, NO.l & NO. 2 (2)
50.006 NO.2 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
50.006 SRU, NO. 2
19.600 DRYERS, BOILERS, FLARE
69.015 BAGHOUSES
69.015 CARBON BLACK MFC
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER, (2)
17.130 1C ENGINE COMPRESSOR, (5)
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
50.008 FLARE, HIGH PRESSURE
50.008 FLARE, LOW PRESSURE
13.390 BOILER, SCRUBBER OFF-GAS
19.310 FLARE, EDO UNIT
19.600 HEATER, STARTUP, MALEIC ANHYDRIDE REACTOR
64.002 FUGITIVES
64.005 MATERIAL LOADING, THF, TRUCK AND RAIL
64.005 TANKS, INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF & FIXED ROOF
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, AND DUCT BURNERS (3)
17.110 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
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*EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LA PORTE CO TX-0427
LUCITE BEAUMONT TX-0392
*CABOT PAMPA PLANT
*HOUSTON OPERATIONS -- BATTLEGR
OXY COGENERATION FACILITY
DARTCO WAXAHACHIE SITE
TX-0426
TX-0428
TX-0391
BAYTOWN CARBON BLACK PLANT
^BAYTOWN CARBON BLACK PLANT
12/06/2002 ACT
12/09/2002 ACT
12/18/2002 ACT
12/19/2002 ACT
12/20/2002 EST
TX-0394 12/20/2002 ACT
TX-0389 12/31/2002 ACT
TX-0434 12/31/2002 ACT
*CABOT CORP. DEVELOPMENT & MFG. TX-0435 12/31/2002 ACT
NUCOR JEWETT PLANT TX-0399 01/05/2003 ACT
*NUCOR CORP.
TX-0417 01/15/2003 ACT
17.210 FIRE WATER PUMP
99.009 COOLING TOWERS, (3)
11.390 FURNACES AND BOILERS
13.310 NO. 2 PRE-HEATER
13.310 NO.l PRE-HEATER
62.015 SULFURIC ACID PLANT
69.015 REACTOR, CARBON BLACK
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNER
15.210 COMBINED-CYCLE GAS TURBINES (2)
15.210 HRSG UNIT NO. 3
15.210 HRSG UNITS 1 & 2 (2)
13.900 PLANT BOILERS (4)
42.005 FUEL STORAGE TANKS (2)
DI WAREHOUSE VENTS
DIRECT INJECTION MFC BUILDING VENTS
ESP MFG. BUILDING
REGENERATIVE THERMAL OXIDIZER
WAREHOUSE STORAGE VENTS
13.310 BACK-UP BOILER
22.900 WASTE WATER PONDS
42.005 CLEAN UP FILTER VENT (3)
42.005 OIL FEED DAY TANK (4)
42.005 PLANT FEED OIL TANK VENT 1, 4 (EACH)
42.005 PLANT FEED OIL TANK VENT 5
42.005 PLANT FEED OIL TANK, VENT 2
69.015 CARBON BLACK PROCESS CAPS
19.600 DRYERS, BOILERS, FLARE
69.015 BAGHOUSES
69.015 REACTOR, CARBON BLACK
81.210 BILLET CASTER RUNOUT BUILDING
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
81.220 LADLE METALLURGY FURNACE STATIONS (2)
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
81.350 BILLET REHEAT FURNACES (2)
81.370 PROCESS HEATERS, LADLE & TUNDISH
81.380 RAW MATERIAL RECEIVING AND HANDLING
REGION 7
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MUSCATINE POWER & WATER
MONSANTO CO.
IPSCO STEEL, INC
IA-0001 01/24/1980 ACT
IA-0010 11/12/1982 ACT
IA-0055 01/03/1995 ACT
BUNGE CORPORATION
IA-0054 05/20/1997 ACT
11.110 BOILER, COAL/OIL/GAS, #9
90.011 COAL HANDLING
99.120 ASH HANDLING
12.110 BOILER, SPREADER-STOKER, #B-8
90.011 COAL HANDLING
99.120 ASH HANDLING
19.600 LADLE PREHEATER STATIONS, (3)
19.600 TUNDISH PREHEATERS
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE MELTSHOP EP # 1
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE ROOF VENT
81.340 LADLE DRYER STATION
81.350 CASTER MOLD, EP #2
81.350 CASTER SLAB HAND SCARFING
81.350 CONTINUOUS SLAB CASTER TORCH OPERATION
81.390 CARBON STORAGE SILO, EP#4
81.390 COILING FURNACES, (2)
81.390 MATERIAL HANDLING, LIME TRANSFER TO SCRAP BUCKETS
81.390 REHEAT FURNACE, WALKING BLAM
81.390 STEEL SCRAP CUTTING OPERATION
81.390 TRANSFER, ALLOY BINS, EP#1
81.390 TUNDISH DRYER
81.390 TUNDISH DUMP
90.019 STORAGE SILOS, LIME AND DOLOMITE, EP #3
99.140 ROADWAYS, PLANT
99.150 ROADWAY, SLAG HAUL, EP #8
13.310 BOILER #1
13.310 BOILER #2 B2
13.310 BOILER #3 B3
13.310 HIGH PRESSURE BOILER #1
13.310 HIGH PRESSURE BOILER #2-R2
13.310 HYDROGEN PLANT BURNER R9
17.210 FIRE PUMP #1 FP1
17.210 FIRE PUMP #2 FP2
42.005 FUEL OIL STORAGE TANK, #97-A-395
42.005 FUEL OIL STORAGE TANK, #97-A-418
42.005 FUEL OIL STORAGE TANK, #97-A-419
70.007 BEAN RAIL RECEIVING - BR3
70.007 BEAN STORAGE BB1
70.007 BEAN TRUCK RECEIVING
70.007 BEAN TRUCK RECEIVING BR1
70.007 EARTH SILO R6
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*GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES
CARGILL INC. - SIOUX CITY
GREATER DBS MOINES ENERGY CENT
IA-0072
IA-0059
IA-0058
07/08/1999 ACT
02/06/2001 ACT
04/10/2002 ACT
HAWKEYE GENERATING, LLC
CITY OF PELLA
EMERY GENERATING STATION
IA-0060 07/23/2002 ACT
IA-0061
IA-0062
09/25/2002 ACT
12/20/2002 ACT
70.007 GRAIN CLEANING CI
70.007 MEAL BIN FILTER MLS
70.007 MEAL LOADING #1 ML1
70.007 MEAL LOADING #2 - ML2
70.007 PNEUMATIC CONVEYOR - C2
70.007 TRISYL SILO - R7
70.015 DEHULLING #1 DH1
70.015 DEHULLING #2
70.015 DRY PREP/HULL GRINDING DH3
70.015 DRYER COOLER #1 DC1
70.015 DRYER COOLER #2 PC2
70.015 DRYER COOLER #3 DCS
70.015 EXTRACTOR, El - E5
70.015 FLAKER ASPIRATION- FA1
70.015 GRAIN DRYER #1 D1A
70.015 GRAIN DRYER #1 DIB
70.015 GRAIN DRYER #2 D2A
70.015 GRAIN DRYER #2 D2B
70.015 HULL PELLET COOLER - HP1
70.015 MEAL FINISHING - MF1
90.009 CLAY / D.E. TRANSFER CONVEYOR - R8
