Bryan W. Shaw, Ph.D., Chairman 

Buddy Garcia, Commissioner 

Carlos Rubinstein, Commissioner 

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Mark R. Vickery, P.G., Executive Director 10 APR -9 Pii 1:55 

TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

Protecting Texas bg Reducing and Preventing Pollution 

April6,2010 

Docket No. 2009-0802-SIP, Project No. 2009-017-SIP-NR ~ 

Docket No. 2009-0932-RUL, Rule Project No. 2009-006-101-EN · 

Docket No. 2009-0867-RUL, Rule Project No. 2009-019-101-EN 

A1 Armendariz, PhD, Regional Administrator 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency- Region 6 

1445 Ross Avenue 

Dallas, Texas 75202-2733 . 

Dear Dr. Armendariz: 

On March 10, 2010, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (Commission) adopted revisions to the 

State Implementation Plan (SlP) for the control of ozone air pollution for the Houston-Galveston-Brazoria 

(HGB) area. 

The Commission adopted amendments to 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 101, Subchapter A, 

General Rules, Section 101.1; and Subchapter H, Emissions Banking and Trading, Division 6, Highly Reactive 

Volatile Organic Compound Emissions Cap and Trade Program, Sections 101.390 - 101.394, 101.396, and 

101.399 - 101.401; 30 TAC Chapter 101, Subchapter H, Emissions Banking and Trading, Division 3, Mass 

Emissions C and Trade Pro Sections 101.350 101.351 and 101.353 and co · revisions to the 

SlP; and GB Attsinment Demonstration SlP Revision for the 1997 Ei t-Hour Ozone Standard. These rule 

changes and SIP revisions demonstrate that the HGB area will attain the 1997 eight-hour ozone National 

Ambient Air Quality Standard by June 15, 2019. 

Enclosed are the proposed revisions to the SlP, a public hearing certification, a complete record of the public 

hearings, and the accompanying orders.· I look forward to your expeditious approval of these SlP revisions. 

Sincerely, 

B ~,;ktw.--· B~haw,PhD. Chairman 

BWS/jmm 

Enclosures 

cc: The Honorable Rick Perry, Governor ofTexas 

Mr. Toby Baker, Office ofBudget, Planning and Policy, Office of the Governor 

Mr. Mark R Vickery, P.G., Executive Director, Texas Cor!unission on Environmental Quality 

P.O. Box 13087 Austin, Texas 78711-3087 512-239'1000 1ntemet address: www.tceq.state.tx.us 
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality 

Public Hearings 

Odober 28-29, 2009 

Houston-Galveston-Brazoria (HGB) 

Attainment Demonstration SIP Revision 

for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

Projed Number 2009-017-SIP-NR 

Volume 2 of2 
REVISION TO THE STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN 

FOR THE CONTROL OF OZONE AIR POLLUTION 

HOUSTON-GALVESTON-BRAZORIA 1997 EIGHT-HOUR OZONE STANDARD 

NONATTAINMENT AREA 

TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

P.O. BOX 13087 

AUSTIN, TEXAS 78711-3087 

Houston-Galveston-Brazoria Attainment Demonstration 

State Implementation Plan Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

PROJECT NO. 2009-017-SIP-NR 

Adopted 

March 10, 2010 
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LIST OF APPENDICES 

Appendix Appendix Name

Appendix A Meteorological Modeling for the HGB Attainment Demonstration SIP 

Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

Appendix B Emissions Modeling for the HGB Attainment Demonstration SIP 

Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

Appendix C Photochemical Modeling for the HGB Attainment Demonstration SIP 

Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

Appendix D Reasonably Available Control Technology Analysis 

Appendix E Reasonably Available Control Measure Analysis 

Appendix F Evaluation of Mobile Source Control Strategies for the HoustonGalveston-Brazoria State Implementation Plan (With Detailed 

Strategies), Prepared for Houston-Galveston Area Council, Prepared by 

ENVIRON International Corporation 

Appendix G Transportation Control Measures for the HGB Attainment 

Demonstration SIP Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

(Excerpt from Evaluation of Mobile Source Control Strategies for the 

Houston-Galveston-Brazoria State Implementation Plan), Prepared for 

Houston-Galveston Area Council, Prepared by ENVIRON International 

Corporation 

Appendix H Voluntary Mobile Emission Reduction Program for the HGB Attainment 

Demonstration SIP Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

(Excerpt from Evaluation of Mobile Source Control Strategies for the 

Houston-Galveston-Brazoria State Implementation Plan), Prepared for 

Houston-Galveston Area Council, Prepared by ENVIRON International 

Corporation 

Appendix I Corroborative Analysis for the HGB Attainment Demonstration SIP 

Revision for the 1997 Eight-Hour Ozone Standard 

Appendix J Recommendations for Best Management Practices to Control and 

Reduce Inadvertent Cargo Vapor Emissions in the Tank Barge 

Community 
APPENDIX D 

REASONABLY AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS 

APPENDIX D 

REASONABLY AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS 

INDEX 

Description Page

Section 1.0 Introduction 3 

Section 2.0 RACT Evaluation Approach 4 

 2.1 General Discussion 4 

 2.2 Identification of CTG and Non-CTG Emission Sources 4 

 2.3 Determining if State Regulations Fulfill RACT Requirements 4 

Section 3.0 RACT Determination and Discussion 5 

3.1 General Discussion 5 

 3.2 NOX RACT Determination 5 

 3.3 VOC RACT Determination 6 

 

Table D-1 State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements in CTG and ACT 12 

 Reference Documents 

Table D-2 State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements for Major Emission 18 

 Sources in the HGB Area 

 

Attachment 1 December 8, 2008, Letter to Mr. William T. Harnett, Director, Air Quality 81 

 Policy Division, United States Environmental Protection Agency on Issues 

 Related to Control Techniques Guidelines Documents 

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REASONABLY AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS 

1.0 Introduction 

The Houston-Galveston-Brazoria eight-hour ozone nonattainment area (HGB area) is currently classified 

as a severe nonattainment area for the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 1997 eighthour ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). Under the eight-hour ozone standard, the 

HGB area is required to meet the mandates of the Federal Clean Air Act (FCAA) under §§172(c)(1), 

182(b)(2), and 182(f). According to the EPA’s Final Rule to Implement the Eight-Hour Ozone NAAQS 

(40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) §51.912, November 29, 2005), states containing areas classified 

as moderate nonattainment or higher must submit a state implementation plan (SIP) revision 

demonstrating that their current rules fulfill the reasonably available control technology (RACT) 

requirements for all control techniques guidelines (CTG) emission source categories and all non-CTG 

major sources of nitrogen oxides (NOX) and volatile organic compounds (VOC). The major source 

threshold for severe nonattainment areas is a potential to emit 25 tons per year (tpy) or more of either 

NOX or VOC. This appendix provides the TCEQ's analysis of the sources and the applicable rules to 

demonstrate that the state is fulfilling the RACT requirements for the HGB area. 

The EPA issued 11 CTG documents between 2006 and 2008 with recommendations for VOC controls on 

a variety of consumer and commercial products. Some of the new CTG recommendations are updates to 

previously issued CTG documents and some are recommendations for new categories. The TCEQ 

evaluated these new CTG documents in this RACT analysis to determine if additional VOC controls were 

necessary to fulfill RACT requirements. The following is a list of the 11 CTG documents: 

 Flat Wood Paneling Coatings, Group II Issued in 2006

 Flexible Packaging Printing Materials, Group II Issued in 2006

 Industrial Cleaning Solvents, Group II Issued in 2006

 Offset Lithographic and Letterpress Printing, Group II Issued in 2006

 Large Appliance Coatings, Group III Issued in 2007

 Metal Furniture Coatings, Group III Issued in 2007

 Paper, Film, and Foil Coatings, Group III Issued in 2007

 Auto and Light-Duty Truck Assembly Coatings, Group IV Issued in 2008

 Fiberglass Boat Manufacturing Materials, Group IV Issued in 2008

 Miscellaneous Industrial Adhesives, Group IV Issued in 2008

 Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings, Group IV Issued in 2008

RACT is defined as the lowest emissions limitation that a particular source is capable of meeting by the 

application of control technology that is reasonably available considering technological and economic 

feasibility (44 FR 53762; September 17, 1979). RACT requirements for moderate and higher 

classification nonattainment areas are included in the FCAA to assure that significant source categories at 

major sources of ozone precursor emissions are controlled to a reasonable extent, but not necessarily to 

best available control technology (BACT) levels expected of new sources or to maximum achievable 

control technology (MACT) levels required for major sources of hazardous air pollutants. 

While RACT and reasonably available control measures (RACM) have similar consideration factors like 

technological and economic feasibility, there is a significant distinction between RACT and RACM. A 

control measure must advance attainment of the area towards the meeting the NAAQS for that measure to 

be considered RACM. Advancing attainment of the area is not a factor of consideration when evaluating 

RACT because the benefit of implementing RACT is presumed under the FCAA. 

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2.0 RACT Evaluation Approach 

2.1 General Discussion 

The TCEQ demonstrates that the RACT requirements are being fulfilled in the HGB area by: (1) 

identifying all CTG source categories of NOX and VOC emissions and submitting negative declarations 

for categories where there are no emission sources within the HGB area; (2) identifying all non-CTG 

major sources of NOX and VOC emissions; (3) identifying the state regulation that implements or exceeds 

RACT for each applicable CTG source category or non-CTG major emission source; and (4) describing 

the basis for concluding that these regulations fulfill RACT. 

2.2 Identification of CTG and Non-CTG Emission Sources 

The EPA has issued CTG documents defining RACT for existing facilities. The EPA has also issued 

Alternative Control Technology (ACT) documents that describe available control technologies but do not 

define presumptive RACT levels. The TCEQ reviewed the EPA's CTG and ACT documents to identify 

all source categories of NOX and VOC emissions that require RACT. RACT determinations are not 

required if there are no facilities in the HGB area that are subject to a CTG or ACT document. A negative 

declaration is provided for source categories described within the EPA guidance documents that do not 

exist in the HGB area. 

Under the EPA’s 1997 eight-hour ozone regulations for severe ozone nonattainment areas, the threshold 

for major stationary sources is a potential to emit of 25 tpy of either NOX or VOC emissions. The TCEQ 

reviewed the point source emissions inventory and Title V databases to identify all major sources of NOX

or VOC emissions. All sources in the Title V database that were listed as a major source for NOX or 

VOC emissions are included in the RACT analysis. Since the point source emissions inventory database 

reports actual emissions rather than potential to emit, the TCEQ reviewed sources that reported actual 

emissions as low as 10 tpy of NOX or VOC to account for the difference between actual and potential 

emissions. Sites from the emissions inventory database with emissions of 10 tpy or more of NOX or VOC 

that were not identified in the Title V database and could not be verified as minor sources by other means 

are also included in the RACT analysis. 

2.3 Determining if State Regulations Fulfill RACT Requirements 

As discussed in Section 3.0 of this appendix, the EPA previously approved the HGB VOC rules in 30 

Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 115 and NOX rules in 30 TAC Chapter 117 as meeting the 

FCAA RACT requirements. State regulations in Chapters 115 and 117 that implement the controls 

recommended in CTG or ACT documents or that implement equivalent or superior emission control 

strategies were determined to fulfill RACT requirements for any CTG or ACT documents issued prior to 

2006. RACT regarding CTG documents issued in 2006 and later was evaluated by comparing CTG 

recommendations to TCEQ rules to determine if the existing rules satisfied RACT. Additional discussion 

regarding CTG documents issued in 2006 and later is provided in Sections 3.3.2 through 3.3.4 of this 

appendix. State rules that are consistent with or more stringent than controls implemented in other 

nonattainment areas were also determined to fulfill RACT requirements. Federally approved state rules 

and rule approval dates can be found in 40 CFR §52.2270(c) EPA Approved Regulations in the Texas SIP. 

BACT is an emission standard that is based on the maximum degree of emission reduction achievable and 

is at least as stringent as the emission standards set by any applicable FCAA provisions. MACT is an 

emission standard that requires the maximum reduction of hazardous emissions and is at least as stringent 

as the average emission level achieved by controls on the top 12 percent of existing sources in the 

applicable source category. Therefore, emission sources subject to the more stringent BACT or MACT 

requirements were determined to also fulfill RACT requirements. 

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The TCEQ reviewed the emission sources in the HGB area and the applicable state rules to verify that all 

CTG/ACT emission source categories and non-CTG/ACT major emission sources in the HGB area were 

subject to requirements that meet or exceed the applicable RACT requirements, or that further emission 

controls on the sources were either not economically feasible or not technologically feasible. 

