UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

REGION IX AIR DIVISION

Technical Support Document

For

EPA’s Rulemaking

for the

South Coast Air Quality Management District 

portion of the 

California State Implementation Plan

CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 1318 Tracking System –

Source-specific SIP Revision

Prepared by Leslie Ramirez

and Laura Yannayon

Reviewed by Gerardo Rios

December 29, 2010
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I. RULE IDENTIFICATION

Agency: South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)

Submittal Subject to this 

TSD:

CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 1318 Tracking System –

Source-specific SIP Revision

Adopted by District on: July 9, 2010

Submitted by CARB on: September 10, 2010

Current SIP Approved 

Rule: None

Completeness 

Determination: 

EPA deemed this submittal complete on October 27, 2010. 

EPA made its determination of completeness pursuant to EPA’s 

completeness criteria that are set forth in 40 CFR Part 51, 

Appendix V. EPA adopted the completeness criteria on 

February 16, 1990 (55 FR 5830) and, pursuant to section 

110(k)(1)(A) of the Clean Air Act , revised the criteria on 

August 26, 1991 (56 FR 42216).

II. SUBMITTAL SUMMARY

The South Coast Air Quality Management District (District or SCAQMD) has submitted a 

source-specific state implementation plan (SIP) revision which has two parts. The first consists 

of the actual language revising the SCAQMD portion of the California SIP, the second is the 

new CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 1318 Tracking System created to implement this new SIP 

provision. 

The text of the proposed source-specific SIP revision is as follows:

The Executive Officer of the South Coast Air Quality Management District shall transfer 

sulfur oxides and particulate emission credits from the CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 

1318 Tracking System, attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein, to eligible 

electrical generating facilities pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 40440.14, as in 

effect January 1, 2010, (i.e. the CPV Sentinel Power Plant to be located in Desert Hot 

Springs, CA) in the full amounts needed to issue permits to construct and to meet 

requirements for sulfur oxides and particulate matter emissions. Notwithstanding District 

Rule 1303, this SIP revision provides a federally enforceable mechanism for transferring 

offsets from the AQMD's internal accounts to the CPV Sentinel Project. The Executive 

Officer shall complete the transfer of credits to an electrical generating facility pursuant 

to this provision upon the receipt of payment of the mitigation fees set forth in the South 

Coast District's Rule 1309.1, as adopted on August 3, 2007, regardless of the subsequent 

repeal of those provisions. This section shall remain in effect only until January 1, 2012, 
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and sunsets as of that date. Such repeal does not affect the federal approvability of credits 

or the transfer of such credits that are transferred prior to the repeal.

In addition to instructing the District to provide a certain quantity of emission offset credits from 

their internal offset tracking system to the CPV Sentinel Energy Project, the action also provides 

a new mechanism which allows these offsets to be used to satisfy the requirements of District 

Rule 1303(b)(2). This provision requires the District to deny a permit to construct a new source 

or modify an existing source unless it is exempt from offsets requirements pursuant to Rule 

1304, or emissions increases are offset by either Emission Reduction Credits approved pursuant 

to Rule 1309, or by allocations from the Priority Reserve in accordance with the provisions of 

Rule 1309.1. This submittal revises the SIP for this particular source (thus the name sourcespecific SIP revision) to transfer offsetting emission reductions from the District’s internal bank 

to the AB 1318 Tracking System.

III. BACKGROUND DISCUSSION

A. Federal Clean Air Act Requirements

The South Coast Air Basin is an extreme non-attainment area for the 1-hour and 8-hour ozone 

standards, a serious non-attainment area for PM10 and non-attainment for PM2.5. Sulfur dioxide 

emissions are PM10 precursors and are therefore also treated as a PM10 non-attainment pollutant. 

Part D of the Clean Air Act (CAA) establishes requirements for non-attainment area state 

implementation plans (SIP). The District’s non-attainment permitting program is contained in 

District Regulation XIII, which was approved into the South Coast portion of the California SIP 

on December 4, 1996. (61 FR 64291) This regulation contains language consistent with the 

CAA Section 173 requirement that all new or modified major stationary sources located in 

nonattainment areas must offset emission increases by obtaining actual emission reductions of 

the nonattainment pollutants.

B. State Law Requirements

This source-specific revision was adopted by the District and is being submitted to EPA in order 

to implement California AB 1318 (2009, V.M. Perez), including California Health and Safety 

Code Section 40440.14. That section of state law requires the District to credit to its internal 

offset accounts and transfer to eligible electrical generating facilities emission credits in the full 

amounts needed to issue permits for eligible electrical generating facilities to meet offset 

requirements for sulfur oxides and particulate matter emissions. The only known eligible facility 

is the proposed CPV Sentinel, LLC power plant. The proposed project is an 850 megawatt 

natural gas-fired power plant to be located at 63575 Power Line Road, Desert Hot Springs, 

California, 92440. In accordance with state law, the intent of the submittal is to provide a 

federally-approved mechanism for the transfer of credits to the CPV Sentinel Energy Project

from the District’s internal bank and to allow the use of these credits to meet Rule 1303 offset 

requirements. 
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C. Banking of Emission Reduction Credits and Offsets

The term “banking,” in the context of Emission Reduction Credits (ERC) and offsets, is a term of 

art which evolved out of necessity as part of the NSR program. ERC’s can be generated 

whenever a source has emission reductions that are real, quantifiable, surplus, permanent and 

enforceable. In turn, these ERC’s are used when they are surrendered to a permitting authority to 

“offset” an emission increase for a proposed project. Banking systems were developed by local 

permitting authorities to track emission reductions when they were generated (deposited) and 

used (withdrawn) to offset new projects. The “bank” serves as a clearinghouse for all parties to 

track the generation and use of emission reduction credits within a permitting jurisdiction. In 

South Coast, District Rule 1309 establishes the procedures that a facility must use to “bank” 

emission reductions, including provisions to ensure the emission reductions meet the federal 

requirements of being real, quantifiable, surplus, permanent, and enforceable prior to use. Rule 

1309 does not apply to the District’s internal tracking system, where the District quantifies

various types of emission reductions that are real, quantifiable, surplus, permanent and 

enforceable. Each of these terms is discussed in further detail in Section V of this document. 