90.009 CLAY SILO R5
99.140 ROADWAY AREA SOURCE, PAVED
99.150 ROADWAY SURFACES
17.110 DIESEL GENERATOR
70.007 FLAKER ASPIRATION & PRODUCT RECOVERY CYCLONE
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINES -SIMPLE CYCLE
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINES - COMBINED CYCLE
17.110 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
17.210 FIRE PUMP
19.600 DEW POINT HEATER
19.600 EFFICIENCY HEATER
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER (48.5 MMBTU/H)
15.110 COMBUSTION TURBINE
17.110 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
17.210 FIRE PUMP
19.600 FUEL PREHEATER
17.110 1C ENGINES, DIESEL, (14)
13.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
13.310 GAS HEATER, (2)
15.100 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (2)
15.200 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE (2)
C-49
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MIDAMERICAN ENERGY COMPANY
IA-0067 06/17/2003 ACT
LEHIGH CEMENT COMPANY - MASON IA-0070 12/11/2003 ACT
RED STAR YEAST
IA-0071 12/31/2003 ACT
17.210 1C ENGINE, BLACK-START GENERATOR (6)
17.210 1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY FIRE PUMP
42.005 FUEL STORAGE TANK
99.003 COOLING TOWER
11.110 CBEC 4 BOILER & 3 CARBON SILOS
11.310 AUXILIARY BOILER
17.110 EMERGENCY GENERATOR
17.210 DIESEL FIRE PUMP
90.011 ACTIVE COAL PILE
90.011 BUCKET RECLAIM
90.011 INACTIVE COAL STORAGE PILE
90.011 RAIL UNLOADING
90.011 RAIL UNLOADING COAL STOCKOUT PILE
90.011 ROTARY CAR DUMPER
90.011 SILOS
90.011 STACKER CONVEYOR
90.011 TRANSFER CONVEYING BAY
90.011 TRANSFER HOUSE 2
90.011 TRANSFER HOUSE 4
90.011 TRANSFER TO ACTIVE PILE
99.009 COOLING TOWER
99.120 FLYASH/FGD WASTE STORAGE SILO
99.120 FLYASH/FGD WASTE VACUUM SYSTEM EXHAUSTER
99.140 HAUL ROADS
99.999 LIME FILTER SEPARATOR
99.999 LIME STORAGE SILO
99.999 UREA SILO
90.028 AIRSLIDES & SILOS - CEMENT SILO
90.028 BUCKET ELEVATOR FEED - CEMENT SILO
90.028 CLINKER COOLER
90.028 CONVEYOR AND ELEVATORS
90.028 KILN/CALCINER/PREHEATER
90.028 MATERIAL TRANSFER FROM SCRUBBER.
90.028 MATERIAL TRANSFER TO SCRUBBER
90.028 PAN & BUCKET ELEVATORS - CLINKER SILO
90.028 PAN CONVEYOR & SILO - CLINKER SILO
90.028 SECONDARY FUEL HANDLING
90.028 SECONDARY MATERIAL HANDLING
90.028 SEPARATOR VENT - CLINKER PREGRIND
90.028 SHIPPING DISCHARGE SPOUTS
90.028 SILO WITHDRAWAL
70.002 YEAST FERMENTATION - STOCK
70.002 YEAST FERMENTOR - FIRST GENERATION
C-50
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*ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CORN PR IA-0074 08/16/2004 ACT
*AMERICAN PACKAGING CORPORATION IA-0073
*BUNGE NORTH AMERICA, INC. IA-0075
PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES (MES KS-0023
HOLCOMB UNIT #2 KS-0026
CERTAINTEED FACILITY IN KANSAS KS-0027
UNION ELECTRIC CO MO-0043
CITY OF JACKSON MUNICIPAL UTIL MO-0032
MOBAY CHEMICAL CORP. MO-0006
CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD MO-0020
CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD MO-0021
MARSHALL MUNICIPAL UTILITIES MO-0010
LAFARGE CORPORATION MO-0048
09/13/2004 ACT
11/02/2004 ACT
11/13/1997 ACT
10/08/2002 ACT
01/30/2004 ACT
05/06/1979 ACT
11/23/1982 ACT
08/16/1983 ACT
03/04/1991 ACT
03/06/1991 ACT
11/15/1991 ACT
08/20/1997 ACT
70.002 YEAST FERMENTOR - TRADE
19.390 FLARE, ETHANOL LOADOUT
70.016 ETHANOL PRODUCTION,190 PROOF ALCOHOL SCRUBBER VENT
70.016 MR EVAPORATOR VENT #2
41.021 PRINTING PRESS LINES
70.015 MEAL STORAGE BIN
16.110 TURBINE ENGINES
17.130 1C RECIPROCATING ENGINES (2)
11.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL
90.033 GLASS MELTING
90.033 UNBONDED WOOL FIBERGLASS MANUFACTURING
15.900 CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW OIL FIRED COMBUSTION TURBINE
16.190 COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATING UNITS
12.900 BOILER, 2 TOTAL
15.900 GAS-FIRED TURBINES
15.900 GAS-FIRED TURBINES
15.900 ENGINE, I.C. (ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION)
90.024 CONVEYOR TRANSFER POINTS(EP 58, 98, 99)
90.024 SCALPER SCREEN(EP 99)
90.024 STORAGE PILES
90.028 BINS, CONVEYOR, ROLLER MILL CRUSHER(EP 62)
90.028 CEMENT SILO HEADHOUSE(EP 88)
90.028 CEMENT SILOS GROUP 1, 2, 3(EP 89, 90, 91)
90.028 CEMENT TRUCK LOADOUT #1, #2, #3(EP 92, 93, 94)
90.028 CLINKER COOLER SYSTEM(EP 79)
90.028 CLINKER OFF-SPEC SILO(EP 82)
90.028 CLINKER SILO #1(EP 80)
90.028 CLINKER SILO #2(EP 81)
90.028 CLINKER TRUCK LOADOUT(EP 83)
90.028 CLINKER, GYPSUM UNLOADING TO CONVEYOR(EP 86)
90.028 CONVEYORS, SILO(EP 85)
90.028 CONVEYORS, SURGE BIN(EP 72, 73, 74)
90.028 FINISH MILL, HOPPER, CEMENT AIR SEPARATION(EP 87)
90.028 RAW MATERIAL SILOS(EP 64)
90.028 RAW MILL, PREHEATER/PRECALCINER KINL(EP 78)
90.028 RAW MIX SILO(EP 70)
90.028 RAW MIX SURGE BIN(EP 69)
90.028 RAW MIX UNLOADING SYSTEM(EP 71)
90.028 SCREEN, TERTIARY CRUSHER, CONVEYORS(EP 59)
90.028 SOLID FUEL DAY BIN #1(EP 76)
90.028 SOLID FUEL DAY BIN #2(EP 77)
90.028 SOLID FUEL STORAGE BINS AND MILL(EP 75)
90.028 STORAGE PILE(EP 60)
C-51
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CARGILL, INC.