3.0 RACT Determination and Discussion 

3.1 General Discussion 

Under the current state rules, the HGB area is subject to some of the most stringent NOX and VOC 

emission control requirements in the country and for many source categories the existing rules are more 

stringent than recommended RACT standards for those categories. In the final approval notice for the 

revised HGB one-hour ozone attainment demonstration SIP (71 FR 52676, September 6, 2006), the EPA 

noted that the HGB VOC rules in Chapter 115 and NOX rules in Chapter 117 were previously determined 

to meet the FCAA RACT requirements. Under the one-hour ozone NAAQS, the HGB area was also 

designated severe nonattainment and the threshold for major stationary sources under the one-hour ozone 

nonattainment designation was identical to the current threshold under the 1997 eight-hour ozone 

designation. Therefore, controls to satisfy RACT for most major sources under the 1997 eight-hour 

ozone designation were implemented by the TCEQ under the one-hour ozone attainment demonstration 

and previously approved by the EPA. 

Table D-1: State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements in CTG and ACT Reference Documents provides 

the emission source categories, the CTG and ACT reference documents, and the state rules addressing the 

RACT requirements for sources in the CTG and ACT documents. A negative declaration is provided in 

the table for emission source categories that based on information available to the TCEQ either do not 

exist in the HGB area or exist but do not meet the applicability criteria recommended for controls, e.g., 

sources less than the recommended exemption thresholds. 

Table D-2: State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements for Major Emission Sources in the HGB Area 

lists the major stationary emission sources with actual or potential emissions exceeding the 25 tpy major 

source threshold in the HGB area. Some sources listed may actually be less than the major source 

threshold but were included in the table. The table provides the emission source regulated entity number 

(RN), account number, company name, standard industrial classification (SIC) code, a brief description of 

the source, and the reported annual emissions (in tpy). The table also includes either the state rules 

satisfying the RACT requirements, the permit requirements that limit emissions, or the reasoned 

justification for why controlling the emissions is not considered RACT. 

3.2 NOX RACT Determination 

3.2.1 NOX Mass Emission Cap and Trade (MECT) Program and Chapter 117 NOX Rules 

The NOX MECT program and accompanying Chapter 117 rules represent one of the most comprehensive 

NOX control strategies in the nation. The NOX controls and reductions implemented through the MECT 

program and Chapter 117 for the HGB area encompass both RACT and beyond-RACT levels of control. 

Except as noted in Section 3.2.2: Glass Furnace RACT of this appendix, the current the EPA-approved 

Chapter 117 rules fulfill RACT requirements for all CTG and ACT NOX emission source categories. 

Table D-1: State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements in CTG and ACT Reference Documents provides 

additional details on the CTG and ACT source categories. 

For non-CTG/ACT major NOX emission source categories, RACT is fulfilled by the MECT program or 

by separate source-specific rules in Chapter 117 for sources that NOX controls are technologically and 

economically feasible. Further NOX controls on certain major sources were determined to be either not 

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economically feasible or not technologically feasible. Table D-2: State Rules Addressing RACT 

Requirements for Major Emission Sources in the HGB Area provides additional detail on the nonCTG/ACT major emission source categories. 

3.2.2 Glass Furnace RACT 

The TCEQ is not implementing any rule amendments or new rules associated with the EPA's Glass 

Furnace ACT for the HGB area. The TCEQ identified one major source glass manufacturing facility, 

Longhorn Glass Corporation (TCEQ Account No. HG-0028-R), in the 2006 point source emissions 

inventory meeting the source category description in the EPA's glass furnace ACT document Alternative 

Control Techniques Document-NOX Emissions from Glass Manufacturing. TCEQ Permit Number 42623 

(Special Condition 7B), revised February 2006, requires Longhorn's oxy-fired glass furnace to meet a 

NOX emission specification of 1.48 pounds per ton of glass produced. The level of NOX control already 

installed on the facility meets what the TCEQ considers to be the top end controls for glass furnaces and 

additional NOX control is not possible at this facility. This is consistent with the EPA's ACT document 

which describes oxy-firing as the most effective NOX control technique. This control requirement also 

surpasses the current Chapter 117 NOX emissions specification of 4.0 pounds per ton of glass produced 

(§117.410(b)(10)) that was adopted by the commission on May 23, 2007, (32 TexReg 3206, June 8, 2007) 

for the Dallas-Fort Worth 1997 eight-hour ozone attainment demonstration and approved by the EPA (73 

FR 73562, December 3, 2008). Furthermore, there are no other glass furnaces in the HGB area. 

Therefore, the TCEQ determined that establishing a NOX RACT rule for the glass furnace source 

category was not necessary for fulfilling RACT for the HGB 1997 eight-hour ozone standard attainment 

demonstration because additional controls were not necessary or possible in this specific situation. 

3.3 VOC RACT Determination 

3.3.1 Chapter 115 Existing VOC RACT Rules 

All VOC emission source categories addressed by CTG and ACT documents issued prior to 2006 that 

VOC controls are technologically and economically feasible are controlled by the EPA-approved Chapter 

115 rules or other EPA-approved regulations that fulfill RACT requirements. Sections 3.3.2 through 

3.3.4 of this appendix discuss the eleven CTG documents issued by the EPA between 2006 and 2008. 

Table D-1: State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements in CTG and ACT Reference Documents provides 

additional details on the CTG and ACT source categories. 

For all non-CTG/ACT major VOC emission source categories that VOC controls are technologically and 

economically feasible, RACT is fulfilled by the EPA-approved Chapter 115 rules or by other federally 

enforceable measures. Additional VOC controls on certain major sources were determined to be either 

not economically feasible or not technologically feasible. Table D-2: State Rules Addressing RACT 

Requirements for Major Emission Sources in the HGB Area provides additional detail on the nonCTG/ACT major emission source categories. 

3.3.2 EPA Consumer and Commercial Products CTG Documents, Group II Issued in 2006 

3.3.2.1 Flat Wood Paneling Coatings 

No facilities meeting the applicability of the 2006 Flat Wood Paneling Coatings CTG document were 

identified in the HGB area. Therefore, the TCEQ provides a negative declaration for this emission source 

category with regard to RACT for the HGB area. 

In Appendix B of the CTG document, the EPA indicated that two facilities in Texas ozone nonattainment 

areas were potentially subject to the CTG recommendations. Based on review of the point source 

emissions inventory and Title V database, the TCEQ identified only one facility (Georgia Pacific Wood 

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Products LLC, Cleveland Plywood Mill, Account Number LH-0026-B) in the HGB area meeting the 

source category description. However, the site's Title V permit indicates that the facility's potential to 

emit is less than 15 pounds per day (ppd) of VOC and the facility is not subject to the CTG recommended 

controls. 

3.3.2.2 Flexible Packaging Printing Materials 

At the September 23, 2009, agenda for proposal of this SIP revision, the commission proposed that 

additional controls were not necessary for the Flexible Packaging Printing Materials CTG document for 

the HGB area. The CTG recommends an add-on air pollution control device be required on any flexible 

package printing press with the potential to emit 25 tpy of VOC or more. Overall level of control is tied 

to the first installation date of the device and this date does not change if the device is installed and then 

later moved to a new location. The current rules for flexographic and rotogravure printing lines in 

Chapter 115, Subchapter E, Division 3, are equivalent or superior to the CTG recommendations for addon air pollution control devices. The Chapter 115 rules control flexographic and rotogravure printing 

lines on any property with an uncontrolled potential to emit 25 tpy of VOC or more when operating at 

maximum production rate. The Chapter 115 applicability for required controls is at least equivalent to the 

CTG recommendations and is potentially more stringent for sites with multiple presses because the rules 

would require control devices on individual presses with uncontrolled emissions less than 25 tpy. 

Additionally, the TCEQ proposed that implementing controls for the work practices recommended in the 

CTG document was not necessary. 

However, in response to EPA's comments on this SIP revision, the TCEQ has decided to reevaluate the 

RACT determination for the Flexible Packaging Printing Materials CTG recommendations. The 

Executive Director will proceed with the RACT analysis of this CTG document and initiate a future SIP 

revision and rulemaking for the commission's consideration, if necessary, in order to submit a RACT 

determination to the EPA in a timely manner. 

3.3.2.3 Industrial Cleaning Solvents 

The TCEQ is not making a determination at this time whether the Industrial Cleaning Solvents CTG 

recommendations represent RACT for Texas. The TCEQ's assessment indicates that the EPA 

substantially underestimated the scope and potential impact of the CTG recommendations. In Appendix 

D of the CTG, the EPA estimated 92 facilities in Texas nonattainment areas would be subject to the 

recommendations. However, the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes the 

EPA provided in Appendix C of the CTG suggests a much broader applicability. Based on the EPA's 

suggested exemption threshold of 15 ppd of VOC and the listed NAICS codes, the TCEQ estimates that 

implementing the CTG recommendations would have widespread and potentially adverse impacts to 

small businesses and micro-businesses. An integral part of determining whether a control technology or 

measure represents RACT is evaluating the technological and economic feasibility of the proposed 

controls. Determining technological and economic feasibility is not possible when the applicability of the 

control measure is ambiguous. The TCEQ will continue to evaluate the impact to small businesses, 

technological and economical feasibility, and practical enforceability of the CTG recommendations. The 

TCEQ plans to conduct research to determine the quantity of sources that would be affected by these 

CTG recommendations and to provide small business outreach to engage stakeholders that could be 

potentially impacted by the EPA's suggested control measures. The Executive Director will proceed with 

the RACT analysis of this CTG document and initiate a future SIP revision and rulemaking for the 

commission's consideration, if necessary, in order to submit a RACT determination to the EPA in a timely 

manner. 

3.3.2.4 Offset Lithographic and Letterpress Printing 

Concurrent with this SIP revision, the TCEQ adopted revisions to 30 TAC Chapter 115, Subchapter E, 

Division 4 to implement the EPA's 2006 Offset Lithographic and Letterpress Printing CTG 

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recommendations that represent RACT in the HGB area. The adopted Chapter 115 rulemaking reduces 

the VOC content of the fountain solutions and cleaning solutions used by offset lithographic printing 

operations, and expands the rule applicability to include smaller offset lithographic printing sources that 

were previously exempt from these rules. The TCEQ determined that no letterpress printing operations 

meeting the applicability criteria recommended in the CTG document are located in the HGB area. 

Therefore, the TCEQ provides a negative declaration for the Letterpress Printing CTG source category. 

The TCEQ maintains that the overall VOC control level in the adopted Chapter 115, Subchapter E, 

Division 4 rules is equivalent to or more stringent than the EPA's 2006 CTG recommendations and 

sufficient to fulfill RACT for offset lithographic printing operations. The TCEQ must balance arbitrarily 

implementing the 2006 CTG recommendations with the potential for backsliding, enforceability 

considerations, and the possible impacts to sources that have already complied with the existing rules. 

In several instances the adopted Chapter 115 content limits are more stringent than EPA's 2006 CTG 

recommendations. The 2006 CTG recommendations include limiting the VOC content of cleaning 

solutions used in offset lithographic printing operations to 70 percent VOC by weight in conjunction with 

work practice standards. The adopted Chapter 115 rules retain the more stringent cleaning solution 

content limit of 70 percent VOC by volume in conjunction with work practice standards. Assuming the 

VOC in the cleaning solvent used is kerosene, the VOC referenced in the 2006 CTG, the adopted Chapter 

115 content limit of 70 percent VOC by volume for cleaning solutions is equivalent to 66 percent VOC 

by weight. EPA's 2006 CTG also recommends limiting the fountain solution content to five percent 

alcohol substitutes or less by weight and no alcohol in the fountain solution. To prevent potential 

backsliding for sources already required to comply with these state regulations, the adopted Chapter 115 

rules retain the more stringent fountain solution content limit of three percent alcohol substitutes or less 

by weight and no alcohol in the fountain solution. 

The TCEQ maintains that the adopted Chapter 115 rules for heatset offset lithographic presses are at least 

as stringent as the EPA's 2006 CTG recommended controls. The EPA's CTG recommends an add-on air 

pollution control device be required on each individual heatset offset lithographic press with the 

uncontrolled potential to emit 25 tpy of VOC or more from the dryer. The Chapter 115 rule require 

control devices, with a control efficiency of at least 90 percent, to be installed on heatset offset 

lithographic presses on a property in the HGB area with total uncontrolled VOC emissions of at least 25 

tpy, which includes VOC emissions from ink oils evaporated by the press dryer and VOC in fountain and 

cleaning solutions. In Table 5-1 of the 1993 draft Offset Lithographic Printing CTG, the EPA estimates 

that 26 percent of the total uncontrolled VOC emissions from heatset offset lithographic printing 

operations are emitted from the press dryer. Based on EPA's assumption, an individual heatset press 

located on a property with total uncontrolled VOC emissions of 25 tpy would emit less than 7 tpy of VOC 

from the press dryer. Therefore, the Chapter 115 rules are effectively more stringent than the EPA's 2006 

CTG RACT recommendations with regard to the applicability threshold for this control requirement. 