The District has maintained an internal offset tracking system (or “bank”) since the mid 1970’s

to track what were then called “offset balances.” These offset balances reflected the amount of 

emission increases or decreases occurring at each facility after a specified baseline date. In 

October 1990, the District adopted revisions to Regulation XIII, which no longer allowed 

individual stationary sources to maintain an offset balance. The District collected 80% of all 

existing stationary source offset credit balances and used these offsets to fund its initial internal 

offset bank. In addition, EPA’s 1996 SIP approval of this regulation provided guidance on the 

appropriate types of emission reductions the District could collect as emission reductions credits 

to continue funding its internal bank. A majority of these reductions include what are referred to 

as “orphan” emission reductions, which occur when a facility closes down, but does not apply to 

bank its emission reduction credits with the District; as well as offsets required by the District 

that are in excess of offset credits required by the federal CAA. When properly quantified and 

adjusted, these emission reductions meet the requirements of 40 CFR 51.165(a)(3)(C)(1)(i).

D. CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 1318 Tracking System

The District also established a new tracking system in accordance with AB 1318 requirements to 

account for the specific credits to be provided to the CPV Sentinel Energy Project, called the AB 

1318 Tracking System. With this new tracking system, the District has created a separate 

“account” within its internal bank and transferred specified credits from its PM10 and SOX

internal offset balances. The District reviewed each of the actions that created the creditable 

emission reduction and submitted this documentation to EPA for review as part of this sourcespecific SIP revision. When these offsets are surrendered to the District by the CPV Sentinel 

Energy Project permit applicants, the District will remove or retire the balance used by the 

project and return the rest, if any, back to its internal offset bank.
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IV. EPA REVIEW CRITERIA

EPA is considering the following criteria in evaluating this submittal for approval into the SIP. 

A. New Source Review

Section 173(c) of the CAA requires federal NSR offsets for new and modified stationary sources. 

Emission reductions used as federal NSR offsets must be real, quantifiable, surplus, permanent, 

and enforceable. 

B. SIP Relaxation

Under Section 110(l) of the Clean Air Act, EPA may not approve any SIP revision that would 

interfere with attainment, reasonable further progress or any other CAA requirement.

V. EPA EVALUATION

A. Overview of Submittal

The new AB1318 Tracking System includes specific offset credits that were identified from 

reductions of SOX and PM10 occurring between 1999 and 2008 from permitted equipment that 

has either permanently ceased operations in the District or is subject to federally enforceable 

conditions that reduced actual emissions. The District has not issued any ERCs for these specific 

reductions and has inactivated the permits for the equipment that has been shut down. These 

SOX and PM10 emission reductions were transferred out of the District’s internal offset accounts 

and into the AB1318 Tracking System. These reductions have not been used by any other 

source, nor will they be used for any other source in the future if they are used to construct the 

CPV Sentinel Energy Project. A copy of the AB1318 Tracking System for CPV Sentinel is 

included as an attachment to this TSD.

B. New Source Review

In order for an emission reduction to be used as an offset for a new emission source, the 

reduction must meet the federal requirements of being real, quantifiable, surplus, permanent, and 

enforceable prior to use. The following evaluation is based on EPA’s review of the supporting 

documentation the District submitted for each emission reduction included in the AB1318 

Tracking System. 

1. Real

This provision requires that a pollutant was actually previously emitted into the air 

and is no longer being emitted. To ensure the emission reductions are real, the 

District used the most recent emission inventory data based on actual emissions 

reported by the facility to calculate the actual emission reduction achieved by the 

shutdown of each emission unit. Because each source pays emission fees based on 

the reported emission data, there is no incentive for a source to over report their 
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emissions. The District used actual application emission data in cases in which 

permits were modified to ensure actual emission reductions occurred.

2. Quantifiable

This provision requires an accurate assessment of the quantity of emissions 

previously emitted by the source prior to the modification or shutdown of the subject 

equipment. Emission data from a continuous emission monitor or fuel usage data, 

throughput data and operating hours, in conjunction with established emission factors, 

may be used to calculate the quantity of emissions emitted. All sources which emit 4 

tpy or more of a particular pollutant are required to submit annual emission inventory 

reports to the District. This data is certified by the source as being accurate and 

reviewed by the District prior to approval of the annual emission inventory report. In 

addition, all of the emission sources used to generate the emission reductions are 

common types of sources with well-established emission calculation methodologies. 

Thus the emission reductions are quantifiable.

3. Surplus

This provision requires that emission reductions used as offsets to be “surplus” to any 

other federal requirement to reduce emissions. If a source adds control equipment to 

comply with a new rule requirement, then only the emission reductions that are in 

excess of those required by the new rule can be used as an offset. When emission 

reductions are generated by shutting down a source, the emission reduction is 

considered voluntary, and thus surplus to federal requirements to reduce emissions. 

For equipment where the source generated emission reductions that were banked 

pursuant to Rule 1309, the surplus nature of the reductions was determined as part of 

that process. The District then transferred a potion of the credit to the District’s 

internal bank to “pay back” offsets previously loaned to the source by the District. 

4. Permanent

The majority of credits included in the AB1318 Tracking System are from shutdown 

sources. The emission reductions from these permitted operations are considered 

permanent because the facilities no longer have permission to operate and emit the 

specified pollutants. If a new source is constructed to carry out the same type of 

business activity, the source would be required to provide new emission offsets prior 

to construction. In the cases were the emission reductions were created by the use of 

additional emission controls, the operating permits contain practicably enforceable 

conditions to ensure the permanence of the credited emission reductions.

5. Enforceable

The emission reductions included in AB1318 Tracking System from shutdown 

sources are enforceable because the shutdown sources no longer have a valid permit 

allowing them to operate. If such a source attempted to restart its operations, it would 

be required to obtain a new permit from the District and provide new offsets. In the 

cases in which the emission reductions were created by the use of additional emission 

controls, the operating permits contain practicably enforceable conditions to ensure 

the permanence of the credited emission reductions.
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C. Offset Evaluation for CPV Sentinel Energy Project

The offset evaluation for SOX and PM10 emission reductions for CPV Sentinel is included 

in the CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB1318 Tracking System. EPA has reviewed the 

associated documents and determined that the emission reductions meet the CAA Part 

173 requirement that emission reductions used as offsets be real, quantifiable, surplus, 

permanent, and enforceable prior to use. 

D. SIP Relaxation

This source-specific SIP revision provides a new but equivalent mechanism for satisfying 

the offset requirements of CAA § 173, 42 U.S.C. § 7503, since it provides an additional 

source of emission reductions, but all emission reductions must meet the same CAA Part 

173 criteria for offsets. Therefore this revision does not interfere with any applicable 

requirement concerning attainment or reasonable further progress or any other 

requirement of the Clean Air Act, as provided in CAA § 110(l), 42 U.S.C. § 7410(l). In 

addition, the District supplied a copy of its air quality analysis for the CPV Sentinel 

Energy Project which shows that operation of the plant will not does not interfere with 

the ability of the District to reach attainment.