NE-0016 04/25/1996 ACT
BEATRICE POWER STATION
NE-0017 05/29/2003 ACT
90.028 STORAGE PILE(EP 63)
90.028 STORAGE PILE(EP 65)
90.028 TRANSFER POINT(EP 66)
90.028 TRANSFER POINT(EP 67)
90.028 TRANSFER POINTS(EP 68)
90.028 UNLOADING TO CLINKER, GYPSUM BINS(EP 84)
99.120 ASH BIN, ASH CONVEYOR(EP 61)
99.140 PAVED HAUL ROADS(EP 95)
99.150 UNPAVED HAUL ROADS(EP 96)
12.310 BOILERS, (3)
13.310 SYRUP REFINERY CARBON REGENERATOR
42.009 ETHANOL STORAGE TANK FARM
70.007 CORN RAIL UNLOADING PROCESS
70.007 CORN SYRUP PLANT, CONVEYING SYSTEM -
70.007 CORN SYRUP PLANT, UNLOADING, TRANSFER & STORAGE
70.007 CORN TRUCK UNLOADING SYSTEM
70.007 FEED LOADOUT, RAIL
70.007 FEED LOADOUT, TRUCK
70.007 FEEDHOUSE CRACKED CORN
70.007 FIBER BIN FILTER RECEIVER
70.007 FIBER PREDRYER
70.007 GERM BIN FILTER RECEIVER
70.007 GERM DRYER
70.007 GERM EXTRACTION PLANT GERM MEAL CONVEYING
70.007 GERM EXTRACTION PLANT, EXPELLED GERM CONVEYOR
70.007 GERM EXTRACTION PLANT, MEAL DRYER AND COOLER
70.007 GERM EXTRACTOR PLANT HOT GERM CONVEYING SYSTEM
70.007 GERM EXTRACTOR PLANT, GERM RECEIVING
70.007 GLUTEN BIN FILTER RECEIVER
70.007 GLUTEN FLASH DRYER
70.007 PROCESS ASPIRATION
70.007 STEEP HOUSE
70.007 SWEET BRAN BATCH MIXER
70.010 CORN SYRUP PLANT MANUAL ADDITION OF PRECOAT -
70.015 CORN GERM OIL EXTRACTION
70.016 FERMENTATION PROCESS
70.016 RECTIFIER COLUMN
70.016 STILLAGE EVAPORATOR
90.019 FEED LIME UNLOADING AND STORAGE
90.019 LIME ADDITION ASPIRATION
90.019 LIME UNLOAD AND STORAGE
99.140 HAUL TRAFFIC ROAD
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
C-52
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WHELAN ENERGY CENTER
DAKOTA CITY PLANT
CASS COUNTY POWER PLANT
C. W. BURDICK GENERATING STATI
*BEATRICE POWER STATION
CARGILL - BLAIR PLANT
NE-0018
NE-0020
NE-0021
NE-0022
NE-0023
NE-0024
03/30/2004 ACT
06/22/2004 EST
06/22/2004 EST
06/22/2004 EST
06/22/2004 EST
06/22/2004 EST
NUCOR STEEL DIVISION
NE-0025 06/22/2004 EST
NUCOR STEEL DIVISION
NE-0026 06/22/2004 EST
11.110 BOILER, UNIT 2 UTILITY
19.320 WASTE TREATMENT PLANT
15.110 2-173 MW COMBUSTION TURBINES
12.220 OIL-FIRED COMBUSTION TURBINES
15.110 GAS-FIRED COMBUSTION TURBINE
13.900 AUXILIARY BOILER
15.210 2-COMBUSTION TURBINES W/ DUCT BURNER
11.310 BOILER D (NO. 21)
12.310 BOILERS A, B & C
70.015 CORN GERM OIL EXTRACTION PROCESS
70.015 CORN RAIL UNLOADING FILTER
70.015 CORN TANK UNLOADING FILTER
70.015 CRACKED CORN FILTER RECEIVER
70.015 FEED LOAD-OUT - RAIL
70.015 FIBER BIN RECEIVER
70.015 GERM CONVEYOR
70.015 GERM COOKER
70.015 GERM DRYER
70.015 GERM EXTRACTION PLANT
70.015 GERM MEAL DRYER
70.015 GLUTEN BIN RECEIVER
70.015 GLUTEN FLASH DRYER
70.015 LIME/PRECOAT AREA
70.015 PROCESS ASPIRATION
70.015 REFINERY CARBON REGENERATOR
70.015 SEM BIN RECEIVER
70.015 STEEPHOUSE ASPIRATION
70.015 TRAFFIC FUGITIVES
70.015 WWT LIME UNLOADING
81.310 CUT-OFF TORCHES
81.310 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE
81.310 LADLE PREHEATERS (TOTAL)
81.310 NNI PREHEAT FURNACE
81.310 NNII BILLET POST HEATER
81.310 NNII REHEAT FURNACE
11.310 NNI REHEAT FURNACE
13.310 NNII BILET POST-HEATER
13.310 NNII REHEAT FURNACE
81.210 CUT-OFF TORCHES
81.310 LADLE PREHEATER
REGION 8
C-53
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COLORADO UTE-CRAIG UNIT #3
CO-0007 03/27/1980 ACT
PLATTE RIVER PWR-RAWHIDE
CO-0012 05/22/1980 ACT
HOLNAM, FLORENCE
CO-0047 07/29/1999 ACT
11.110 BOILER
90.011 COAL PILE
90.011 CONVEYOR
90.011 RR CAR
90.011 STORAGE & TRANSFER, LIME
90.011 TRANS PTS.
99.120 ASH UNLOAD
99.120 SILO VENT, ASH
11.110 BOILER
90.011 COAL STORAGE