Additionally, the EPA's 2006 CTG recommended exempting heatset presses used for book printing and 

heatset presses with a maximum web width of 22 inches or less from the add-on control device 

requirements. The existing Chapter 115 regulations do not exempt these sources from the control 

requirements and the TCEQ has not adopted these exemptions into the revised rule. 

The EPA's CTG recommends requiring control equipment first installed before the effective date of rules 

implementing the CTG to have an overall control efficiency of 90 percent and control equipment first 

installed after the effective date of rules implementing the CTG to have an overall control efficiency of 95 

percent. The TCEQ disagrees with the EPA's CTG recommendation to correlate control device efficiency 

requirements with the first installation date of the control device regardless of where the equipment was 

installed. The TCEQ contends imposing this policy may encourage the installation of older, less efficient 

equipment and may create potential backsliding issues. The policy may also create significant practical 

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enforceability issues for TCEQ investigators with regard to verifying the first installation date of the 

control equipment. 

 

Regardless of the first installation date of the device, the EPA recommends providing the alternative 

option to reduce the control device outlet concentration to 20 parts per million by volume (ppmv) as 

hexane on a dry basis to accommodate situations where the inlet VOC concentration is too low to 

demonstrate the 90 or 95 percent control efficiency. The Chapter 115 rules provide affected owners or 

operators of a heatset offset lithographic printing press the option to operate a control device to reduce 

VOC emissions from the press dryer exhaust vent by 90 percent by weight or maintain a maximum dryer 

exhaust outlet VOC concentration of 20 ppmv. The Chapter 115 alternative concentration limit is 

substantially preferable because it encourages VOC emission reductions without requiring add-on 

controls and implementing the EPA's recommended approach would penalize operations who were able 

to achieve the 20 ppmv limit without the installation of expensive add-on control devices. 

Based on this analysis, the TCEQ determined that the adopted Chapter 115 rules for offset lithographic 

printing operations provide an overall VOC control level that is at least equivalent to the 2006 CTG 

recommendations and are more effective and enforceable. Therefore, the revised Chapter 115, 

Subchapter E, Division 4 rules are sufficient to fulfill RACT for offset lithographic printing operations in 

the HGB area. 

3.3.3 EPA Consumer and Commercial Products CTG Documents, Group III Issued in 2007 

3.3.3.1 Large Appliance Coatings 

By letter dated December 8, 2008, the TCEQ requested clarification from the EPA regarding several 

issues related to the Large Appliance Coatings CTG recommendations. Current TCEQ rules in Chapter 

115 for large appliance coating operations are based directly on the original Large Appliance Coatings 

CTG issued by the EPA in 1977. A number of the recommended VOC content limits for specific 

coatings categories listed in the 2007 CTG document are less stringent than the more general VOC 

content limits specified in the EPA's original CTG recommendations for the Large Appliance Coatings 

category. Since the 2007 Large Appliance Coatings CTG document does not specifically address this 

issue, the TCEQ requested clarification to ensure that implementing the 2007 CTG recommendations 

would not be considered backsliding and to be certain that the TCEQ has the appropriate information to 

determine whether the 2007 CTG recommendations actually represented RACT for Texas. See 

Attachment 1 in this appendix for the TCEQ letter to the EPA requesting clarification on these issues. 

As of the September 23, 2009, TCEQ's agenda date for proposal of this SIP revision, the EPA had not 

formally responded to the TCEQ's request for clarification on these CTG documents. Therefore, the 

TCEQ did not propose a RACT determination for the Large Appliance Coatings CTG source category. 

However, in the comments submitted for this SIP revision, the EPA did provide suggestions and guidance 

regarding the issues raised by the TCEQ in the December 2008 letter. The Executive Director will 

proceed with the RACT analysis of this CTG document based on the guidance provided in the EPA's 

comments and initiate a future SIP revision and rulemaking for the commission's consideration, if 

necessary, in order to submit a RACT determination to the EPA in a timely manner. 

3.3.3.2 Metal Furniture Coatings 

By letter dated December 8, 2008, the TCEQ requested clarification from the EPA regarding several 

issues related to the Metal Furniture Coatings CTG recommendations. Current TCEQ rules in Chapter 

115 for metal furniture coating operations are based directly on the original Metal Furniture Coatings 

CTG issued by the EPA in 1977. A number of the recommended VOC content limits for specific 

coatings categories listed in the 2007 CTG document are less stringent that the more general VOC content 

limits specified in the EPA's original CTG recommendations for the Metal Furniture Coatings category. 

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Since the 2007 Metal Furniture Coatings CTG document does not specifically address this issue, the 

TCEQ requested clarification to ensure that implementing the 2007 CTG recommendations would not be 

considered backsliding and to be certain that the TCEQ has the appropriate information to determine 

whether the 2007 CTG recommendations actually represented RACT for Texas. See Attachment 1 in this 

appendix for the TCEQ letter to the EPA requesting clarification on these issues. 

As of the September 23, 2009, TCEQ's agenda date for proposal of this SIP revision, the EPA had not 

formally responded to the TCEQ's request for clarification on these CTG documents. Therefore, the 

TCEQ did not propose a RACT determination for the Metal Furniture Coatings CTG source category. 

However, in the comments submitted for this SIP revision, the EPA did provide suggestions and guidance 

regarding the issues raised by the TCEQ in the December 2008 letter. The Executive Director will 

proceed with the RACT analysis of this CTG document based on the guidance provided in the EPA's 

comments and initiate a future SIP revision and rulemaking for the commission's consideration, if 

necessary, in order to submit a RACT determination to the EPA in a timely manner. 

3.3.3.3 Paper, Film, and Foil Coatings 

At the September 23, 2009, agenda for proposal of this SIP revision the TCEQ proposed that additional 

controls were not necessary for the Paper, Film, and Foil Coatings CTG category. The EPA 

recommendations for installation of controls to achieve 90 percent reduction or compliance with the more 

stringent coating content limits would only apply to individual presses that have a potential to emit 25 tpy 

or more of VOC, prior to the consideration of controls. The TCEQ has not identified any sources in the 

HGB area that would meet this threshold. Therefore, implementing the CTG recommended control 

requirements for sources with this potential to emit threshold would not result in any emissions 

reductions. Additionally, the TCEQ proposed that implementing controls for the work practices 

recommended in the CTG document was not necessary. 

However, in response to EPA's comments on this SIP revision, the TCEQ has decided to reevaluate the 

RACT determination for the Paper, Film, and Foil Coatings CTG recommendations. The Executive 

Director will proceed with the RACT analysis of this CTG document and initiate a future SIP revision 

and rulemaking for the commission's consideration, if necessary, in order to submit a RACT 

determination to the EPA in a timely manner. 

3.3.4 EPA Consumer and Commercial Products CTG Documents, Group IV Issued in 2008 

3.3.4.1 Auto and Light-Duty Truck Assembly Coatings 

No facilities meeting the applicability of the 2008 Auto and Light-Duty Truck Assembly Coatings CTG 

document were identified in the HGB area. Therefore, the TCEQ provides a negative declaration for this 

source category with regard to RACT for the HGB area. 

3.3.4.2 Fiberglass Boat Manufacturing Materials 

The 2008 Fiberglass Boat Manufacturing Materials CTG document did not identify any sources in Texas 

that would be subject to the CTG recommended controls. However, as of the September 23, 2009, 

TCEQ's agenda for proposal of this SIP revision, the TCEQ could not make a definitive negative 

declaration for this source category. Since that time the TCEQ has conducted extensive additional review 

of the potential sources identified in the point source emissions inventory, Title V permits, and central 

registry databases. No facilities meeting the applicability of the 2008 Fiberglass Boat Manufacturing 

Materials CTG document were identified in the HGB area. Therefore, the TCEQ provides a negative 

declaration for this source category with regard to RACT for the HGB area. 

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3.3.4.3 Miscellaneous Industrial Adhesives 

The TCEQ is not making a determination at this time whether the Miscellaneous Industrial Adhesives 

CTG recommendations represent RACT for Texas. Similar to the Industrial Cleaning Solvents CTG, the 

TCEQ's assessment indicates that the EPA substantially underestimated the scope and potential impact of 

the Miscellaneous Industrial Adhesives CTG recommendations. An integral part of determining whether 

a control technology or measure represents RACT is evaluating the technological and economic 

feasibility of the proposed controls. Determining technological and economic feasibility is not possible 

when the applicability of the control measure is ambiguous. The TCEQ will continue to evaluate the 

impact to small businesses, technological and economical feasibility, and practical enforceability of the 

CTG recommendations. The TCEQ plans to conduct research to determine the quantity of sources that 

would be affected by these CTG recommendations and to provide small business outreach to engage 

stakeholders that could be potentially impacted by the EPA's suggested control measures. The Executive 

Director will proceed with the RACT analysis of this CTG document and initiate a future SIP revision 

and rulemaking for the commission's consideration, if necessary, in order to submit a RACT 

determination to the EPA in a timely manner. 

3.3.4.4 Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings 

By letter dated December 8, 2008, the TCEQ requested clarification from the EPA regarding several 

issues related to the Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings CTG recommendations. The current 

TCEQ rules in Chapter 115 for these coating operations are based directly on the original CTG issued by 

the EPA in 1978. A number of the recommended VOC content limits for specific coatings categories 

listed in the 2008 CTG document are less stringent that the more general VOC content limits specified in 

the EPA's original CTG recommendations for these categories. Since the 2008 Miscellaneous Metal and 

Plastic Parts Coatings CTG document does not specifically address this issue, the TCEQ requested 

clarification to ensure that implementing the 2008 CTG recommendations would not be considered 

backsliding and to be certain that the TCEQ has the appropriate information to determine whether the 

2008 CTG recommendations actually represented RACT for Texas. See Attachment 1 in this appendix 

for the TCEQ letter to the EPA requesting clarification on these issues. 

As of the September 23, 2009, TCEQ's agenda date for proposal of this SIP revision, the EPA had not 

formally responded to the TCEQ's request for clarification on these CTG documents. Therefore, the 

TCEQ did not propose a RACT determination for the Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings 

CTG source category. However, in the comments submitted for this SIP revision, the EPA did provide 

suggestions and guidance regarding the issues raised by the TCEQ in the December 2008 letter. The 

Executive Director will proceed with the RACT analysis of this CTG document based on the guidance 

provided in the EPA's comments and initiate a future SIP revision and rulemaking for the commission's 

consideration, if necessary, in order to submit a RACT determination to the EPA in a timely manner. 

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Table D-1: State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements in CTG and ACT Reference 

Documents 

Emission Source 

Category

CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

RACT Requirements

Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) Emissions

Aerospace 

Guideline Series: Control of Volatile Organic 

Compound Emissions from Coating 

Operations at Aerospace Manufacturing and 

Rework Operations (EPA-453/R-97-004, 

EPA-68/D1-00115, EPA-453/D-96-016, 

December 1997) (see 59 FR 29216, June 6, 

1994) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Agricultural 

Pesticides 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from the Application of 

Agricultural Pesticides (EPA-450/R-92-011, 

March 1993) 

The TCEQ does not regulate the 

use of agricultural pesticides and 

this ACT document does not give 

presumptive controls; therefore, no 

RACT determination is required 

for this source category. 

Architectural and 

Industrial 

Maintenance 

Coatings 

Reduction of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Application of Traffic 

Markings (EPA-450/3-88-007, August 1988). 

The Architectural and Industrial Maintenance 

coatings national rule issued in 1998 includes 

limits for traffic coatings and superseded the 

ACT. 

Emissions from this source 

category are regulated by the AIM 

National Rule. 