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VI. EPA ACTION

As discussed above, the CAA requires that NSR offsets be actual emission reductions which are 

quantifiable, surplus, permanent, and enforceable. EPA has reviewed each of the actions that 

generated the emission reductions submitted as part of this source-specific SIP revision. EPA 

has determined that the all of the emissions reductions meet the necessary criteria, in that they 

are real, quantifiable, surplus, permanent and enforceable. Therefore, if this source-specific SIP 

revision is approved into the SIP, the emission reductions that generated these credits will also be 

federally enforceable. 

This source-specific SIP revision complies with the EPA review criteria as discussed above; 

therefore EPA has proposed full approval of the SIP revision because it complies with all 

relevant CAA requirements and is consistent with EPA’s guidance for NSR. 

VII. ATTACHMENTS

1. Revision to the SIP Preamble Sentinel Power Plant and AB 1318 Offset Tracking System

2. AB1318 Tracking System for CPV Sentinel

 

1 Air Quality Demonstration: SIP Revision for CPV Sentinel Energy Project
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REVISION TO THF STATE IMPLEMENTA'TION PLAN FOR THE SOUTH COAST AIR 

QUALITY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, STATE OF CALIFORNIA: SULFUR OXIDES AND 

PARTICULATE MATTER OFFSET REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PROPOSED CPV 

SENTINEL POWER PLANT TO BE LOCATED IN DESERT HOT SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA, 

INCLUDING AB 13 18 OFFSET TRACKING SYSTEM 

PREAMBLE: 

PURPOSE OF SIP REVISION 

The purpose of this source-specific revision to the State Implementation Plan (SIP) for the South 

Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) is to implement California AB 13 18 (2009, 

V.M. Perez) (Stats. 2009, Ch. 285), including California Health and Safety Code Section 

40440.14. That section requires the Executive Officer of the AQMD to credit to the South Coast 

District's internal emission credit accounts and transfer to eligible electrical generating facilities 

emission credits in the full amounts needed to issue permits for eligible electrical generating 

facilities to meet requirements for sulfur oxides and particulate matter emissions. The proposed 

CPV Sentinel, LLC power plant has been found to be an eligible electrical generating facility 

under this section, and is the only known eligible facility. The proposed SIP revision will 

provide a mechanism for the transfer of credits to CPV Sentinel, and will establish the AB 13 18 

-- tracking system used to account for such credits. 

DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED POWER PLANT 

CPV Sentinel, LLC has proposed to build an 850 megawatt (MW) natural gas-fired power plant, 

to be located at 62575 Power Line Road, Desert Hot Springs, California, 92440. The project has 

submitted an Application for Certification to the California Energy Commission (07-AFC-3) 

and has submitted a Title V Application for a Permit to Construct to the AQMD (Facility ID No. 

152707) The proposed plant has been found to be an eligible electrical generating facility under 

Health and Safety Code section 40440.14(d) because it is (1) subject to the permitting 

jurisdiction of the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission (also 

referred to as California Energy Commission or CEC), (2) it has a purchase agreement, executed 

on or before December 3 1, 2008, to provide electricity to a public utility, as defined in Section 

216 of the Public Utilities Code, subject to regulation by the Public Utilities Commission, for use 

within the Los Angeles Basin Local Reliability Area, and (3) it is under the jurisdiction of the 

South Coast Air Quality Management District, but not within the South Coast Air Basin (it is 

proposed to be located in the Salton Sea Air Basin). In addition, the AQMD has found that the 

proposed CPV Sentinel project meets all the requirements of the applicable new source review 

rule and all other applicable district regulations that must be met under Section 1744.5 of Title 

20 of the California Code of Regulations, as required by Health and Safety Code Section 

- 40440.14(a). 
REASON FOR SIP REVISION 

California Health and Safety Code section 40440.14 in AB 13 18 requires the Executive Officer 

of the AQMD to credit to the AQMD's internal emission credit accounts and to transfer to 

eligible electrical generating facilities, which includes only the CPV Sentinel power plant, 

emission credits in the full amounts needed for particulate matter and sulfur oxides to issue 

permits to the proposed CPV Sentinel power plant. To implement AB 13 18, this SIP revision 

provides a federally-approved mechanism to transfer credits from the AQMD's internal accounts 

to offset the CPV Sentinel Energy Project proposed Power Plant because CPV Sentinel is not 

eligible for either Rule 1304 or the May 3,2002 version of Rule 1309.1 and AB 13 18 requires 

the transfer of the specified credits. 

ESTABLISHMENT OF AB13 18 TRACKING SYSTEM FOR CPV SENTIIVEL POWER 

PLANT 

AQMD has decided to establish a new tracking system for the CPV Sentinel Energy Project 

specific to AB 13 18 which consists of specific offsets credits that have been identified from 

reductions occurring from permitted equipment that permanently ceased operations in AQMD. 

The AQMD has not issued any ERCs for these specific emission reductions to the companies 

that operated the equipment as a result of the reductions. These Sox and PM10 offsets have been 

removed from the AQMD's internal offset accounts and have not been used by any other source, 

nor will they be used by any other projects in the future if they are used for the CPV Sentinel 

Energy Project. These offsets are also described in the documented entitled "CPV Sentinel 

Energy Project AB 13 18 Tracking System" attached hereto. 

The amounts of emission offsets contained in the AB 13 18 Tracking System are based on actual 

SOX and PMlO emissions reported to AQMD under AQMD's Annual Emissions Reporting 

Program. In addition, for each source of credit, the equipment has been shut down and the 

permits have been inactivated by AQMD. The emission reductions for SOX and PM 10 have 

occurred during calendar years 1999 through 2008. The offsets deposited in the AB 13 1 8 

Tracking System meet all the U.S. EPA's integrity criteria for qualifying as offsets, meaning 

they are all real, permanent, enforceable, quantifiable, and surplus. The AB 13 18 Tracking 

System is being submitted to U.S. EPA for approval. 