90.011 COAL UNLOAD
90.011 CONVEYOR, COAL
90.011 CRUSHING, COAL
90.019 STORAGE, LIME
99.120 SILO, ASH
90.011 COAL STOCKPILE
90.011 RECLAIMING, CONVEYING, & TRANS COAL TO COAL SCREEN
90.011 SCREENING AND CRUSHING OVERSIZE COAL
90.011 TRANS & CONVEYING - CRUSHED COAL TO TRANSFER TOWER
90.011 TRANSFER, COAL, TRANSFER TOWER TO SILO
90.011 UNLOADING & CONVEYING, COAL TO STOCKPILE
90.023 DRILLING AND BLASTING
90.023 OVERBURDEN AND WASTE ROCK REMOVAL
90.023 RAW MATERIAL, REMOVAL AND HAULAGE
90.023 RAW MATERIALS EXTRACTION
90.028 CEMENT CLINKER COOLER
90.028 CEMENT CLINKER STORAGE & HANDLING
90.028 CEMENT KILN DUST HAULING
90.028 COAL MILL VENT BAGHOUSE
90.028 FINISH MILL SYSTEM
90.028 KILN/PREHEATER/BYPASS & CLINKER COOLER EXHAUST
90.028 MATERIAL HANDLING, CEMENT BULK LOADOUTS
90.028 MATERIAL HANDLING, CEMENT PACKHOUSE
90.028 MATERIAL TRANSFER, HAUL TRUCKS TO PRI CRUSH FEED
90.028 PRE-BLENDING
90.028 PRIMARY CRUSHER #2
90.028 RAW MATERIALS CONVEYING, RAW MILL FEED BINS
90.028 RAW MILL SYSTEM
90.028 ROCK CRUSHER
90.028 SECONDARY CRUSHER #1
90.028 TRANSFER & CONVEYING, CRUSHER #1 TO SECOND #1
90.028 TRANSFER & CONVEYING, PRELIM CRUSH #2 TO PRE-BLEND
C-54
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RIO GRANDE PORTLAND CEMENT COR CO-0043 09/25/2000 ACT
PLATTE RIVER POWER AUTHORITY- CO-0053
*CF & I STEEL L.P. DBA ROCKY MO CO-0054
MALMSTROM AFB MT-0002
05/31/2001 ACT
06/21/2004 ACT
06/01/1981 ACT
AGRITECHNOLOGY MONTANA LLC MT-0028
CONTINENTAL ENERGY SERVICES, I MT-0019
11/06/2001 ACT
06/07/2002 ACT
HARDIN GENERATOR PROJECT
MT-0027 06/11/2002 ACT
BULL MOUNTAIN, NO. 1, LLC - RO MT-0022 07/21/2003 ACT
*RICHARDTON PLANT
ND-0020 08/04/2004 ACT
90.028 TRANSFER & CONVEYING, RAW MATERIAL
90.028 TRANSFER & CONVEYING, SECONDARY CRUSHER #1
90.028 TRANSFER, MILLED RAW MEAL TO BLENDING SILO
90.028 TRANSFER, BLENDING SILO TO KILN FEED BIN
90.028 TRANSFER, CEMENT TO CEMENT SILOS
90.028 TRANSFER, CLINKER TO CEMENT FINISH MILL BINS
90.028 UNLOADING, TRANSFER, CONVEYING RAW MAT. & ADD.
90.999 DISTURBED AREAS IN QUARRY AND PLANT
99.140 PAVED ROADS, CEMENT PRODUCT HAULOUT
90.028 KILN, CLINKER COOLER
90.028 MATERIAL HANDLING
90.028 MATERIAL MILLING
90.028 PREHEATER/PRECALCINER, KILN
99.190 RAW MATERIAL TRANSFER, ROAD DUST
15.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
81.210 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE (EAF)
11.110 HEATER, 3
90.011 COAL STOCKPILE
90.011 CONVEYOR, COAL
90.011 PILE RECLAIM
90.011 WIND EROSION
90.019 LIME SYS
99.120 HANDLING (ASH)
11.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE 1
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE 2
11.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL-FIRED
90.011 MATERIAL TRANSFER, COAL HANDLING TRANSFER POINTS
90.019 MATERIAL TRANSFER, LIME HANDLING TRANSFER POINTS
99.120 MATERIAL TRANSFER, FLY ASH HANDLING TRANSFER POINT
11.110 BOILER, PC NO. 1
11.110 BOILER, PC NO. 2
12.220 BOILER, AUXILIARY, # 1 & #2
17.210 1C ENGINE, EMERGENCY GENERATOR
90.011 ACTIVE COAL STORAGE PILE
90.011 INACTIVE COAL STORAGE PILE
90.011 MATERIAL TRANSFER, COAL HANDLING TRANSFER POINTS
90.019 MATERIAL TRANSFER, LIME HANDLING TRANSFER POINTS
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING, FLY ASH HANDLING TRANSFER POINT
12.110 BOILER, COAL-FIRED
42.009 ETHANOL STORAGE TANKS
64.005 ETHANOL LOADOUT
70.007 DDGS LOADOUT
C-55
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UTAH PWR & LT CO-HUNTER STATIC UT-0021 06/02/1980 ACT
INTERMOUNTAIN PWR PROJECT-IPP UT-0009 06/08/1980 ACT
WHITE RIVER SHALE OIL CORP.