Automobile 

Coating 

The Reduction of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Automobile Refinishing 

(EPA-450/3-88-009, October 1988, NTIS No 

PB-89-148-282) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Automobile 

Refinishing 

Alternative Control Techniques Document: 

Automobile Body Refinishing (EPA-453/R94-031, April 1994) (Note: a national rule for 

auto-body refinishing was issued in 1998 after 

the ACT) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Batch Processes 

Alternative Control Techniques Document: 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Batch Processes (EPA453/R-93-017 or EPA-453/R-93-020, 

February 1994) 

§115.160 – §115.169 

Bulk Gasoline 

Plants 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Bulk Gasoline Plants (EPA-450/2-77-035, 

December 1977) 

§115.211 – §115.219 

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Emission Source CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

Category RACT Requirements

Cleaning Solvents 

Alternative Control Techniques Document: 

Industrial Cleaning Solvents (EPA-453/R-94-

015, February 1994) 

§115.412 – §115.419 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Cleaning Solvents 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Industrial 

Cleaning Solvents (EPA-453/R-06-001, 

September 2006) 

See Section 3.3.2.3 of RACT 

Discussion. 

Commercial 

Bakeries 

Alternative Control Techniques Document: 

Bakery Ovens (EPA-453/R-92-017, December 

1992) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

Cutback Asphalt 

Control of Volatile Organic Compounds from 

Use of Cutback Asphalt (EPA-450/2-77-037, 

December 1977) 

§115.510 – §115.519 

Ethylene Oxide 

Sterilization/ 

Fumigation 

Operations 

Alternative Control Technology Document: 

Ethylene Oxide Sterilization/Fumigation 

Operations (EPA-450/3-89-007, March 1989) 

Emissions from this source 

category are regulated by MACT 

per §113.200. 

Fiberglass Boat 

Manufacturing 

Materials 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Fiberglass 

Boat Manufacturing Materials (EPA 453/R08-004, September 2008) 

No sources meeting the specific 

category description in the CTG. 

See Section 3.3.4.2 of RACT 

Discussion. 

Fugitive Emissions 

Fugitive Emission Sources of Organic 

Compounds – Additional Information on 

Emissions, Emission Reductions, and Costs 

(EPA-450/3-82-010, April 1982) 

§115.352 – §115.359 

Gasoline Service 

Stations 

Design Criteria for Stage I Vapor Control 

Systems - Gasoline Service Stations 

(November 1975) 

§115.221 – §115.229 

Graphic Arts 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume VIII: 

Graphic Arts - Rotogravure and Flexography 

(EPA-450/2-78-033, December 1978) 

§115.430 – §115.439 

Graphic Arts 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Offset Lithographic Printing 

(September 1993) 

§115.440 – §115.449 

Graphic Arts 

Alternative Control Technology Document: 

Offset Lithographic Printing (EPA-453/R-94-

054, June 1994) 

§115.440 – §115.449 

Graphic Arts 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Flexible 

Package Printing (EPA-453/R-06-003, 

September 2006) 

See Section 3.3.2.2 of RACT 

Discussion 

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Emission Source CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

Category RACT Requirements

Graphic Arts 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Offset 

Lithographic Printing and Letterpress Printing 

(EPA-453/R-06-002, September 

2006) 

§115.440 – §115.449 

Adopted changes to incorporate 

RACT requirements: TCEQ Rule 

Project 2008-015-115-EN. 

Industrial 

Adhesives 

Control Techniques Guidelines for 

Miscellaneous Industrial Adhesives (EPA 

453/R-08-005, September 2008) 

See Section 3.3.4.3 of RACT 

Discussion 

Industrial 

Wastewater 

Control Techniques for Industrial Wastewater 

(EPA-453/D-93-056, September 1992) (ACT: 

April 1994, consists of cover memo with 

option tables and CTG) 

§115.140 – §115.149 

Ink and Paint 

Manufacturing 

Alternative Control Technology Document: 

Control of Volatile Organic Compounds from 

Ink and Paint Manufacturing (EPA-453/3-92-

013) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

Leather Tanning 

and Finishing 

Operations 

Alternative Control Technology Document: 

Leather Tanning and Finishing Operations 

(EPA-453/R-93-025) 

No existing major sources in HGB 

area (SIC 3111). 

Metal Furniture 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume III: 

Surface Coating of Metal Furniture (EPA450/2-77-032, December 1977) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Natural 

Gas/Gasoline 

Processing 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Equipment Leaks from Natural Gas/Gasoline 

Processing Plants (EPA-450/2-83-007, 

December 1983) 

§115.352 – §115.359 

Petroleum Dry 

Cleaners 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Large Petroleum Dry 

Cleaners (EPA-450/3-82-009, September 

1982) 

Contingency Measures: 

§115.552 – §115. 559 

Petroleum Liquid 

Storage 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Storage of Petroleum Liquids in Fixed Roof 

Tanks (EPA-450/2-77-036, December 1977) 

§115.110 – §115.119 

Petroleum Liquid 

Storage 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Petroleum Liquid Storage in External Floating 

Roof Tanks (EPA-450/2-78-047, December 

1978) 

§115.110 – §115.119 

Petroleum Liquid 

Storage 

Alternative Control Techniques Document: 

Volatile Organic Liquid Storage in Floating 

and Fixed Roof Tanks (EPA-453/R-94-001, 

January 1994) 

§115.110 – §115.119 

Plywood Veneer 

Dryers 

Control Techniques for Organic Emissions 

from Plywood Veneer Dryers (EPA-450/3-

83-012, May 1983) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

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Emission Source CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

Category RACT Requirements

Process Vents 

Alternative Control Technology Document: 

Organic Waste Process Vents (EPA-450/3-

91-007, December 1990) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

Refineries 

Control of Refinery Vacuum Producing 

Systems, Wastewater Separators, and Process 

Unit Turnarounds (EPA-450/2-77-025, 

October 1977) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

§115.131 – §115.139 

§115.311 – §115.319 

Refineries 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound Leaks 

from Petroleum Refinery Equipment (EPA450/2-78-036, June 1978) §115.352 – §115.359 

Rubber Tires 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Manufacture of Pneumatic Rubber Tires 

(EPA-450/2-78-030, December 1978) 

No existing major sources in HGB 

area (SIC 3011). 

Shipbuilding and 

Ship Repair 

Control Technique Guidelines for 

Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Operations 

(EPA-453/R-94-032, April 1994 ) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Shipbuilding and 

Ship Repair 

Control Technique Guidelines for 

Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Surface Coating 

Operations (61 FR 44050, August 27, 1996) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Solvent Cleaning 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Solvent Metal Cleaning (EPA-450/2-77-022, 

November 1977) 

§115.412 – §115.419 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Solvent Cleaning 

Alternative Control Technology Document: 

Halogenated Solvent Cleaners (EPA-450/3-

89-030, August 1989) 

§115.412 – §115.419 

Surface Coating 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume I: 

Control Methods for Surface Coating 

Operations (EPA-450/2-76-028, November 

1976) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Surface Coating 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume II: 

Surface Coating of Cans, Coils, Paper, 

Fabrics, Automobiles, and Light-Duty Trucks 

(EPA-450/2-77-008, May 1977) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Surface Coating 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume IV: 

Surface Coating for Insulation of Magnet 

Wire (EPA-450/2-77-033, December 1977) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Surface Coating 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume V: 

Surface Coating of Large Appliances (EPA450/2-77-034, December 1977) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

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Emission Source CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

Category RACT Requirements

Surface Coating 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume VI: 

Surface Coating of Miscellaneous Metal Parts 

and Products (EPA-450/2-78-015, June 1978) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Surface Coating 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Existing Stationary Sources, Volume VII: 

Factory Surface Coating of Flat Wood 

Paneling (EPA-450/2-78-032, June 1978) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Surface Coating 

Alternative Control Techniques Document: 

Surface Coating of Automotive/Transportation 

and Business Machine Plastic Parts (EPA453/R-94-017, February 1994) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Surface Coating 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Flat Wood 

Paneling Coatings (EPA-453/R-06-004, 

September 2006) 

No sources meeting the specific 

category of the CTG. See Section 

3.3.2.1 of RACT Discussion. 

Surface Coating 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Paper, 

Film, and Foil Coatings (EPA 453/R-07-003, 

September 2007) 

See Section 3.3.3.3 of RACT 

Discussion (§115.420 – §115.429).

Surface Coating 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Large 

Appliance Coatings (EPA 453/R-07-004, 

September 2007) 

See Section 3.3.3.1 of RACT 

Discussion (§115.420 – §115.429).

Surface Coating 

Control Techniques Guidelines for Metal 

Furniture Coatings (EPA 453/R-07-005, 

September 2007) 

See Section 3.3.3.2 of RACT 

Discussion (§115.420 – §115.429).

Surface Coating 

Control Techniques Guidelines for 

Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts 

Coatings (EPA 453/R-08-003, September 

2008) 

See Section 3.3.4.4 of RACT 

Discussion (§115.420 – §115.429). 

Surface Coating 

Control Techniques Guidelines for 

Automobile and Light-Duty Truck Assembly 

Coatings (EPA 453/R-08-006, September 

2008) 

No existing major sources in HGB 

area. See Section 3.3.4.1 of RACT 

Discussion. 

Synthetic Organic 

Chemical 

Manufacturing 

Industry 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Manufacture of Synthesized Pharmaceutical 

Products (EPA-450/2-78-029, December 

1978) 

§115.531 – §115.539 

Synthetic Organic 

Chemical 

Manufacturing 

Industry 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Manufacture of High-Density 

Polyethylene, Polypropylene, and Polystyrene 

Resins (EPA-450/3-83-008, November 1983) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

Synthetic Organic 

Chemical 

Manufacturing 

Industry 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Fugitive Emissions from Synthetic Organic 

Chemical Polymer and Resin Manufacturing 

Equipment (EPA-450/3-83-006, March 1984) 

§115.352 – §115.359 

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Emission Source CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

Category RACT Requirements

Synthetic Organic 

Chemical 

Manufacturing 

Industry 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Air Oxidation Processes in 

Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing 

Industry (EPA-450/3-84-015, December 

1984) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

Synthetic Organic 

Chemical 

Manufacturing 

Industry 

Polystyrene Foam Manufacturing (EPA450/3-90-020, 1990) §115.120 – §115.129 

Synthetic Organic 

Chemical 

Manufacturing 

Industry 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound 

Emissions from Reactor Processes and 

Distillation Operations in Synthetic Organic 

Chemical Manufacturing Industry (EPA450/4-91-031, August 1993) 

§115.120 – §115.129 

Tank Trucks 

Control of Hydrocarbons from Tank Truck 

Gasoline Loading Terminals (EPA-450/2-77-

026, December 1977) 

§115.211 – §115.219 

§115.221 – §115.229 

Tank Trucks 

Control of Volatile Organic Compound Leaks 

from Gasoline Tank Trucks and Vapor 

Collection Systems (EPA-450/2-78-051, 

December 1978) 

§115.211 – §115.219 

§115.234 – §115.239 

Vegetable Oil 

Manufacturing 

Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from 

Manufacture of Vegetable Oils (EPA-450/2-

78-035, June 1978) 

No existing major sources in HGB 

area (SIC 2046 and 2076). 

Wood Furniture 

Manufacturing 

Guideline Series: Control of Volatile Organic 

Compound Emissions from Wood Furniture 

Manufacturing Operations (EPA-453/D95/002) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Wood Furniture 

Manufacturing 

Guidelines Series: Control of Volatile Organic 

Compound Emissions from Wood Furniture 

Manufacturing Operations (EPA-453/R-96-

007, April 1996) (see also 61 FR 25223, and, 

61 FR 50823, September 27, 1996) 

§115.420 – §115.429 

Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) Emissions 

Cement 

Manufacturing 

NOX Emissions from Cement Manufacturing 

(EPA-453/R-94-004, March 1994, Updated 

September 2000) 

No existing major sources in HGB 

area (SIC 3241). 

Glass 

Manufacturing 

NOX Emissions from Glass Manufacturing 

(EPA-453/R-94-037, June 1994) 

One major source glass 

manufacturing facility in the HGB 

area. Permit addresses RACT 

(Permit No. 42623). See Section 

3.2.2 of RACT discussion. 