TEXT OF SIP REVISION - CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 13 18 Tracking System 

The proposed text of the SIP revision is as follows: 

The Executive Officer of the South Coast Air Quality Management District shall transfer sulfur 

oxides and particulate emission credits from the CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 13 18 Tracking 

System, attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein, to eligible electrical generating 

facilities pursuant to Health and Safety Code section 40440.14, as in effect January 1, 2010, (i.e. 

the CPV Sentinel Power Plant to be located in Desert Hot Springs, CA) in the full amounts 
needed to issue permits to construct and to meet requirements for sulfur oxides and particulate 

matter emissions. Notwithstanding District Rule 1303, this SIP revision provides a federally 

enforceable mechanism for transferring offsets from the AQMD's internal accounts to the CPV 

Sentinel Project. The Executive Officer shall complete the transfer of credits to an electrical 

generating facility pursuant to this provision upon the receipt of payment of the mitigation fees 

set forth in the south coast district's Rule 1309.1, as adopted on August 3, 2007, regardless of the 

subsequent repeal of those provisions. This section shall remain in effect only until January 1, 

2012, and sunsets as of that date. Such repeal does not affect the federal approvability of credits 

or the transfer of such credits that are transferred prior to the repeal. 

OFFSET EVALUATION FOR CPV SENTINEL PROJECT 

The offset evaluation for SOX and PMlO for the CPV Sentinel Project is included in the CPV 

Sentinel Energy Project AB 13 18 Tracking System as authorized by AB 13 1 8 and is being 

submitted to U.S. EPA for approval and inclusion into the SIP. The offset requirements for VOC 

and NOx are being met by compliance with existing SIP-approved AQMD rules and do not 

require any additional approvals from U.S. EPA. The Salton Sea Air Basin is not designated as 

Nonattainrnent for either CO or PM2.5 and therefore offsets are not required for these pollutants. 

".. CAA 5 1 1 O(1) ANALYSIS 

This SIP revision does not interfere with any applicable requirement concerning attainment or 

reasonable further progress or any other requirement of the Clean Air Act, as provided in CAA 

5 1 10(1), 42 U.S.C. 5 74 1 O(1). This SIP revision merely provides a mechanism for satisfying the 

offset requirements of CAA 5 173, 42 U.S.C. 5 7503, which fully satisfies that requirement. 

Even if the § 11 O(1) analysis included the air quality impacts of operation of the CPV Sentinel 

Energy Project, the accompanying "Air Quality Demonstration: SIP Revision for CPV Sentinel 

Energy Project" shows that operation of the plant does not violate 5 11 O(1). 
CPV SENTINEL ENERGY PROJECT AB 1318 TRACKING SYSTEM 

The PMlO and SOX emissions offset evaluation below, together with the description of the 

offsets and the listing of specific offsets (Tables A & B attached) constitute the AB 1318 Tracking 

System for the CPV Sentinel Energy Project. 

PMlO and SOX Emissions 

Emission Offsets - The Salton Sea Air Basin (SSAB) is in attainment with both federal and state 

SO2 and Sulfate ambient air quality standards, as applicable. However, SO2 is also considered a 

precursor to PM10. Presently the SSAB is still designated as "Nonattainment" with both federal 

and state PM10 ambient air quality standards. 

CPV Sentinel is obtaining offsets for both PMlO and SOX from the AQMD internal bank pursuant 

to AB 1318. Under federal law any required PMlO and SOX offsets have to be provided at an 

offset ratio of 1.0-to-1.0. In addition, California state law offset requirements, if applicable to 

any project, requires actual (not maximum potential) emissions to be offset at the same 1.0-to1.0 offset ratio as the actual emissions. Therefore, the maximum amount of offsets that are 

needed for CPV Sentinel's requirements are calculated on an annual basis and are being 

,*- provided for the CPVSentinel project's emissions in the initial commissioning year1 are 118,120 

Ibslyear and 13,928 Ibslyear of PMlO and SOX, respectively. As a result, AQMD has identified 

and calculated adequate amounts of PMlO and SOX offset credits on the basis of pounds per 

year to offset the initial commissioning year (or worst case annual) emissions from the CPV 

Sentinel Energy Project. These amounts of offsets are transferred to CPV Sentinel Energy 

Project and provided by AQMD from AQMD's internal emission credit accounts pursuant to AB 

1318. 

Below, AQMD has provided the description of the internal emission offset account tracking 

system pursuant to AB 1318 and the identification of specific offsets deposited in the AB 1318 

Tracking System. The amounts of emission offsets presently deposited by AQNID in the AB 

1318 tracking system cover the amounts needed by CPV Sentinel. 

In addition, the CPV Sentinel project maximum worst case year (i.e. the initial commissioning 

year) PM10 emissions are 118,120 Ibslyear (or 59.06 tonslyear). The federal Major Source 

threshold for PMlO offsets is 70 tons/year, below which no offsets are required under federal 

NSR regulations. Although the CPV Sentinel project maximum potential to emit PMlO 

Although the amount of maximum annual emissions after the initial commissioning and start up are 112,180 

..-" Ibs/year of PM10 and 13,560 Ibs/year of SOX, the amount of offsets that are provided from AQMD's internal offset 

account for the CPV Sentinel project are to offset the commissioning year's emissions of 118,120 Ibslyear and 

13,928 Ibslyear of PMlO and SOX, respectively. This is the maximum worst case, because it assumes that all eight 

gas turbines are commissioned and started up in the same year. 
- emissions are below the federal Major Source threshold for offsets, CPV Sentinel Energy Project 

applicant is obtaining and AQMD is transferring offsets for emissions of both PM10 and SOX 

from the AQNID internal offset account pursuant to AB 1318. 

OBJECTIVES: 

AB 1318, which went into effect on January 1, 2010, requires AQMD, upon making a specified 

finding, to transfer SOX and PMlO emission offsets from its internal offset accounts to eligible 

electric generating facilities. The only known facility that is eligible and the only facility which 

will have access to the new AB 1318 Tracking System is the CPV Sentinel project. In 

implementing this emission offset transfer, AB 1318 requires AQMD to rely on the internal 

offset tracking system used prior to adoption of Rule 1315 or a new tracking system approved 

by EPA. Therefore, this new CPV Sentinel Energy Project AB 1318 offset tracking system will be 

submitted to EPA for approval and inclusion into the SIP. 

OFFSETS CONTAINED IN AB 1318 'TRACKING SYSTEM FOR CPV SENTINEL: 

For the purposes of AB 1318 Tracking System, AQMD has identified a series of emission offsets 

for PMlO and SOX which have been created as a result of reductions from permitted equipment 

that permanently ceased operation in AQMD. These offsets all meet the integrity criteria for 

qualifying as offsets, meaning they are all Real, Permanent, Quantifiable, Enforceable and <." 