UT-0025 08/04/1982 ACT
70.007 GRAIN RECEIVING
70.007 HAMMERMILLING
70.016 DDGS COOLING
70.016 FERMENTATION
90.011 COAL HANDLING
11.110 BOILER #4
90.011 ACTIVE STORAGE
90.011 CONVEYOR
90.011 STORAGE & TRANSFER, LIME
90.011 STORAGE, INACTIVE
90.011 TRANS
90.011 TRUCK UNLD
99.120 SILO VENT, ASH
99.120 SILO, ASH UNLOAD
99.120 SLUDGE MIX(ASH)
99.150 HAUL ROAD
11.110 BOILER, 4
90.011 COAL STORAGE
90.011 COAL UNLOAD
90.011 CONV/TRANSFER
90.011 CONVEYOR, COAL
90.011 CRUSHING, COAL
90.019 STORAGE, LIME
99.120 ASH UNLOAD
99.150 HAUL ROAD
11.900 BOILER & POWER PLANTS (3 STK)
11.900 FURNACE, HYDROGEN PLANT REFORMER
11.900 HEATER, TOSCO PREHEAT & BALL
11.900 HEATER, UNION B RECYCLE GAS, PHASE III
12.900 FURNACE, HYDROTREATER REACTOR FEED, PHASE III
42.006 STORAGE TANK, NAPTHA/CRUDE
50.010 CONVEYOR
50.010 CRUSHING & SCREENS
50.010 DEAD STORAGE WIND EROSION, RAW SHALE STOCKPILE
50.010 FEED TO STORAGE SILOS
50.010 FINES CONVEYOR, POINTS TRANSFER
50.010 FUEL GAS TREATED HIGH BTU
50.010 FUEL GAS TREATED LOW BTU
50.010 GROOMING
50.010 GROOMING, RAW SHALE STOCKPILE
50.010 LIVE STORAGE WIND EROSION, RAW SHALE STOCKPILE
50.010 LOAD IN
50.010 LOAD IN, RAW SHALE STOCKPILE
C-56
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INTERMOUNTAIN POWER PROJECT
NUCOR STEEL CORPORATION
UT-0009.A 10/17/1983 ACT
UT-0063 10/14/1994 ACT
DESERET GENERATION AND TRANSMI UT-0060 06/14/1995 ACT
HOLNAM, DEVIL'S SLIDE PLANT
NUCOR STEEL CORPORATION
UT-0062 05/13/1996 ACT
UT-0061 08/29/1997 ACT
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
WY-0004 03/14/1980 ACT
50.010 PLANT, GAS TREATMENT, 3 UNITS
50.010 PROCESSED SHALE CONVEYOR TRANSFER POINTS
50.010 PROCESSED SHALE DISPOSAL
50.010 SILO FEED, SUPERIOR RETORT
50.010 SILO FEED, TOSCO RETORT
50.010 SILO FEED, UNION RETORT
50.010 SUPERIOR PROCESSED CONVEYOR SHALE
50.010 SURFACE CRUSHING & SCREENS
50.010 TOSCO PROCESSED CONVEYOR SHALE
50.010 UNION PROCESSED CONVEYOR SHALE
50.010 WIND EROSION
90.023 IN-MINE PRIMARY CRUSHING
90.023 MINE CONVEYOR SURGE BIN
90.023 MINE CONVEYOR TRANSFER POINTS
99.140 MAIN ACCESS ROADS
99.150 ROAD, LIGHT DUTY, 2ND
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 3
90.011 COAL HANDLING, UNLOADING, CRUSHING, CONVEYING
90.999 COAL, LIMESTONE, ASH HANDLING
61.012 FERTILIZER MANUFACTURING, PAN GRANULATOR
61.012 NATURAL GAS FIRED DRYER (FERTILIZER MANF. POINT)
81.310 EAF, (2)
81.390 REHEAT FURNACE #1
81.390 REHEAT FURNACE #2
99.140 ROADS (PAVED)
99.150 ROADS (UNPAVED)
11.110 BOILER, GENERATING UNIT
90.011 COAL STORAGE PILE
90.011 MATERIAL HANDLING - COAL
90.019 LIMESTONE STORAGE
90.019 MATERIAL HANDLING - LIMESTONE
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING - ASH
99.140 ROADS (PAVED)
99.150 ROADS (UNPAVED)
90.028 KILN
99.190 ROADS AND FUGITIVE DUST
81.510 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACES (#1 & #2)
99.140 ROADS (PAVED)
99.150 ROADS (UNPAVED)
99.999 FUGITIVES / STOCK PILES / TRANSFER POINTS
99.999 REHEAT FURNACE #1
99.999 REHEAT FURNACE #2
13.110 BOILER, COAL, 3 EA, NOTE #1
C-57
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BLACK HILLS POWER AND LIGHT CO WY-0046 04/14/1993 ACT
WYGEN, INC. - WYGEN UNIT ONE
WY-0048 09/06/1996 ACT
QUESTAR PIPELINE CORP. - RK SP WY-0032
ENCOAL CORPORATION-ENCOAL NORT WY-0047
09/25/1997 ACT
10/10/1997 ACT
TWO ELK GENERATION PARTNERS, L WY-0039 02/27/1998 ACT
WOLD TRONA COMPANY, INC.