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D-17 

Emission Source 

Category

CTG or ACT Reference Document State Regulations Fulfilling 

RACT Requirements

Industrial, 

Commercial, and 

Institutional Boilers 

NOX Emissions from Industrial, Commercial 

& Institutional Boilers (EPA-453/R-94-022, 

March 1994) 

§117.300 - §117.356 

Iron and Steel NOX Emissions from Iron and Steel (EPA453/R-94-065, September 1994) §117.300 - §117.356 

Nitric and Adipic 

Acid 

Manufacturing 

NOX Emissions from Nitric and Adipic Acid 

Manufacturing Plants (EPA-453/3-91-026, 

December 1991) 

§117.4000 – §117.4056 

§117.4100 – §117.4150 

Process Heaters NOX Emissions from Process Heaters (EPA453/R-93-034, revised September 1993) §117.300 - §117.356 

Stationary Internal 

Combustion 

Engines 

NOX Emissions from Stationary Internal 

Combustion Engines (EPA-453/R-93-032, 

July 1993) (Updated September 2000) 

§117.300 - §117.356 

Stationary Turbines NOX Emissions from Stationary Combustion 

Turbines (EPA-453/R-93-007, January 1993) §117.300 - §117.356 

Utility Boilers NOX Emissions from Utility Boilers (EPA453/R-94-023, March 1994) §117.1200 - §117.1256 
Table D-2: State Rules Addressing RACT Requirements for Major Emission Sources in the HGB Area 

Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL 

TPY 

NOX

RULE

ADDRES

RAC

RN100225945 BL0082R DOW CHEMICAL CO 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

6701.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100888312 FG0020V NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 5302.9 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN100216837 HG1495V AES DEEPWATER INC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 4051.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102579307 HG0232Q EXXONMOBIL BAYTOWN REFINERY 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 3815.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100211879 HG0659W SHELL OIL CO 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 3653.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100238708 BL0002S INEOS USA LLC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

1708.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100218130 HG0048L HOUSTON REFINING LP 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 1627.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-18 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN102212925 HG0228H EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 1596.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210863 HG1174V ALTURA COGEN 4931

ELECTRIC AND OTHER SERVICES COMBINED 

1438.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100219526 HG0562P 

TEXAS PETROCHEMICALS LP 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

1262.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100542281 HG0033B EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 1207.7 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100825249 BL0758C CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 1123.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102323268 CI0008R 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

1009.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN101619179 BL0042G CONOCOPHILLIPS CO 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 1007.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-19 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN102535077 GB0004L BP PRODUCTS NORTH AMERICA INC 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 994.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100238385 GB0073P VALERO REFINING CO TEXAS 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 940.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210608 GB0055R 

MARATHON PETROLEUM COMPANY LLC 

2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 878.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210319 HG0770G EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 841.8 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100716661 HG0175D PASADENA REFINING SYSTEM 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 671.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100218049 BL0021O BASF CORPORATION 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

623.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217033 BL0622F SWEENY COGENERATION LP 4961 STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY 612.5 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100542885 HG0357S NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 573.2 §117.12

§117.1

§101.3

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Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100219310 HG0130C VALERO REFINING TEXAS LP 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 538.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100825389 HG0358Q NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 532.3 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN100223205 HG0632T ROHM & HAAS TEXAS 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 523.5 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100224245 GB0153Q TEXAS CITY COGENERATION LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 454.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210574 BL0113I EQUISTAR 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

451.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100825371 CI0012D NRG TEXAS POWER LLC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 445.8 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN102574803 HG0229F EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 363.3 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-21 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100221183 MQ0026F EL PASO CORPORATION 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 327.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100223122 BL0378Q 

OYSTER CREEK LIMITED--POWER UNIT 8 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

326.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100227016 HG0126Q CELANESE LTD 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

312.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100238682 BL0038U SOLUTIA INC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

309.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100220276 HX2342B 

GIM CHANNELVIEW COGENERATION LLC 

4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 290.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100222041 HG9954A PASADENA COGENERATION LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 283.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN103919817 HG0310V CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 282.2 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100222033 HX2762V DEER PARK ENERGY CENTER LP 4931 ELECTRIC AND OTHER SERVICES COMBINED 254.1 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-22 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100213107 HX2690V CALPINE CORPORATION 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 253.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100542224 HG3307M INEOS NOVA LLC 2865

CYCLIC CRUDES AND INTERMEDIATES, AND ORGANIC DYES 

251.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100212620 GB0060B STERLING CHEMICALS INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 240.2 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN103934493 GBA004D SOUTH HOUSTON GREEN POWER LP 4931 ELECTRIC AND OTHER SERVICES COMBINED 236.7 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100226877 MQ0009F ENTERGY TEXAS INC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 203.3 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN100226067 CI0184T BAYTOWN ENERGY CENTER LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 202.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100542901 HG4955K NRG TEXAS POWER LLC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 197.0 §117.12

§117.1

§101.3

D-23 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100542851 HG0353D NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 189.5 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN100212000 BL0005M ARROWHEAD PIPELINE LP 1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 185.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100633650 HG1575W LYONDELL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 175.9 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100220599 GB0325L PRAXAIR INC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 170.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100867274 WB0058S KINDER MORGAN TEXAS PIPELINE LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 163.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100229319 CI0042R 

PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY 

1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 156.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217363 HG0194W OXY VINYLS LP 2812 ALKALIES AND CHLORINE 155.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-24 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100217967 LH0026B 

GEORGIA-PACIFIC WOOD PRODUCTS LLC 

2436

SOFTWOOD VENEER AND PLYWOOD 

138.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100239672 HG1169O CALPINE CORPORATION 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 131.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100209949 CI0005A 

ONEOK HYDROCRBON SOUTHWEST LLC 

1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 124.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100211523 HGA010J ALBEMARLE CORPORATION 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 117.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100222900 CI0022A TARGA MIDSTREAM SERVICES LP 1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 116.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100216092 FG0595L BRAZOS VALLEY ENERGY 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 115.8 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN102523107 HG0537O 

LYONDELL CHEMICAL WORLDWIDE INC 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

113.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100219351 GB0076J UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 111.0 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-25 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100221324 HG0011L AIR PRODUCTS LLC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

104.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

§117.41

§117.4

RN100229905 HG0665E 

INEOS POLYETHYLENE N AMERICA 

2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

87.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN104150123 HGA005E DOW CHEMICAL CO 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

79.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100671445 HG0028R LONGHORN GLASS CORPORATION 3221 GLASS CONTAINERS 78.9 -- RN102892965 MQ0002T 

CROSSTEX ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT LP 

1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 77.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102414604 BL0043E QUANTUM RESOURCES 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & 77.1 §117.3

§117.3

D-26 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

MANAGEMENT LLC NATURAL GAS §101.3

§101.3

RN100224674 HG0193B OXY VINYLS LP 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

73.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100218247 HG0225N ALBEMARLE CORP 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

71.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100220581 HG0697O RHODIA, INC. 2819

INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 

70.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100238492 HG0195U GB BIOSCIENCES CORP 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 69.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102536307 GB0001R 

BP AMOCO CHEMICAL COMPANY 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

68.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100218999 BL0048R S I GROUP INC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

67.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100225085 HG0218K EI DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 66.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-27 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN102495421 HX2716F VIRIDIS ENERGY (TEXAS) LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 64.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100214576 HG0486G MERISOL USA LLC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

58.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100706803 HG1939G OXY VINYLS L P 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

58.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102501020 CI0009P EXXON CHEMICAL CO 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

54.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102018322 HG0566H CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO LP 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

54.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100211697 HG0030H ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. 2082 MALT BEVERAGES 52.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100221589 HG0459J LUBRIZOL CORP 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

51.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100212109 HG0036S 

TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS USA INC 

2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC 

51.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-28 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RESINS §101.3

RN104579487 GBA007G INEOS NOVA LLC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

50.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217918 CI0148A EL DORADO NITROGEN LP 2873 NITROGENOUS FERTILIZERS 49.5 §117.41

§117.4

RN102184173 HG0633R CLEAN HARBORS DEER PARK LP 4953 REFUSE SYSTEMS 49.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217959 HG1478V GE AEP APS 3511

TURBINES AND TURBINE GENERATOR 

48.9 -- 

RN100219740 MQ0012Q 

HUNTSMAN PETROCHEMICAL CORP 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

47.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100209931 CI0016S BAYER CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 46.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102534278 MQ0021P ACACIA NATURAL GAS CORP 1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 45.5 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-29 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100217413 HG0114A WYMAN-GORDON FORGINGS INC 3462 IRON AND STEEL FORGINGS 43.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102518065 HG1451S OXY VINYLS LP 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

42.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100219237 HG0319D HALTERMANN LIMITED 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 42.1 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100211317 HG0696Q RHODIA, INC. 2819

INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 

37.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100225689 HG1249P BASF CORPORATION 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

36.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100637909 BL0051F SHINTECH INCORPORATED 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

33.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217256 LH0112H MARKET HUB PARTNERS LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 32.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-30 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100215334 BL0626U AIR LIQUIDE LARGE INDUSTRIES US LP 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 31.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102414232 HG0769O THE DOW CHEMICAL CO. 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 30.5 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100524008 HGA009I SUNOCO INC R&M 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

30.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100209832 HG0657D SHELL OIL COMPANY 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

29.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN101058410 HG0460B LUBRIZOL CORP 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

29.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100221720 WB0111Q OASIS PIPELINE CO OF TEXAS 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 29.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217207 HX2334A LINDE GAS LLC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 28.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100245968 HG1149U RICE UNIVERSITY 5541

GASOLINE SERVICE STATIONS 

27.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-31 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100665579 HG1601A 

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMIN 

9661 SPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 26.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102041282 HG0010N AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 26.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102325974 HG3757A LCY ELASTOMERS LP 2822 SYNTHETIC RUBBER 25.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102496130 GB0568G VIRIDIS ENERGY (TEXAS) LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 24.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100669589 HX2270B ELLWOOD TEXAS FORGE 3462 IRON AND STEEL FORGINGS 23.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100825272 GB0028U ISP TECHNOLOGIES INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 22.7 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100870898 HG0289K GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 2822 SYNTHETIC RUBBER 22.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-32 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN101717999 FG0037E TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC 3674 SEMICONDUCTORS AND RELATED DEVICES 22.0 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102173390 CI0056G 

TEXAS EASTERN TRANSMISSION CORP. 

4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 21.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102888328 HG0825G SUNOCO INC 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

20.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100909373 HG4662F 

TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS USA INC 

2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

19.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102926920 HG1996R EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 19.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102530730 WB0075S DCP MIDSTREAM LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 19.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN101921138 GB0081Q 

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH 

8221 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, NEC 19.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102608932 HG0288M GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 17.9 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-33 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN102663085 CI0202T VIRIDIS ENERGY (TEXAS) LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 17.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100212281 HG0762F UNITED STATES GYPSUM COMPANY 3275 GYPSUM PRODUCTS 17.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210475 HG1045K STOLTHAVEN HOUSTON INC 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 16.8 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217827 HX2726C HOUSTON AIRPORT SYSTEM HOUSTON 4581 AIRPORTS, FLYING FIELDS, SERVICE 15.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100864529 FG0200R KINDER MORGAN TEXAS PIPELINE LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 14.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102177391 HG0717K AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 14.2 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN101613511 HG0426B K M C O INCORPORATED 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 14.2 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-34 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100219070 HG4998P GEO SPECIALTY CHEMICALS INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 14.1 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100219229 FG0052I FRITO LAY INC 2096

POTATO, CORN CHIPS, SIMILAR SNACK 

13.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100225093 HG0629I VOPAK TERMINAL 4226

SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 

13.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100224740 HG0531D OIL TANKING HOUSTON LP 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 12.9 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100209444 HG0558G ARKEMA INC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

12.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100230085 HG0768Q 

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS M D ANDERSON CANCER CENTER 

4953 REFUSE SYSTEMS 12.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100214212 HG0786O TARGA MIDSTREAM SERVICES LTD 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 12.5 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102776002 HG0944U ROHM AND HAAS COMPANY 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 12.5 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-35 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN102805058 FG0247O SEMINOLE PIPELINE CO 4619 PIPELINES, NEC 12.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217926 HG0444W PRECOAT METALS A DIV OF SEQUA CO 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 11.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102911955 GB0025D GULF SULPHUR SERVICES LTD LLLP 5052 COAL & OTHER MINERALS & ORES 11.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100222710 HG1399S GSF ENERGY LLC 4925 GAS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 9.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100213958 HG0276T GEORGIA GULF CHEM & VINYLS LLC 2865

CYCLIC CRUDES AND INTERMEDIATES, AND ORGANIC DYES 

8.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100212190 BL0719M HILCORP ENERGY CO. 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 8.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217629 BL0675H KINDER MORGAN TEJAS PIPELINE LP 4923 GAS TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 8.3 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-36 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100218841 HG1065E KANEKA TEXAS CORP 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

8.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210798 HG0988A THERMAL ENERGY COPORATION 4961 STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY 8.2 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100224450 HX1726J 

MILLENNIUM PETROCHEMICALS INC 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