Surplus. These offsets are all the result of emission reductions from permitted equipment that 

permanently ceased operation in AQMD and the AQMD has not issued any ERCs for these 

specific emission offsets to the companies who operated the equipment or to anyone else as a 

result of the reductions. These PM10 and SOX offsets have been removed from the AQNID's 

internal offset accounts and have not been used by any other source permitted by AQMD, nor 

will they be used as offsets for any other source in the future if they are used for the CPV 

Sentinel Energy Project. 

The amounts of emission offsets are based on actual PM10 and SOX emissions reported to 

AQMD under AQMD's Annual Emissions Reporting Program. The amount of PMlO and SOX 

offset credits is based on annual emissions representative of normal source operations. In 

addition, for each source of credit, the equipment has been shutdown and the permits have 

been inactivated by AQMD. The emission reductions for SOX and PM10 have occurred during 

calendar years 1999 through 2008. 

Tables A and B below include a listing of the PMlO and SOX offsets, respectively, deposited in 

the AB 1318 Tracking System for use by the CPV Sentinel project, which is presently the only 

- eligible electrical generating facility which can use the offsets pursuant to AB 1318 

requirements. 
Table A - PMlO Reductions from Sources Which Ceased Operation 

AAA GLASS CORP 

AAA GLASS CORP 

AES ALAM ITOS. LLC 

AES ALAM ITOS, LLC 

AES ALAM ITOS, LLC 

AES ALAMITOS, LLC 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORMERLY 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORMERLY 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) 

HUNTINGTON 

AES HUNTINGTON BEACH. LLC BEACH 

LOS ANGELES 

LOS ANGELES 

LONG BEACH 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORMERLY 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORMERLY 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

PEAKING 294~ 

LONG BEACH 

LONG BEACH 

LONG BEACH 

GRAND TERRACE 

GRAND TERRACE 

GLASS MELTING FURNACE 

GRAND TERRACE 

GRAND TERRACE 

693 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER UTILITY (~50 MW) BOILER #3 

BOILER UTILITY (~50 MW) BOILER #4 

1 ANAHEIM MARRIOT HOTEL 1 ANAHEIM 1 BOILER - NATURAL GAS 1 20 1 

203 

203 

203 

331 

331 

BOILER UTILITY (~50 MW) BOILER #1 

BOILER UTILITY (>50 MW) BOILER #2 

HUNTINGTON 

AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC ' BEACH 

AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC 

ANAHEIM MARRlOll HOTEL 

1 ANAHEIM MARRlOTr HOTEL / ANAHEIM 1 BOILER - NATURAL GAS 1 19 1 

GLASS MELTING FURNACE 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

172 

172 

TLIRBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

762 

203 

2 94 

294 

HUNTINGTON 

BEACH 

HUNTINGTON 

BEACH 

ANAHEIM 

1 AURORA MODULAR INDUSTRIES I MORENO VALLEY OPEN SPRAY EQUIPMENT 1 188 1 

ANAHEIM MARRlOll HOTEL 

AURORA MODULAR INDUSTRIES 

AURORA MODULAR INDUSTRIES 

1 AURORA MODULAR INDUSTRIES I MORENO VALLEY OPEN SPRAY EQUIPMENT 1 188 1 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

2 94 

20 

ANAHEIM 

MORENO VALLEY 

MORENO VALLEY 

AURORA MODULAR INDUSTRIES 1 MORENO VALLEY OPEN SPRAY EQUIPMENT 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

SPRAY BOOTH 

OPEN SPRAY EQUIPMENT 

188 

AURORA MODULAR INDUSTRIES 

1 BLACK HILLS ONTARIO LLC 

188 

BLACK HILLS ONTARIO LLC I ONTARIO 1 DISTILL NUMBER 2 

1 ONTARIO 

MORENO VALLEY 

952 

TURBINE ENGINE (<=50 MW) NG/PG & 

DISTILL NUMBER 1 1 952 ~ 

OPEN SPRAY EQUIPMENT 

TURBINE ENGINE (<=50 MW) NG/PG & 

188 

BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC 1 RIVERSIDE I SPRAY BOOTH 

1 BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC I RIVERSIDE I SPRAY BOOTH 1 346 1 

474 

*.- BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC RIVERSIDE SPRAY BOOTH 346 

BLACKHAWK FURNITURE. INC RIVERSIDE SPRAY BOOTH 346 

1 BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC 1 RIVERSIDE I SPRAY MACHINE 314 1 
I BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC 1 RIVERSIDE 1 SPRAY BOOTH 179 ( 

 BLACKH HAWK FURNITLIRE. INC 1 RIVERSIDE I SPRAY BOOTH 1 166 1 

I BOCCHl LABORATORIES INC I WALNUT I BOILER - NATURAL GAS I 

49 I 

BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC 

BLACKHAWK FURNITURE, INC 

BLACKHAWK FURNITURE. INC 

I CANNERS STEAM CO 1 TERMINAL ISLAND I BOILER NAT GAS/ OIL FIRED 1 858 1 

RIVERSIDE 

RIVERSIDE 

RIVERSIDE 

1 CBS INC 1 LOSANGELES I 0016~ - NATURAL GAS/OIL 1 89 1 

CANNERS STEAM CO 

CANNERS STEAM CO 

I CBS INC 1 LOS ANGELES I BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL I 89 1 

SPRAY BOOTH 

SPRAY BOOTH 

SPRAY BOOTH 

166 1 

166 

166 

TERMINAL ISLAND 

TERMINAL ISLAND 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 1 SAN BERNARDINO I AGGREGATE SIZE CLASSIFICATION 

I CDE RESOURCES, INC. I SAN BERNARDINO I I c E PORTABLE. NON-EMERGENCY I 22 1 

BOILER NAT GAS/ OIL FIRED 

BOILER, NAT GAS-DIST PP 

14 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES. INC. 