WY-0055 04/27/2000 ACT
99.120 ASH HANDLING, STORAGE SILO
11.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL FIRED STEAM ELECTRIC POWER
13.220 BOILER, AUXILIARY, DISTILLATE OIL
90.011 BOILER BUILDING
90.011 SILO, COAL STORAGE, BOTTOM
90.011 SILO, COAL STORAGE, TOP
90.019 SILO, LIME STORAGE
99.120 FLY ASH TRANSFER/HANDLING BUILDING
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING, FLY ASH AND FGD BYPRODUCT
11.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL FIRED, STEAM ELECTRIC POWE
90.011 BOILER BUILDING
90.999 SILO, LIME STORAGE
99.120 FLY ASH HANDLING BUILDING
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING, FLY ASH AND FLUE GAS DESULFURIZ
99.120 SILO, FLY ASH STORAGE
16.110 TURBINE, NATURAL GAS FIRED, 2EA
11.110 BOILER, COAL FIRED, MAIN STACK
11.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL FIRED POWER GENERATION UNI
90.010 COOLER, PROCESS DERIVED FUEL
90.010 DRYER SURGE BIN
90.010 EXHAUST, PLANT VAPOR FROM LIQUIDS FROM COAL PROCES
90.010 EXHAUST, PROCESS WATER VAPOR, 3 EACH
90.010 LIQUIDS FROM COAL PLANT (3 MODULES PER PLANT)
90.010 SCRUBBER, FINISHING, 3 EACH
90.010 SILO, COAL STORAGE
90.011 STORAGE, PROCESS DERIVED FUEL
90.019 SILO, LIME STORAGE
99.120 BIN, ASH STORAGE
99.120 MATERIAL HANDLING, FLY ASH AND GAS DESULFURIZATION
11.110 BOILER, STEAM ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING
15.110 TURBINE, STATIONARY
90.011 CRUSHER, CONE, SECONDARY COAL
90.011 DUMP POCKET, COAL
90.011 MATERIAL HANDLING, DUMPING COAL AT DUMP POCKET
90.011 SILO, BOILER, PLANT COAL
90.011 SILO, COAL
90.019 SILO, LIME
90.999 MATERIAL HANDLING, DESULFURIZATION BYPRODUCTS
99.120 HANDLING BUILDING, FLY ASH
99 . 120 SILO, FLY ASH
90.017 BENETRON ORE UPGRADE FACILITY STACK (E4)
90.017 FUEL TAMK VAPOR LOSSES (F2)
90.017 TRONA ORE CALCINER STACK (E5) (E15)
C-58
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WILLIAMS FIELD SERVICES CO./EC WY-0060 03/21/2001 ACT
EXXON MOBIL/SHUTE CREEK WY-0062 06/19/2002 ACT
KERN RIVER GAS TRANSMISSION CO WY-0059 07/30/2002 ACT
BLACK HILLS CORP./NEIL SIMPSON WY-0061 04/04/2003 ACT
REGION 9
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
99.150 FUGITIVE EMISSIONS - ROAD DUST
16.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (3)
16.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE AND DUCT BURNER
16.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS
17.130 1C ENGINE, NATURAL GAS
19.600 PROCESS HEATER, REGENERATION HEATER
50.006 AMINE UNIT
15.250 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, (3)
16.110 TURBINES, SIMPLE CYCLE, NATURAL GAS (3)
17.130 1C ENGINE, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, & DUCT BURNER
(E6)
TUCSON ELECT. POWER CO. UNITS AZ-0002 12/21/1977 ACT
*SALT RIVER PROJECT/ DESERT BAS AZ-0044 09/10/1999 ACT
*PPL SUNDANCE ENERGY, LLC/SUNDA AZ-0045 07/25/2001 ACT
GILA BEND POWER GENERATING STA AZ-0038 05/15/2002 ACT
DUKE ENERGY ARLINGTON VALLEY ( AZ-0043 11/12/2003 ACT
CREOLE CORP. CA-0006 05/20/1980 ACT
GETTY OIL CO.
CHEVRON, U.S.A.
POZZOLANIC INTERNATIONAL
KERN FRONT LIMITED
COMBINED ENERGY RESOURCES
WHEELABRATOR DELANO ENERGY CO.
CA-0109 03/29/1985 ACT
CA-0110 07/22/1985 ACT
CA-0214 10/22/1986 ACT
CA-0853 11/04/1986 ACT
CA-0179.A 02/26/1988 ACT
CA-0267 05/27/1988 ACT
11.110
90.011
99.120
99.120
15.210
15.210
15.110
15.210
15.210
15.210
90.024
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
99.140
16.110
16.110
99.120
15.110
15.210
11.120
GENERATOR, COAL FIRED, 2
COAL HANDLING
BOTTOM ASH
FLY ASH
COMBINED CYCLE
COMBINED CYCLE WITH DUCT BURNERS
SIMPLE CYCLE, (12)
COMBINED CYCLE,
COMBINED CYCLE
COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNER
DUCT BURNER, NATURAL GAS
TURBINE
TURBINE
TURBINE
TURBINE
TURBINE
TURBINE
QUARRY HAUL ROADS
COOLER, CLINKER
HANDLING & CONVEYING, RAW MATL
OTHER PM POINT SOURCES
PREHEATER/KILN MILL (2)
STOCKPILE, RAW MATL & COAL
INPLANT ROADS
GAS TURBINE, 6 EA
TURBINE W/GENERATOR, GAS FIRED, 7 EA
RECEIVING/STORAGE, FLYASH
TURBINE, GAS, GENERAL ELECTRIC LM-2500
COGENERATION FACILITY, SEE NOTE
BOILER, FBC, BIOMASS FIRED
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UNOCAL CA-0613
KENNETH HARPER AND ASSOCIATES CA-0540
BLUE DIAMOND DIVISION OF SULLY CA-1000
SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY D CA-0997
NEVADA PWR CO. NV-0001
NEVADA COGENERATION ASSOCIATES NV-0018
NEVADA COGENERATION ASSOCIATES NV-0020
SAGUARO POWER COMPANY NV-0015
EL DORADO ENERGY, LLC NV-0033
REGION 10
07/18/1989 ACT
05/10/1991 ACT
10/06/2000 ACT
09/01/2003 EST
04/13/1981 ACT
01/17/1991 ACT
01/17/1991 ACT
06/17/1991 ACT
08/19/2004 ACT
90.011 FUEL RECEIVING OPER. #1
90.011 FUEL RECEIVING OPER. #2
90.011 FUEL RECEIVING OPER. #3
90.011 FUEL RECLAIMATION, SCREEN/STORE
90.011 RECEIVING & STORAGE, SAND
90.019 RECEIVING & STORAGE, LIMESTONE
99.120 MATL HANDLING, ASH
15.900 TURBINE, GAS (SEE NOTES)
17.230 ENGINE, 1C (PROPANE)