8.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100221282 GB0054T CALUMET PENVECO LLC 2999 PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, NEC 7.7 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102200482 BL0044C CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO LP 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 7.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100219096 HG0457N GULF BAYPORT CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 7.2 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102940103 HG0157F 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

4619 PIPELINES, NEC 6.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-37 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN102940103 HG0157F 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

4619 PIPELINES, NEC 6.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100223445 HG0345C HOUSTON FUEL OIL TERMINAL CO 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 6.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102895745 FG0025L NALCO COMPANY 2899

CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, NEC 

5.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100248749 HG0686T SOUTHWEST SHIPYARD LP 3731 SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING 5.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100248749 HG0686T SOUTHWEST SHIPYARD LP 3731 SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING 5.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102959210 BL0731W HILCORP ENERGY CO. 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 5.1 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102580032 BL0337H SEMINOLE PIPELINE COMPANY 4619 PIPELINES, NEC 4.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100238740 HG0134R TEXMARK CHEMICALS, INC. 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 3.7 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

D-38 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100216324 HG7572J BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 8221 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, NEC 3.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100209568 HG3043A TM CHEMICALS LLC 7389 BUSINESS SERVICES, NEC 3.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102583291 CI0021C TARGA MIDSTREAM SERVICES LTD 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 2.8 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102576063 HG0035U MOBIL CHEMICAL CO 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

2.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100229210 BL0238K KINDER MORGAN TEJAS PIPELINE LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 1.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102610912 HG0929Q HALTERMANN 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

1.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210665 HG0714Q 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

1.2 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-39 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100217454 FG0312F JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 0.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100224096 CI0100F CHEVRON MIDCONTINENT LP 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 0.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100542612 HG1391L KINDER MORGAN TEJAS PIPELINE LP 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 0.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100227115 BL0396O 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 0.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100225325 MQ0064U 

NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO OF AMERICA 

1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 0.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100224609 HX2332E PASADENA REFINING SYSTEM 2621 PAPER MILLS 0.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN104095435 GBA005E PRAXAIR INC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES < 0.1 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN101062826 GB0037T NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 0.0 §117.12

§117.1

§101.3

D-40 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

RN100542877 HG0356U AES WESTERN POWER LLC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 0.0 

§117.12

§117.1

§101.3

§101.3

RN100214352 CI0069U DOME HYDROCARBONS LC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 14.9 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100219666 WB0007M PRAIRIE VIEW A & M UNIVERSITY 8221 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, NEC 13.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210301 HG0461W ARKEMA INC 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

5.6 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100233998 HG0071Q AIR LIQUIDE AMERICA CORP 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 440.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100227560 FG0010B JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 160.4 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100217421 CI0170H JSW STEEL USA INC 3312 BLAST FURNACES AND STEEL MILLS 92.2 §117.3

§117.3

D-41 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

§101.3

§101.3

RN100214931 HG0473P MAXIMUS COFFEE GROUP LP 2095 ROASTED COFFEE 81.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102537289 HX2897U INEOS POLYMERS INC 2821

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

31.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100227867 MQ0303C ACACIA NATURAL GAS CORP 1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 28.7 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN101379287 HX1772C AMERICAN ACRYL LP 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

25.8 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102764800 BL0725R TEXCAL ENERGY GP LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 22.1 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102764784 BL0724T TEXCAL ENERGY GP LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 22.0 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

D-42 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN102764735 BL0723V TEXCAL ENERGY GP LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 21.8 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN102563921 MQ0583O ACACIA NATURAL GAS CORP 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 20.7 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN103101929 CI0187N TEKOIL AND GAS GULF COAST LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 17.4 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN100214832 HG0132V ADVANCED AROMATICS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 16.8 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100218486 HG0199M DIXIE CHEMICAL COMPANY INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 16.8 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPTE

D-43 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN101211498 HG0903L HALDOR TOPSOE, INC. 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 14.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN104154497 GBA003C HASSIE HUNT EXPLORATION CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 13.8 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN100225879 HG0192D OXY VINYLS LP 2812 ALKALIES AND CHLORINE 12.9 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100212810 BL0035D KEESHAN & BOST CHEMICAL CO INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 11.5 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN102878378 CI0179M SANDRIDGE ENERGY INC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 11.3 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

D-44 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN102198058 GB0044W TEKOIL AND GAS GULF COAST LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 8.9 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN100683952 HG0512H NATURAL GAS ODORIZING INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 8.6 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102711736 LH0271J HILCORP ENERGY CO. 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 7.5 §101.3

§101.3

& CHAPT

RN100223536 HG0564L BAKER PETROLITE CORPORATION 2899 CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, NEC 5.7 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102984911 CI0006V 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

5.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

D-45 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100215177 BL0045A RHODIA, INC. 2869

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

4.5 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN104680871 CIA004D LANXESS CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 4.3 §117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102844271 HG3043A TM CHEMICALS LLC 7389 BUSINESS SERVICES, NEC 3.3 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN104510979 BLA017Q NOBLE ENERGY INC 1311

CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 

1.0 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN102309150 HX2264T NATIONAL OILWELL L P 3533 OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY 56.2 -- RN102610102 FG0536E BLUE RIDGE LANDFILL TX LP 4953 REFUSE SYSTEMS 26.2 -- RN102078912 MQ0045B DAL-TILE CORPORATION 3253 CERAMIC WALL AND FLOOR TILE 19.9 -- 

D-46 
Major Sources of Nitrogen Oxides (NOX) 

RN ACCOUNT COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION 

ANNUAL RULE

TPY 

NOX

ADDRES

RAC

RN100229079 BL0727N 

REPUBLIC WASTE SERVICES OF HOUSTON 

4953 REFUSE SYSTEMS 18.7 -- 

RN101621944 HG0534U AGRIFOS FERTILIZER LLC 2874 PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZERS 18.1 -- RN100226760 LH0162P 

GAITHER PETROLEUM CORPORATION 

1311

CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 

24.4 

§117.3

§117.3

§101.3

§101.3

RN100210129 BL0029V 

GULF CHEMICAL & METALLURGICAL CORP 

3341

SECONDARY NONFERROUS METALS 

18.3 -- 

D-47 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

D-48 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

ANNUA RULES ACCOUN RN COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION T L TPY VOC ADDRESSING 

RACT 

RN1025793

07 HG0232Q EXXONMOBIL BAYTOWN REFINERY 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 3097.58

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.313 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-49 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

ANNUA RULES ACCOUN RN COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION T L TPY VOC ADDRESSING 

RACT 

RN1025350

77 GB0004L BP PRODUCTS NORTH AMERICA INC 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 2271.00

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.313 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-50 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

ANNUA RULES ACCOUN RN COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION T L TPY VOC ADDRESSING 

RACT 

RN1002181

30 HG0048L HOUSTON REFINING LP 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 1591.41

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.313 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-51 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

ANNUA RULES ACCOUN RN COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION T L TPY VOC ADDRESSING 

RACT 

RN1002118

79 HG0659W SHELL OIL CO 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 1427.93

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.313 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-52 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002259

45 BL0082R DOW CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 1133.32

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-53 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002248

15 HG0261J KINDER MORGAN OPERATING LP 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 1036.75

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1005422

81 HG0033B EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 918.04 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-54 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1007166

61 HG0175D PASADENA REFINING SYSTEM 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 873.93 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.311 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-55 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1016191

79 BL0042G CONOCOPHILLIPS CO 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 852.99 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.311 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-56 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025748

03 HG0229F EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 844.92 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-57 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002383

85 GB0073P VALERO REFINING CO TEXAS 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 831.64 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.311 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-58 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002387

08 BL0002S INEOS USA LLC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 787.32 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1025601

82 GB0006H TEPPCO CRUDE PIPELINE LP 4612 CRUDE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES 770.03 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

D-59 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1023232

68 CI0008R 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

734.13 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-60 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1020183

22 HG0566H CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO LP 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

646.27 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-61 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002193

51 GB0076J UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 489.52 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-62 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1008252

49 BL0758C CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 481.57 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-63 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1039198

17 HG0310V CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 454.22 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-64 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002232

05 HG0632T ROHM & HAAS TEXAS 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 438.51 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-65 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1006336

50 HG1575W LYONDELL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 424.95 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-66 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002106

08 GB0055R 

MARATHON PETROLEUM COMPANY LLC 

291

1 

PETROLEUM REFINING 415.56 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.313 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-67 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1008708

98 HG0289K GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY 2822 SYNTHETIC RUBBER 393.61 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-68 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1022129

25 HG0228H EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 391.72 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-69 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002105

74 BL0113I EQUISTAR 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 375.12 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002374

52 HG0262H 

KINDER MORGAN LIQUIDS TERMINALS LLC 

517

1 

PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 

364.99 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-70 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002250

93 HG0629I VOPAK TERMINAL 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 342.92 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1025832

91 CI0021C TARGA MIDSTREAM SERVICES LTD 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 337.98 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

D-71 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002376

68 BL0268B EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

323.41 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1019488

83 BL0571U TEPPCO CRUDE OIL PIPELINE LLC 4612 CRUDE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES 310.85 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

D-72 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002193

10 HG0130C VALERO REFINING TEXAS LP 2911 PETROLEUM REFINING 290.81 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.311 – 

§115.319 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002293

19 CI0042R 

PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY 

132

1 

NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 284.53 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-73 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002195

26 HG0562P TEXAS PETROCHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 259.35 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-74 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002299

05 HG0665E 

INEOS POLYETHYLENE N AMERICA 

282

1 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

247.53 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002117

39 HG7260I DAVIS PETROLEUM PIPELINE LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 247.47 §115.110 – §115.119 

D-75 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025180

65 HG1451S OXY VINYLS LP 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

236.60 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-76 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002180

49 BL0021O BASF CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 231.11 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-77 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002215

89 HG0459J LUBRIZOL CORP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 227.74 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002108

06 HG0403N INTERCONTINENTAL TERMINALS CO. 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 226.06 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

D-78 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002237

75 CI0011F EXXONMOBIL PIPELINE COMPANY 4619 PIPELINES, NEC 221.84 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002103

19 HG0770G EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 221.29 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-79 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025363

07 GB0001R BP AMOCO CHEMICAL COMPANY 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 205.76 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-80 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002386

82 BL0038U SOLUTIA INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 202.11 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-81 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025372

89 HX2897U INEOS POLYMERS INC 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

199.55 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002116

97 HG0030H ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. 2082 MALT BEVERAGES 198.50 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1025759

25 CI0197K LOUIS DREYFUS ENERGY SERVICES 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 191.72 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

D-82 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002250

85 HG0218K EI DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 187.76 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-83 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025010

20 CI0009P EXXON CHEMICAL CO 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

173.43 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002179

67 LH0026B 

GEORGIA-PACIFIC WOOD PRODUCTS LLC 

243

6 

SOFTWOOD VENEER AND PLYWOOD 

173.41 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

D-84 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002121

09 HG0036S 

TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS USA INC 

282

1 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

171.08 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-85 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002167

61 HG0323M BASELL U.S.A., INC. 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

170.73 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1025554

06 CI0028L SHELL PIPELINE COMPANY LP 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 159.50 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

RN1010626

10 HG0565J CONOCOPHILLIPS PIPE LINE CO 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 159.30 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

D-86 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1009146

88 HX1797J DRAGON PRODUCTS LTD 3443 FABRICATED PLATE WORK (BOILER SHOPS) 157.75 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1005240

08 HGA009I SUNOCO INC R&M 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

155.22 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002229

00 CI0022A TARGA MIDSTREAM SERVICES LP 1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 154.46 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1008883

12 FG0020V NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 151.84 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.221 – 

§115.229 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

D-87 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002270

16 HG0126Q CELANESE LTD 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 142.31 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-88 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025231

07 HG0537O LYONDELL CHEMICAL WORLDWIDE INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 141.75 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-89 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002244

50 HX1726J 

MILLENNIUM PETROCHEMICALS INC 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

139.66 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-90 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1009093

73 HG4662F 

TOTAL PETROCHEMICALS USA INC 

282

1 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

130.33 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002247

40 HG0531D OIL TANKING HOUSTON LP 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 128.70 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

D-91 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1021804

86 HG0017W 

MAGELLAN TERMINALS HOLDINGS LP 

422

6 

SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 

123.98 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1018515

17 HG0467K MARATHON ASHLAND PIPE LINE LLC 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 120.72 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

RN1002193

93 FG0042L 

AKZO NOBEL SURFACE CHEMISTRY LLC 

284

3 

SURFACE ACTIVE AGENTS 118.33 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-92 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1029849