1 CDE RESOURCES, INC. i SAN BERIVARDINO I I c E PORTABLE. NON-EMERGENCY I 22 I 

858 ' 

858 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

I CDE RESOURCES, INC. I SAN BERNARDINO I I c E PORTABLE. NON-EMERGEIVCY i 22 1 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

AGGREGATE SIZE CLASSIFICATION 

I C E PORTABLE. NON-EMERGENCY 

14 

22 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CENTURY RIM CORP 

CHANDLER AGGREGATES 

COLOR AIVIERICA TEXTILE 

PROCESSING INC 

COLOR MASTER PRINTEX. INC 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

I C E PORTABLE. NON-EMERGENCY 

FEAN STEEL INC LONG BEACH MATERIAL SIZE REDUCTION 

CMC PRINTED BAG INC I WHITTIER AFTERBURNER 23 

SAN BERNARDINO 

BREA 

CORONA 

I COLOR MASTER PRINTEX, INC 

COLOR MASTER PRINTEX, INC 

COLORGRAPHICS 

COLORGRAPHICS 

22 

2 2 

2 2 

LOS ANGELES 

VERNON 

COLORGRAPHICS 1 LOSANGELES 1 PRINTING PRESS - HEAT SET 

1 DIAMOND PACIFIC PRODUCTS CO 1 PERRIS 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

OVEN 

AGGREGATE PROCESSING SYSTEM 

VERlVOlV 

VERNON 

LOS ANGELES 

LOS ANGELES 

8 

COLORGRAPHICS 

DIAMOND PACIFIC PRODUCTS CO 

DIAMOND PACIFIC PRODUCTS CO 

22 

2 1 

2,907 

CARPET PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH ESP 1 293 

1 EL CAMINO COLLEGE ) TORRANCE 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

TENTER FRAME OVElV 

PRINTING PRESS - HEAT SET 

AFTERBURNER 

LOS ANGELES ' PRINTING PRESS - HEAT SET 

DIAMOND PACIFIC PRODUCTS CO 

GRAINS SIZE REDUCTION AND I 

2 4 

2 4 

19 

13 

12 

7 

PERRIS 

PERRIS 

PERRIS 

CLEANING 

BULK LOAD TRUCK (1 RACK) GRAIN 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

6,429 

FLAKING 

BOILER (5-20 lVlMBTU/HR) NATGAS 

ONLY 

I 

LIVESTOCK FEED ROLLING AND STEAM 1 

3,482 

50 
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Credits 

r~~~~~~~~ READY-MIX co INC 

ELSINORE READY-MIX CO INC 

HOLGA INC 

HONEYWELL INIERNATIOIVAL IIVC 

INTERSTATE BRANDS 

CORP/DICARLO 

LAKE ELSINORE 

LAKE ELSINORE 

INTERSTATE BRANDS 

SAN PEDRO 112 

1 SAN PEDRO 

RANCHO 

INTERMETRO INDUSTRIES CORP CUCAMONGA BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

RANCHO 

I INTERMETRO INDUSTRIES CORP CUCAMONGA HEAT TREATING FURNACE 

VAN NUYS 

TORRANCE 

INTERSTATE BRANDS 

CORP/DICARLO 1 SAN PEDRO 

I BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

AGGREGATE SIZE REDUCTION 

CONCRETE BATCH EQUlPNlENT 

EQUITABLE REAL EST/COMPASS 

MGMT LEASING 

EQUITABLE REAL EST/COMPASS 

MGMT LEASING 

FALCON FOAM, A DIV OF ATLAS 

ROOFING CORP 

FALCON FOAM, A DIV OF ATLAS 

ROOFING CORP 

FS PRECISION TECH LLC I 

1 INTERSTATE BRANDS 1 1 1 1 

27 1 

1,290 

IRVINE 

IRVINE 

LOS ANGELES 

LOS ANGELES 

COMPTON 

BOILER, NATURAL GAS 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

PAINT BURNOFF FURNACE 

HEATER 

BAKERY OVEN 

-- 

GATEWAY SANDBLASTING I DIAMOND BAR 

BOILER 

AFTERBURNER 

ABRASIVE BLASTING CABINET 

OPEN ABRASIVE BLASTING 

11 1 

20 

111 

SAN PEDRO 1 BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

RIVERSIDE HEAT TREATING FURNACE 6 5 

RIVERSIDE HEAT TREATING FURNACE 

272 

184 

10 

2,428 

CORP/DICARLO 1 SAN PEDRO ( BAKERY OVEN 

INTERSTATE BRANDS 

I KMC WHEEL CO INC 

7 8 

RIVERSIDE 1 OVEN. BAKING 

RIVERSIDE FURNACE REVERB ALUMINUM 4,120 

KMC WHEEL CO INC RIVERSIDE FURNACE REVERB ALUMINUM 3,860 

KRACO ENTERPRISES INC BOILER 145 

i KRACO ENTERPRISES INC co M PTO N I BOILER 1 61 I 

KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

AMERICA/NABISCO DIV 

KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

1 

BUENA PARK 1 BAKERY OVEN 101 1 

1 KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

+#-& 

BUENA PARK 

ANIERICA/IVABISCO DIV 

KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

AMERICA/NABISCO DIV 

LITHOGRAPHIX INC 

ppp 

BAKERY OVEN 72 

BUENA PARK 

BUENA PARK 

LOS ANGELES AFTERBURNER 

OVEN BAKERY 72 
LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

HOSPITAL TORRANCE 

LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

HOSPITAL 1 TORRANCE 

LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

HOSPITAL I TORRANCE 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 97 

BOILER - NATURAL GASIOIL 97 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 9 7 

MATTHEWS INTERNATIONAL 

CORP 

I 

[LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

HOSPITAL 

MATTHEWS INTERNATIONAL 

CORP 

1 ROMOLAND 

TORRANCE 

ROMOLAND 

MATTHEWS INTERNATIONAL 

CORP 1 ROMOLAND 

BOILER - NATURAL GASIOIL 1 971 

1 MOUNTAINVIEW GENERATING 1 BOILER UTILITY (~50 

STAT1 0 N REDLANDS MW)NAT.GAS/RESID.OIL BOILER #1 

BOILER UTILITY (>SO 

---- 

REDLANDS MW)NAT.GAS/RESID.OIL BOILER #2 3,026 

ANAHEIM THERMAL OXIDIZER 235 I 

1 NEVILLE CHEM CO ANAHEIM 1 BOILER 7 3 

FOUNDRY SAND RECLAllVlATlON 

I NEVILLE CHEM CO 1 ANAHEIM I BOILER 1 45 1 

2,497 

I OLDCASTLE WESTILE. INC. 1 CORONA i CEMENT SLURRY SYSTEM 

SAND HANDLING EQUIPMENT 

2,497 

I TURBINE ENGINE (<=50 MW) NAT GAS 

O'BRIEN CALIF COGEN LTD 1 ARTESIA ONLY 

I OLDCASTLE WESTILE, INC. 1 CORONA 1 SAND CONVEYING 1 981 1 

SAND HANDLING EQUIPMENT 

FOUNDRY 

11,644 

I CORONA SAND CONVEYING 981 

, WILSHIRE, LLC 1 LOS ANGELES BOILER 

2,497 

ONE WILSHIRE, CARLYLE ONE 

WILSHIRE, LLC 1 LOS ANGELES 1 BOILER 

I ONTARIO SANDBLASTING 1 ONTARIO 1 ABRASIVE BLASTING 1 13 1 

I 

1 

POLYCLAD LAMINATES INC 1 SANTAANA I BOILER - NATURAL GAS 1 52 1 

ONTARIO SANDBLASTING 

ORTIZ ENTERPRISES INC 

I BOILER - NATURAL 

PRATT & WHITNEY ROCKETDYNE, 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY UTILITY BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