90.004 ASPHALT BATCH PLANT- ROTARY DRYER
90.004 HOT MIX TRUCK LOADING TUNNELS
15.210 GAS TURBINES, (2)
11.110 BOILER, 4 EA
19.600 BOILER, COAL FIRED, 4
42.004 STORAGE, FUEL OIL
90.011 PLANT, COAL DEWATERING
90.011 SILO, ACTIVE COAL STORAGE
90.011 STORAGE PILE, INACTIVE, COAL
90.019 LIME CONVEYING, TRANSFER, STORAGE, & SLAKERS
99.120 ASH HANDLING, STORAGE & DISPOSAL
99.140 PLANT ACCESS & HAUL ROADS
15.210 COMBINED-CYCLE POWER GENERATION
15.210 COMBINED-CYCLE POWER GENERATION
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE GENERATOR
15.210 COMBUSTION TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & COGEN(2)
ALASKA ELECTRICAL GENERATION & AK-0018
ARCO ALASKA, INC. AK-0021
GOLDEN VALLEY ELECTRIC ASSOCIA AK-0024
03/29/1985 ACT
10/16/1989 ACT
03/10/1993 ACT
ALPINE DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, CE AK-0056 02/01/1999 ACT
15.110 TURBINE, GAS FIRED, PWR GEN
15.110 TURBINES, GAS FIRED, 3
12.110 BOILER, PULVERIZED COAL (CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY)
90.011 COAL STORAGE PILE
90.011 COAL, PRIMARY CRUSHER & HANDLING SYSTEM
90.019 LIMESTONE PRIMARY CRUSHER & STORAGE SILO
99.120 FLYASH STORAGE SILO
99.150 HAUL ROADS
13.390 HEATER, CRUDE PRODUCTION, 65.6 MMBTU/H
13.390 HEATER, UHM, 20 MMBTU/H
15.150 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, 25.8 MW
15.150 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, 36,700 HP
16.150 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, 11.2 MW
17.110 1C ENGINES, 2 MW
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SNAKE RIVER POWER PLANT
AK-0055 12/28/1999 ACT
TYONEK PLATFORM AK-0057
NORTHSTAR DEVELOPMENT FACILITY AK-0058
06/06/2000 ACT
08/16/2000 ACT
USAF EARECKSON AIR STATION
AK-0059 09/29/2003 ACT
DUTCH HARBOR SEAFOOD PROCESSIN AK-0060 10/10/2003 ACT
ID NAT'L ENGINEERING AND ENVT' ID-0009
IDAHO NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY & ENG ID-0013
06/26/2000 ACT
06/26/2000 ACT
MIDDLETON FACILITY
ID-0010 10/19/2001 ACT
GARNET ENERGY, MIDDLETON FACIL ID-0012 10/19/2001 ACT
COMPRESSOR STATION NO. 4 ID-0011
PACIFIC GAS TRANSMISSION COMPA OR-0009
DURKEE FACILITY OR-0036
04/04/2002 ACT
06/19/1990 ACT
02/26/1998 ACT
19.330
19.330
19.600
17.110
17.110
17.110
17.110
17.110
16.150
13.220
16.150
16.150
19.330
19.330
21.900
90.999
13.220
17.110
17.110
17.210
21.100
13.290
17.110
13.220
13.220
13.220
15.110
15.190
15.210
19.600
19.700
15.210
15.290
16.110
16.110
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
90.028
HIGH PRESSURE FLARE
LOW PRESSURE FLARE
HEATER, HMU, 20 MMBTU/H
1
1
2
3.7 MW
MW
MW
MW
1C ENGINE,
1C ENGINE,
1C ENGINE,
1C ENGINE,
1C ENGINE, 4.4 MW
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (2)
HEATERS
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (2)
TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE, (3)
HIGH PRESSURE FLARE
LOW PRESSURE FLARE
INCINERATORS, MISCELLANEOUS SMALL (< 350 LBS/DAY)
BULK MATERIAL HANDLING
BOILERS, DIESEL, (5)
1C ENGINE, DIESEL, (2)
1C ENGINES
1C ENGINES, FIREWATER PUMP, DIESEL, (2)
INCINERATOR, SOLID WASTE
BOILER, FUEL OIL, (2)
1C ENGINE, GENERATOR, FUEL OIL, (3)
(4) CPP-606 BOILERS AND (1) INTEC PORTABLE BOILER
BOILER, PORTABLE FIRETUBE, (1)
BOILERS, STATIONARY FIRETUBE, (4)
(2) GAS TURBINES WITHOUT DUCT BURNERS, NAT GAS
(2) GAS TURBINES WITHOUT DUCT BURNERS, DIST
(2) GAS TURBINES WITH DUCT BURNERS, NAT GAS
(2) DUCT BURNERS
(2) GAS TURBINES ANNUAL EMISSION LIMITS, BOTH FUEL
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, NATURAL GAS, (2)
TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, FUEL OIL, (2)
19500-HP GAS TURBINE
TURBINE GAS, COMPRESSOR STATION
AIR SLIDE TO BLEND SILOS
BEDROCK BLASTING
CEMENT SILOS 1,2,3 & 4
CEMENT SILOS 1,2,3,& 5
CLINKER COOLER
CONVEYOR - GYPSUM
FINISH MILL #1
FINISH MILL #2
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SPRINGFIELD PLANT
OR-0025 06/04/1998 ACT
KLAMATH GENERATION, LLC
OR-0040
EAGLE- PICKER VALE, OREGON PLA OR-0042
COB ENERGY FACILITY, LLC OR-0039
03/12/2003 ACT
05/23/2003 ACT
12/30/2003 ACT
UMATILLA GENERATING COMPANY, L OR-0043 05/11/2004 ACT
TEXACO, INC. - PUGET SOUND REF WA-0005
WASHINGTON WATER POWER CO. WA-0008
02/25/1981 ACT
11/17/1982 ACT
90.028 KILN
90.028 KILN FEED FOR PREHEATER
90.028 PRIMARY CRUSHER
90.028 PULVERIZED COAL BIN
90.028 QUARRY CRUSHING
90.028 RAILCAR UNLOADING
90.028 RAW MATERIAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE
90.028 TRANSFER BETWEEN CONVEYOR & SCREEN
90.028 VIBRATING SCREEN
99.190 PAVED & UNPAVED ROADS
82.999 CRUSHING AND SCREENING - P7
82.999 DENSIFIER - P2
82.999 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE - EAF-4
82.999 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE EAF-3
82.999 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE FUGITIVES F-4
82.999 ELECTRIC ARC FURNACE FUGITIVES F3
82.999 FUME STORAGE AND LOADING
82.999 MAIN FUME SILO - PI
82.999 NEW DENSIFIER - P9