11 CI0006V 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

107.92 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002487

49 HG0686T SOUTHWEST SHIPYARD LP 3731 SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING 107.50 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

D-93 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002106

65 HG0714Q 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

106.96 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002187

67 GB0005J STAN TRANS INCORPORATED 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 106.35 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-94 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002122

16 HG1310O EVAL COMPANY OF AMERICA 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

105.91 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002195

91 HG0724N TEPPCO 4789 TRANSPORTATIO N SERVICES, NEC 105.13 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

D-95 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002139

58 HG0276T GEORGIA GULF CHEM & VINYLS LLC 2865 

CYCLIC CRUDES AND INTERMEDIATES, AND ORGANIC DYES 

103.02 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1019217

81 HG3758V TEPPCO CRUDE OIL PIPELINE LLC 4612 CRUDE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES 102.42 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

D-96 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002143

52 CI0069U DOME HYDROCARBONS LC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 100.64 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-97 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002189

99 BL0048R S I GROUP INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 93.15 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-98 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002182

47 HG0225N ALBEMARLE CORP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 92.52 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002142

12 HG0786O TARGA MIDSTREAM SERVICES LTD 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 92.50 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

D-99 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002126

20 GB0060B STERLING CHEMICALS INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 90.22 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-100 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002188

41 HG1065E KANEKA TEXAS CORP 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

90.21 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-101 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002143

78 MQ0014M CONTAINMENT SOLUTIONS INC 3089 PLASTICS PRODUCTS, NEC 89.65 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-102 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1042449

42 HGA004D INVISTA S.A.R.L. 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 87.87 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002148

81 MQ0112L BALL CORPORATION 3411 METAL CANS 85.12 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1008253

71 CI0012D NRG TEXAS POWER LLC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 84.67 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.240 – 

§115.249 

D-103 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1007111

18 MQ0117B CROWN CORK & SEAL CO INC 3411 METAL CANS 82.99 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1010584

10 HG0460B LUBRIZOL CORP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 80.83 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.160 – 

§115.169 

RN1002259

86 HG1175T 

KINDER MORGAN LIQUID TERMINALS LLC 

422

6 

SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 

78.00 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002163

65 HG0236I EXXON MOBIL PIPELINE CO 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 75.60 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

RN1002141

13 HG0675B SOUTHLINE METAL PRODUCTS CO 3412 METAL BARRELS, DRUMS & PAILS 75.00 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-104 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002180

72 FG0082W CROWN CORK & SEAL CO INC 3411 METAL CANS 72.65 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1008252

72 GB0028U ISP TECHNOLOGIES INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 71.40 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-105 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002234

45 HG0345C HOUSTON FUEL OIL TERMINAL CO 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 71.39 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002152

68 HG0878I NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO LP 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 70.83 §115.412 – §115.419 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1022004

82 BL0044C CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICAL CO LP 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 68.85 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1022042

11 HG9625W KIRBY INLAND MARINE LP 4491 MARINE CARGO HANDLING 66.77 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002192

11 HG0250O 

GULF COAST WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY 

495

2 

SEWERAGE SYSTEMS 65.44 §115.140 – §115.149 

D-106 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1051960

00 LHA009I QUAIL CREEK OIL CORP 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 62.70 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002099

49 CI0005A 

ONEOK HYDROCRBON SOUTHWEST LLC 

132

1 

NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 62.60 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002172

31 GB0077H OILTANKING TEXAS CITY LP 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 62.22 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1007068

11 HG0312R CHEVRON PRODUCTS CO 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 61.44 §115.112 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1028883

28 HG0825G SUNOCO INC 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

60.35 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-107 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002172

07 HX2334A LINDE GAS LLC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 60.17 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

RN1025259

87 HG0660O SHELL PIPELINE COMPANY LP 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 60.07 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.541 – §115.549 

RN1008731

08 HX2813G ARROW MARBLE LLC 3087 

CUSTOM COMPOUND PURCHASED RESIN 

57.10 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1002128

28 HG0811R UNION TANK CAR CO INC 4789 TRANSPORTATIO N SERVICES, NEC 56.04 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002097

90 HG0599P QUALITY ELECTRIC STEEL CASTINGS LP 3325 STEEL FOUNDRIES, NEC 55.71 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

D-108 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1010415

98 HG0029P LBC HOUSTON L P 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 52.71 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002227

10 HG1399S GSF ENERGY LLC 4925 GAS PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION 50.53 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1002104

75 HG1045K STOLTHAVEN HOUSTON INC 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 49.91 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1002220

33 HX2762V DEER PARK ENERGY CENTER LP 4931 ELECTRIC AND OTHER SERVICES COMBINED 49.81 §115.211 – §115.219 

D-109 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1026109

12 HG0929Q HALTERMANN 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 48.85 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002120

00 BL0005M ARROWHEAD PIPELINE LP 1321 NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 47.95 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-110 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002211

34 BL0041I CONOCOPHILLIPS CO 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 44.75 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002256

89 HG1249P BASF CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 44.32 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-111 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1016135

11 HG0426B K M C O INCORPORATED 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 43.95 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1002243

77 CI0002G EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 4619 PIPELINES, NEC 43.38 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

D-112 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1026089

32 HG0288M GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 43.01 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1030804

87 HGA002B LINDE GAS NORTH AMERICA LLC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 42.79 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

D-113 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002230

07 HG0224P VOPAK LOGISTICS SERVICES USA INC 4953 REFUSE SYSTEMS 42.32 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

RN1002179

26 HG0444W PRECOAT METALS A DIV OF SEQUA CO 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 41.66 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1010495

18 HG7698J NOLTEX LLC 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

41.21 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

RN1002103

01 HG0461W ARKEMA INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 40.64 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002254

32 HG0889D EXPLORER PIPELINE COMPANY 4613 REFINED PETROLEUM PIPELINES 38.58 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002144

85 HG5032O ROYAL BATHS 3089 PLASTICS PRODUCTS, NEC 38.55 §115.120 – §115.129 

D-114 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002339

98 HG0071Q AIR LIQUIDE AMERICA CORP 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 38.40 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1028929

65 MQ0002T 

CROSSTEX ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT LP 

132

1 

NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS 38.31 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1045794

87 GBA007G INEOS NOVA LLC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 37.64 §115.112 – §115.119 §115.352 – §115.359 

D-115 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002246

74 HG0193B OXY VINYLS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 37.41 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002266

79 HG0181I CUSTOM PIPE COATING INC 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 37.01 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002197

08 HG1387C 

UNITED STRUCTURES OF AMERICA 

344

8 

PREFABRICATED METAL BUILDINGS 36.80 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-116 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1021773

91 HG0717K AKZO NOBEL CHEMICALS INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 35.17 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1006379

09 BL0051F SHINTECH INCORPORATED 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

34.51 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002261

25 HG0715O MOTIVA ENTERPRISES, L.L.C. 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 34.20 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1002110

02 HG0654J MAUSER CORPORATION 3412 METAL BARRELS, DRUMS & PAILS 33.99 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-117 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1053248

26 BLA021U TEXCAL ENERGY GP LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 33.66 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002154

17 HG0245H F.M.C. CORPORATION 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 33.51 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1002275

60 FG0010B JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 33.48 §115.110 – §115.119 

D-118 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002233

79 HG0052U BASF CATALYSTS LLC 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 33.00 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002200

60 HG0918V HOUSTON PIPELINE CO LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 32.15 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1025620

63 HG4078U STOLT-NIELSEN USA INC 4491 MARINE CARGO HANDLING 31.68 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1002163

81 MQ0023L DRILLING SPECIALTIES CO 2899 CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, NEC 31.59 §115.112 – §115.119 

D-119 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002245

75 LH0027W UNION TANK CAR COMPANY 4741 RENTAL OF RAILROAD CARS 31.55 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1023201

16 HG0076G SWS HOLDINGS- BRADY ISLAND LP 3731 SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING 31.46 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1030550

34 HG1005W 

TOSHIBA INTERNATIONAL CORP 

362

1 

MOTORS AND GENERATORS 31.33 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002112

59 HG0658B MOTIVA ENTERPRISES, L.L.C. 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 30.77 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

D-120 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002197

40 MQ0012Q 

HUNTSMAN PETROCHEMICAL CORP 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

30.75 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1028957

45 FG0025L NALCO COMPANY 2899 CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, NEC 30.28 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

D-121 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002231

22 BL0378Q 

OYSTER CREEK LIMITED--POWER UNIT 8 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

30.19 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1002191

61 HG4873N 

MITSUBISHI CATERPILLAR FRKLFT INC 

353

7 

INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS AND TRACTORS 

28.86 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1010620

99 HX0029W MEMC PASADENA INCD 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 28.84 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002192

37 HG0319D HALTERMANN LIMITED 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 28.63 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002133

47 HG0086D BROCHSTEINS, INC. 2521 WOOD OFFICE FURNITURE 28.20 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-122 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002250

36 HG0750M OWENS CORNING 2952 ASPHALT FELTS AND COATINGS 27.89 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

RN1002222

07 CI0017Q 

ONEOK HYDROCARBON SOUTHWEST LLC 

517

1 

PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 

27.30 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1025564

04 HX2114Q UNIVERSAL COMPRESSION 3563 AIR AND GAS COMPRESSORS 27.26 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1024142

32 HG0769O THE DOW CHEMICAL CO. 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 27.24 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1002184

29 HG3585F CHANNEL SHIPYARD 4491 MARINE CARGO HANDLING 26.95 §115.541 – §115.549 

D-123 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025281

97 HX0055V BIGLER LAND LLC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 26.82 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1031019

29 CI0187N TEKOIL AND GAS GULF COAST LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 26.72 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002190

70 HG4998P GEO SPECIALTY CHEMICALS INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 26.40 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-124 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1027536

70 HG0542V VOPAK TERMINAL 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 26.37 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1008962

16 HX2831E MAVERICK TUBE LLC DBA TEXAS ARAI 3498 FABRICATED PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS 25.75 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002227

77 FG0003V SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO 2074 COTTONSEED OIL MILLS 25.69 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

RN1002115

98 HG0180K CUSTOM BLAST SERVICES, INC. 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 25.43 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1005429

01 HG4955K NRG TEXAS POWER LLC 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 24.65 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002199

89 MQ0106G SCAN-PAC MFG INC 3299 NONMETALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 24.26 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-125 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025907

75 HX2786H HEXION SPECIALTY CHEMICALS INC 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

24.04 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002127

45 HG0233O EXXONMOBIL CORP 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 23.98 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1002101

29 BL0029V 

GULF CHEMICAL & METALLURGICAL CORP 

334

1 

SECONDARY NONFERROUS METALS 

23.61 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1002290

12 HX2680B ROYAL BATHS MANUFACTURING 3089 PLASTICS PRODUCTS, NEC 23.26 §115.120 – §115.129 

D-126 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1029269

20 HG1996R EQUISTAR CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 23.14 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

RN1023091

50 HX2264T NATIONAL OILWELL L P 3533 OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY 23.10 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002222

15 HX1546N AIR PRODUCTS LLC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 22.91 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1019692

28 MQ0696A WING AVIATION LLC 1721 PAINTING PAPER HANGING DECORATING 22.84 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1010782

10 HG9660U 

TECHCOTE INDUSTRIAL COATINGS LTD 

999

9 

NONCLASSIFIABLE ESTABLISHMENTS 

22.74 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-127 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1005422

24 HG3307M INEOS NOVA LLC 2865 

CYCLIC CRUDES AND INTERMEDIATES, AND ORGANIC DYES 

22.45 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1030121

83 HX2763T CELANESE CHEMICAL 2821 

PLASTICS MATERIALS AND SYNTHETIC RESINS 

22.37 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1044995

79 HGA050X KING FABRICATION 3441 FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL 22.02 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1006655

79 HG1601A 

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS & SPACE ADMIN 

966

1 

SPACE RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 

21.95 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

RN1042481

41 GBA008H VALERO LOGISTICS OPERATIONS LP 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 21.86 §115.112 – §115.119 

D-128 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002172

56 LH0112H MARKET HUB PARTNERS LP 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 21.46 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002224

70 CI0186P 

U.S.A. WASTE OF TEXAS LANDFILLS, INC. 