ETIWANDA LLC.) El7 WANDA BOILER #2 21,183 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

ETIWANDA LLC.) , ETIWANDA 

13 

13 

ABRASIVE BLASTING 

1 

UTILITY BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER #1 16.558 

ONTARIO ABRASIVE BLASTING 

IRVINE AGGREGATE CRUSHING SYSTEM I 464 1 
RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIAIUT ENERGY 

ETIWANDA LLC.) ETIWANDA 

-Company Name Location 

1 SEAGULL SANITATION 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

ETIWANDA LLC.) 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. I (Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

ETIWANDA LLC.) 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

1 ETIWANDA LLC.) 

AVALON (CATAI-INA 

ISLAND) 

ETIWANDA 

ETIWANDA 

ETIWANDA 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

TURBllUE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GASIOIL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

INCINERATOR CONTINUOUS-FEED 

NON-HAZARD 

Emission 

Credits 

(Ib/year) 

ABRASIVE BLASTING - OPEN 586 

ENTERPRISES 1 SANTA FE SPRINGS BOILER - NATURAL GAS/LPG 

1 STATEWIDE SANDBLASTING 1 DIAMOND BAR ABRASIVE BLASTING - 

ABRASIVE BLASTING 

STATEWIDE SANDBLASTING 1 DIAMOND BAR fCABINET/MACHINE/ROOM) 

SUNLAW COGEN ERATION 1 VERNON TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS 2,467 

SUNLAW COGENERATION 

PARTNERS l 

TABC, INC 

THE BOEING COMPANY ( SEAL BEACH 

TREND OFFSET PRINTING 

1 UNIVERSAL DIE CASTING CO 1 VERNON I FURNACE CRUCIBLE BRASS YELLOW 1 131 1 

EMERGENCY ICE - DIESEL FIRE . PUMP 

SERVICES, INC 

UNIVERSAL DIE CASTING CO 

UNIVERSAL DIE CASTING CO 

VERNON 

LONG BEACH 

LOS ALAM ITOS 

VERNON 

VERNON 

US POSTAL SERVICE, SANTA 

CLARITA CENTER 

1 WEBB-MASSEY CO INC I ORANGE 1 SPRAY BOOTH 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS 

CURING OVEN 

WEBB-MASSEY CO INC 2 9 

1,295 

2 1 

AFTERBURNER 

BRASS CRUCIBLE 

FURNACE CRUCIBLE BRASS YELLOW 

SANTA CLARITA 

1 

2 

VALMONT COATINGS, CALWEST 

LONG BEACH DIESEL ICE 

40 

131 

131 I 

VOUGHT AIRCRAFT INDUSTRIES 1 HAWTHORNE 

HEATERIFURN ACE (5-20 MMBTUIHR) 

NAT GAS 

BOILER 

148 

WHITEWATER ROCK & SUPPLY CO 

WHITEWATER ROCK & SUPPLY CO 

1 WINGS WEST INC I SANTAANA 1 SPRAY BOOTH 

ROCK CRUSHING SYSTEM 

AGGREGATE PRODUCTION/CRUSHING 

WHITE WATER 

WHITE WATER 

165 

WINGS WEST INC 

WINGS WEST INC 

2,821 

2,015 

SANTA ANA 

SANTA ANA 

Total 137.799 

SPRAY BOOTH 

SPRAY BOOTH 

165 

165 
Table B -SOX Reductions from Sources Which Ceased Operation 

~AES ALAMITOS. LLC 

AAA GLASS CORP 

AAA GLASS CORP 

1 LONG BEACH 1 TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL I 18 1 

AES ALAMITOS, LLC 1 LONG BEACH 1 TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 1 18 1 

LOS ANGELES I GLASS MELTING FURNACE 

LOS ANGELES 1 GLASS MELTING FURNACE 

2,217 

2,659 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORMERLY 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) 1 GRAND TERRACE BOlLERUTlLlTYb50MW~BOlLER#l 1 

AES ALAMITOS, LLC 

AES ALAMITOS, LLC 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORMERLY 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) 

AES HIGHGROVE, LLC. (FORIVIERLY 

HUNTINGTON 1 AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC 1 BEACH 

LONG BEACH 

LONG BEACH 

GRAND TERRACE 

- 

14 

1 TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GASlOlL 1 

RIVERSIDE CANAL) I GRAND TERRACE 

HtlN1-1 NGTON 

1 AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC BEACH 

BOILER UTILITY (>SO MW) BOILER #4 26~ 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER UTILITY (>50 MW) BOILER #3 

1 ANAHEIM MARRIOlT HOTEL 1 ANAHEIM 1 BOILER - NATURAL GAS 1 2 1 

18 

18 

26 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

PEAKING 

AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC I AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC 

ANAHEIM MARRIOlT HOTEL 

ANAHEIM MARRIOU HOTEL 

1 ANAHEIM MARRIOlT HOTEL 

1 BLACK HILLS ONTARIO LLC 

23 ~ 

1 TURBINE ENGINE (<=SO MW) NG/PG & 

1 DISTILL NUMBER 2 

HUNTINGTON 

BEACH 

HUNTINGTON 

BEACH 

ANAHEIM 

ANAHEIM 

ANAHEIM 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

23 

23 

2 

2 

2 

BLACK HILLS ONTARIO LLC ONTARIO 

' CANNERS STEAM CO 

CBS INC 

CBS INC 

TURBINE ENGINE (<=SO MW) NG/PG & 

DISTILL NUMBER 1 

BOILER NAT GAS/ OIL FIRED 

BOILER NAT GAS/ OIL FIRED 

CANNERS STEAM CO 

CANNERS STEAM CO 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

85 

68 

68 I 

TERMINAL ISLAND 

TERMINAL ISLAND 

6 8 

7 

TERMINAL ISLAND BOILER, NAT GAS-DIST PP 

"- 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

LOS ANGELES - 

LOS ANGELES BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

CDE RESOURCES, INC. 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

5 

5 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

SAN BERNARDINO 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

pp 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

I C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 

5 

5 
1 CDE RESOURCES, INC. ( SAN BERNARDINO I 1 C E PORTABLE, NON-EMERGENCY 5 1 

1 SAN BERNARDINO I I C E PORTABLE. NON-EMERGENCY I 5 1 

Emission 

Credits 

Company Name (Ib/~ear) 