82.999 SCREEN & CRUSH FUGITIVES F7
82.999 STORAGE & MIXING F1-F2
99.140 ROAD AND PARKING LOTS
12.310 DUCT BURNERS
13.310 BOILER, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS (2)
90.024 DRYER 1/CALCINER 1
90.024 DRYER 2/CALCINER 2
11.310 DUCT BURNERS, NATURAL GAS, (4)
13.310 BOILERS, AUXILIARY, NATURAL GAS, (2)
15.210 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE, DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS, (4)
11.310 DUCT BURNERS
15.110 TURBINE, COMBINED CYCLE & DUCT BURNER, NAT GAS (2)
62.019 CLUAS SULFUR UNIT, 2
19.600 BOILER, CGS
90.011 COAL CONVEYOR DISCHARGE
90.011 COAL CONVEYOR TRIPPERS
90.011 COAL SUPPLY SYSTEM
90.011 CONVEYOR
90.011 DEAD STORAGE
90.011 ROTARY CAR DUMPER (COAL)
90.011 SILO, COAL
90.019 ROTARY CAR DUMPER (LIMESTONE)
90.019 SILO, LIMESTONE
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FERNDALE REFINERY
WA-0317 04/04/2001 ACT
MINT FARM GENERATION WA-0290 05/06/2002 EST
NORTHWEST PIPELINE CORP.-MT VE WA-0316 03/27/2003 ACT
SUMAS ENERGY 2 GENERATION FACI WA-0315 04/17/2003 ACT
BP CHERRY POINT REFINERY WA-0301 05/15/2003 ACT
FREDONIA ENERGY STATION
HANFORD
WA-0312 07/18/2003 ACT
WA-0313 11/13/2003 ACT
*KENNEWICK FERTILIZER OPERATION WA-0318 08/27/2004 ACT
NUCOR STEEL
WA-0319 09/08/2004 ACT
99.120 BOTTOM ASH DISPOSAL
99.120 FLY ASH HANDLING & SILOS
99.150 ROAD DUST
99.999 TRANSFER HOUSES
99.999 WASTE TREATMENT BLDG.
50.003 FCCU & CO BOILER
50.006 HEATER, HEAVY FCC GASOLINE HDS FEED
50.006 HEAVY FCC GASOLINE HDS STRIPPER REBOILER
50.006 SULFUR RECOVERY UNIT
15.110 POWER PLANT
13.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
16.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE
16.110 TURBINE, SIMPLE CYCLE
17.230 1C ENGINE, STANDBY GENERATOR
15.210 TURBINES, COMBINED CYCLE, (2)
11.310 BOILER, NATURAL GAS
13.310 PROCESS HEATER, IHT
15.110 TURBINES, SIMPLE 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
61.012 GRANULAR UREA AMMONIUM NITRATE PRODUCTION
61.012 LIQUID AMMONIUM NITRATE PRODUCTION
62.014 PLANT 7 NITRIC ACID PRODUCTION
62.014 PLANT 9 NITRIC ACID PRODUCTION
81.310 EAF, HIGH TEMPERATURE BAGHOUSE
81.310 EAF, LOW TEMPERATURE BAGHOUSE
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TECHNICAL REPORT DATA
(Please read Instructions on reverse before completing)
1. REPORT NO.
EPA-456/R-05-002
3. RECIPIENT'S ACCESSION NO.
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE
RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse (RBLC)
Clean Air Technology Center
Annual Report for 2004
5. REPORT DATE
February 2005
6. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE
7. AUTHOR(S)
Joseph E. Steigerwald
8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NO.
9. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
Clean Air Technology Center
ITG, ITPID, OAQPS
U.S. EPA
RTF, NC 27711
10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO.
11. CONTRACT/GRANT NO.
68-D-03-055
12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
13. TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOD COVERED
Final
14. SPONSORING AGENCY CODE
EPA/200/04
15. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
16. ABSTRACT
The Clean Air Act as amended in 1977 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).
The basic purposes of the RACT/BACT/LAER Clearinghouse are 1) to provide State and
local air pollution control agencies 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 information presented in this compilation was abstracted from per-construction permits and submitted voluntarily by
the State and local air pollution control agencies. The Clearinghouse is intended as a reference for States and local agencies in
making RACT/BACT/LAER decisions.
The RBLC has now moved to the World Wide Web. The RBLC Web address is:
http://www.epa.gov/ttn/catc/
Clicking on the RBLC logo on this page allows access to all of the information in the RBLC including interactive queries,
customized reports, and downloadable copies of this and other RBLC documents.
17.
KEY WORDS AND DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
a. DESCRIPTORS
Best Available Control Technology
Lowest Achievable Emission Rate
Control Technology Center
New Source Review
Reasonable Achievable Control Technology
18. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT
Release Unlimited
b. IDENTIFIERS/OPEN ENDED TERMS
Air Pollution control
19. SECURITY CLASS (Report)
Unclassified
20. SECURITY CLASS (Page)
Unclassified
c. COSATT Field/Group
21. NO. OF PAGES
22. PRICE
EPA Form 2220-1 (Rev. 4-77) PREVIOUS EDITION IS OBSOLETE
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United States Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Publication No. EPA-456/R-05-002
Environmental Protection Air Quality Strategies and Standards Division February 2005
Agency Research Triangle Park, NC
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