LOS ANGELES 

BOILER (5-20 

TORRANCE ONLY 

Location 

FALCON FOAM, A DIV OF ATLAS 

LOS ANGELES BOILER 

FALCON FOAM, A DIV OF ATLAS 

ROOFING CORP LOS ANGELES AFTERBURNER 

Equipment Description 

CENTURY RIM CORP 1 BREA OVEN 

CMC PRINTED BAG INC AFTERBURNER 

COLOR AMERICA TEXTILE 

PROCESSING INC 

COLORGRAPHICS 

COLORGRAPHICS 

1 HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC TORRANCE 1 HEATER 1 2 1 

2 

WHITTIER 2 

LOS ANGELES 

LOS ANGELES 

LOS ANGELES 

9 

1 

GATEWAY SANDBLASTING ) DIAMOND BAR 

HOLGA INC I VAN NUYS 

1 

INTERSTATE BRANDS 

CORP/DICARLO BAKERY OVEN 11 

CARPET PROCESSING SYSTEM WITH I 

ESP 

OPEN ABRASIVE BLASTING 

PAINT BLIRNOFF FURNACE 

1 INTERMETRO INDUSTRIES CORP 

1 INTERSTATE BRANDS 

PRINTING PRESS - HEAT SET 

- 

AFTERBURNER 

1 INTERSTATE BRANDS I I I I 

1 

1 

RANCHO 

CUCAMONGA BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

I CORP/DICARLO 

INTERSTATE BRANDS 

7 

CORP/DICARLO 1 INTERSTATE BRANDS 

SAN PEDRO 

CORP/DICARLO / SAN PEDRO I BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

SAN PEDRO 

5 

I KMC WHEEL co INC 

KMC WHEEL CO INC 

KMC WHEEL CO INC 

1 KMC WHEEL CO INC 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS 

KMC WHEEL CO INC 

KRACO ENTERPRISES INC 

KRACO ENTERPRISES INC 

8 

BAKERY OVEN 

RIVERSIDE 

RIVERSIDE 

RIVERSIDE 

RIVERSIDE 

,'..% 

8 

RIVERSIDE 

COMPTON 

COMPTON 

pp 

HEAT TREATING FURNACE 

HEAT TREATING FURNACE 

OVEN, BAKING 

FURNACE REVERB ALUMINUM 

KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

ANIERICA/NABISCO DIV 

71 

4 

1 

12 I 

FURNACE REVERB ALUMINUM 

BOILER 

BOILER 

11 

11 

5 

BAKERY OVEN 

BUENA PARK 

KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

AMERICA/NABISCO DIV 

- BAKERY OVEN 

BUENA PARK 
KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

AMERICA/NABISCO DIV 

KRAFT FOODS NORTH 

AMERICA/NABISCO DIV 

LITHOGRAPHIX INC 

LllTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

TORRANCE 

MOUNTAINVIEW GENERATING 

STAT1 0 N I REDLANDS 

BUENA PARK 

BLIENA PARK 

LOS ANGELES 

BOILER UTILITY (>50 

MW)NAT.GAS/RESID.OIL BOILER #I I 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

I HOSPITAL 1 TORRANCE 

OVEN BAKERY 

BAKERY OVEN 

AFTERBURNER 

8 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

HOSPITAL 

LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY 

HOSPITAL 

I NEVILLE CHEM co i ANAHEIM I BOILER I 6 I 

6 

6 

1 

8 

8 

8 / 

TORRANCE 

TORRANCE 

MOUNTAINVIEW GENERATING BOILER UTILITY (>50 

STATI 0 N MW)NAT.GAS/RESID.OIL BOILER #2 ! 2381 

NEVILLE CHEM CO ANAHEIM I THERMAL OXIDIZER 

( ONE WILSHIRE, CARLYLE ONE 1 1 1 1 

19 

NEVILLE CHEM CO 4 

O'BRIEN CALIF COGEN LTD 

WILSHIRE, LLC 

I PRATT & WHITNEY ROCKETDYNE, 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

ETIWAhlDA LLC.) ETI WAN DA 

ARTESIA 

UTII-ITY BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

BOILER #1 1 1,307 

LOS ANGELES *- RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

ETIWANDA LLC.) 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

1 ETIWANDA LLC.) I ETIWANDA 

TURBINE ENGINE (<=50 MW) NAT GAS 

ONLY 

BOILER 

BOILER 

UTILITY BOILER - NATURAL GAS/OIL 

CANOGA PARK 

ETIWANDA 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

1 (Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY , 

932 1 

2l 

1 ETIWANDA LLC.) ETIWAN DA 

RRI ENERGY E'TIWANDA, INC. 

BOILER #2 I 1,673 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

RRI ENERGY ETIWANDA, INC. 

(Formerly RRI RELIANT ENERGY 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OlL 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 7 8 - 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 1 78 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS/OIL 78 
1 SEAGULL SANITATION 

AVALON (CATALINA INCINERATOR CON-UNUOUS-FEED 

ISLAND) 1 NON-HAZARD 1 13,870 1 

SMURFIT-STONE CONTAINER 

ENTERPRISES 1 SANTA FE SPRINGS BOILER - NATURAL GASILPG 191 

SLINLAW COGENERATION 

PARTNERS l 

I 

VERNON 

SUNLAW COGEIVERATION 

PARTNERS l VERNON 

I TREND OFFSET PRINTING I I I i 

( LONG BEACH 1 CURING OVEN 

1 SEAL BEACH 1 EMERGENCY ICE - DIESEL FIRE PUMP 

SERVICES, INC LOS ALAMITOS AFTERBURNER 

US POSTAL SERVICE, SANTA 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS 

TURBINE ENGINE - NATURAL GAS 

2 

1 

466 

433 

8 SANTA CLARITA 1 NAT GAS 

Total 

12 I 

25.438