495

3 REFUSE SYSTEMS 21.41 §115.152 – §115.159 

RN1009140

01 LH0055R 

PHOENIX HYDROCARBONS OPERATING CORPORATION 

131

1 

CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 

21.28 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002150

11 HG7255B 

MOORE WALLACE INC DBA WETMORE & COMPANY 

275

2 

COMMERCIAL PRINTING LITHOGRAPH 

21.05 §115.440 – §115.449 

RN1008991

52 HG1281T QUALITY PRODUCT FINISHING INC 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 21.01 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1016132

30 HG6831P ETHYL CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 20.83 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1021861

29 HG0735I 

MAGELLAN MIDSTREAM PARTNERS 

461

2 

CRUDE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES 

20.77 §115.112 – §115.119 

RN1021733

90 CI0056G 

TEXAS EASTERN TRANSMISSION CORP. 

492

2 

NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 20.48 §115.110 – §115.119 

D-129 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1006067

71 HG0933C METAL COATERS OPERATING LP 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 20.36 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1010618

93 CI0103W DENBURY ONSHORE LLC 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 20.18 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002144

77 HG2445G SOLAR TURBINES INCORPORATED 3441 FABRICATED STRUCTURAL METAL 19.97 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1008743

61 FG0592R PRIME OPERATING COMPANY 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 19.96 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1005424

48 GB0521J 

WASTE MANAGEMENT OF TEXAS, INC. 

495

3 REFUSE SYSTEMS 19.65 §115.152 – §115.159 

RN1009248

28 LH0133W FOOTHILLS RESOURCES 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 19.52 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002130

24 HG0539K NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO LP 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 19.24 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-130 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002184

11 HG1006U ODFJELL TERMINAL INC 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 19.03 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002255

56 HG1394F TRUNKLINE GAS CO 4922 NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 19.01 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

RN1005428

85 HG0357S NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 18.87 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1006714

45 HG0028R LONGHORN GLASS CORPORATION 3221 GLASS CONTAINERS 18.84 §115.412 – §115.419 

RN1006830

02 HG0066J RESCARINC 4789 TRANSPORTATIO N SERVICES, NEC 18.80 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-131 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1032141

02 CIA001A SUNOCO LOGISTICS LP 4213 TRUCKING, EXCEPT LOCAL 18.76 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1021422

21 HG3553S INEOS USA LLC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 18.62 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1008253

89 HG0358Q NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 18.55 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

RN1002122

24 HG0235K EXXONMOBIL CORP 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 17.79 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1024146

04 BL0043E 

QUANTUM RESOURCES MANAGEMENT LLC 

131

1 

CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 

17.76 §115.211 – §115.219 

D-132 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002192

60 HG0246F EXPLORER PIPELINE COMPANY 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 17.40 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1025577

74 GB0332O WAGNER OIL COMPANY 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 17.33 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002174

54 FG0312F JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 17.33 §115.120 – §115.129 §115.131 – §115.139 

RN1018649

24 FG0116H HUDSON PRODUCTS CORP 3443 FABRICATED PLATE WORK (BOILER SHOPS) 17.31 §115.120 – §115.129 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1019960

64 HG3507C HOUSTON PLATING & COATINGS LLC 3471 PLATING AND POLISHING 17.26 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002115

23 HG0037Q 

AKZO NOBEL POLYMER CHEMICALS 

286

9 

INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 

17.25 

§115.221 – 

§115.229 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

D-133 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002099

31 CI0016S BAYER CORPORATION 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 17.19 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1006839

52 HG0512H NATURAL GAS ODORIZING INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 17.12 

§115.112 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

RN1002244

76 HG0498W TRINITY INDUSTRIES INC 3443 FABRICATED PLATE WORK (BOILER SHOPS) 16.43 §115.412 – §115.419 §115.420 – §115.429 

D-134 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1005635

35 HG1579O CHAMPION COATINGS INC 2851 PAINTS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 16.43 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1017179

99 FG0037E TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC 3674 SEMICONDUCTOR S AND RELATED DEVICES 16.38 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002136

02 HG0807I MCCARTY ROAD LANDFILL TX LP 4953 REFUSE SYSTEMS 16.27 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.152 – 

§115.159 

RN1002094

10 HG1928L 

PENNZOIL QUAKER STATE COMPANY DBA SOPUS PRODUCTS 

299

2 

LUBRICATING OILS AND GREASES 

16.21 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1005611

82 HG9085L CB&I CONSTRUCTORS INC 3443 FABRICATED PLATE WORK (BOILER SHOPS) 16.13 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002258

79 HG0192D OXY VINYLS LP 2812 ALKALIES AND CHLORINE 16.03 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

D-135 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1012114

98 HG0903L HALDOR TOPSOE, INC. 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 15.90 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.221 – 

§115.229 

RN1002287

09 LH0028U 

NATURAL GAS PIPELINE CO OF AMERICA 

492

2 

NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION 15.84 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1002267

03 FG0277F JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 15.53 §115.131 – §115.139 

RN1006387

41 HX2668O CHAMPAGNE FINE PRINTING 2752 COMMERCIAL PRINTING LITHOGRAPH 15.36 §115.440 – §115.449 

RN1025770

53 BL0714W EXXON MOBIL PIPELINE CO 4612 CRUDE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES 14.99 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002384

92 HG0195U GB BIOSCIENCES CORP 2819 INDUSTRIAL INORGANIC CHEMICALS 14.70 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

D-136 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1007121

08 HG0207P SMITH INTERNATIONAL INC 3533 OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY 14.70 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002135

45 HG1413D NCI BUILDING SYSTEMS LP 3448 PREFABRICATED METAL BUILDINGS 14.69 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002290

79 BL0727N 

REPUBLIC WASTE SERVICES OF HOUSTON 

495

3 REFUSE SYSTEMS 14.47 §115.152 – §115.159 

RN1002212

82 GB0054T CALUMET PENVECO LLC 2999 PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS, NEC 14.24 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1020379

59 BL0423N TEXAS BARGE & BOAT INC 3731 SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING 14.17 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1013792

87 HX1772C AMERICAN ACRYL LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 14.07 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

D-137 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1006743

40 HG1471M PAN GLO INC 3479 METAL COATING AND ALLIED SERVICES 13.92 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1006898

19 HG5657O GROVER PRINTING CO 2759 COMMERCIAL PRINTING, NEC 13.92 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1025386

75 MQ0073T 

DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION COMPANY LP 

131

1 

CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 

13.83 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002260

67 CI0184T BAYTOWN ENERGY CENTER LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 13.67 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

RN1002140

14 HG1016R 

GOODMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY L P 

358

5 

REFRIGERATION & HEATING EQUIPMENT 

13.65 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1030192

95 HG4880Q CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INC 4581 AIRPORTS, FLYING FIELDS, SERVICE 13.62 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1028744

19 HX1378K 

STEWART AND STEVENSON SERVICES 

361

3 

SWITCHGEAR & SWITCHBOARD APPARATUS 

13.62 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002118

20 HG0843E EXXON MOBIL PIPELINE CO 4612 CRUDE PETROLEUM PIPE LINES 13.33 §115.110 – §115.119 

D-138 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1023312

12 HX2263V VAN LEER CONTAINERS INC 3412 METAL BARRELS, DRUMS & PAILS 13.24 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1052112

88 FGA009I JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 12.76 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1002146

34 HG3843G THE HEARST CORP-- HOUSTON PBLSG CO 2711 NEWSPAPERS 12.70 §115.440 – §115.449 

RN1049920

03 904118B AMERICAN MATERIALS INC 2951 PAVING MIXTURES AND BLOCKS 12.05 -- 

RN1016188

82 FG0053G CHAMPION TECHNOLOGIES INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 12.04 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

D-139 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1025760

63 HG0035U MOBIL CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 12.03 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.541 – 

§115.549 

§115.720 – 

§115.729 

§115.760 – 

§115.769 

§115.780 – 

§115.789 

RN1002176

29 BL0675H KINDER MORGAN TEJAS PIPELINE LP 4923 

GAS TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION 

12.02 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1005428

51 HG0353D NRG TEXAS LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 11.80 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

D-140 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1023074

10 HG7692V FLOWERS BAKING CO HOUSTON LLC 2051 BREAD, CAKE AND RELATED PRODUCTS 11.76 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1005431

31 MQ0028B MAVERICK TUBE CORP 9999 NONCLASSIFIABL E ESTABLISHMENTS 11.36 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002173

63 HG0194W OXY VINYLS LP 2812 ALKALIES AND CHLORINE 11.21 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1023100

18 HG0294R REEF INDUSTRIES INC 3089 PLASTICS PRODUCTS, NEC 11.15 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1023269

72 BL0003Q INEOS USA LLC 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 11.11 §115.120 – §115.129 §115.720 – §115.729 

RN1025408

12 HG1531T HOBAS PIPE USA 3084 PLASTICS, PIPE 11.11 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

D-141 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002186

27 GB0593H BOLLINGER TEXAS CITY LP 3731 SHIP BUILDING AND REPAIRING 11.04 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1052113

12 FGA010J JETTA OPERATING CO 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 10.88 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1028308

66 HX2302N LA PORTE METHANOL COMPANY LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 10.47 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002190

96 HG0457N GULF BAYPORT CHEMICALS LP 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 10.39 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

D-142 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1006992

30 HG7418U BIMBO BAKERIES USA INC 2051 BREAD, CAKE AND RELATED PRODUCTS 10.21 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1041501

23 HGA005E DOW CHEMICAL CO 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 10.12 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1021440

29 MQ0548Q ROBBINS & MYERS ENERGY SYSTEMS LP 3533 OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY 9.31 

§115.412 – 

§115.419 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 

RN1002114

57 HG0509T VARCO SHAFFER INC 3533 OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY 9.04 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1007068

03 HG1939G OXY VINYLS L P 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 8.65 §115.120 – §115.129 §115.412 – §115.419 

D-143 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002387

40 HG0134R TEXMARK CHEMICALS, INC. 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 8.63 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002153

34 BL0626U AIR LIQUIDE LARGE INDUSTRIES US LP 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 8.50 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002179

59 HG1478V GE AEP APS 3511 TURBINES AND TURBINE GENERATOR 7.74 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002210

92 BL0339D CONOCO-PHILLIPS 5171 PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 6.96 §115.110 – §115.119 

RN1005426

12 HG1391L KINDER MORGAN TEJAS PIPELINE LP 1311 CRUDE PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS 6.48 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1002241

20 GB0119Q 

PELICAN ISLAND STORAGE TERMINAL INC 

517

1 

PETROLEUM BULK STATIONS & TERMINALS 

6.34 §115.110 – §115.119 

D-144 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002095

68 HG3043A TM CHEMICALS LLC 7389 BUSINESS SERVICES, NEC 5.73 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.140 – 

§115.149 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1029401

03 HG0157F 

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS OPERATING LLC 

461

9 PIPELINES, NEC 5.58 §115.352 – §115.359 

RN1020796

62 HG1221O GREIF INC 3412 METAL BARRELS, DRUMS & PAILS 4.73 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002220

41 HG9954A PASADENA COGENERATION LP 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 4.35 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

RN1002396

72 HG1169O CALPINE CORPORATION 4911 ELECTRIC SERVICES 4.27 §115.211 – §115.219 

D-145 
Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002094

44 HG0558G ARKEMA INC 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 3.52 

§115.110 – 

§115.119 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.131 – 

§115.139 

§115.211 – 

§115.219 

§115.352 – 

§115.359 

RN1002108

30 HG0141U E.R. CARPENTER, L.P. 2869 INDUSTRIAL ORGANIC CHEMICALS, NEC 3.14 §115.120 – §115.129 §115.352 – §115.359 

RN1005424

89 HG1012C FLEX TANK SYSTEMS LLC 4226 SPECIAL WAREHOUSING AND STORAGE 1.60 §115.110 – §115.119 §115.211 – §115.219 

RN1002458

77 HG4367K LEELAND BAKING CO LLC 2051 BREAD, CAKE AND RELATED PRODUCTS 1.10 §115.120 – §115.129 

RN1040954

35 GBA005E PRAXAIR INC 2813 INDUSTRIAL GASES 0.38 §115.120 – §115.129 

D-146 
D-147 

Major Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) 

RN ACCOUN T COMPANY SIC SIC DESCRIPTION ANNUA L TPY VOC RULES ADDRESSING RACT 

RN1002131

49 HG0664G SMITH CORROSION SERVICES INC 2851 PAINTS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS 0.03 §115.120 – §115.129 §115.420 – §115.429 

RN1002246

09 HX2332E PASADENA REFINING SYSTEM 2621 PAPER MILLS 0.03 

§115.120 – 

§115.129 

§115.420 – 

§115.429 
APPENDIX D 

REASONABLY AVAILABLE CONTROL TECHNOLOGY ANALYSIS 

 

Attachment 1 

December 8, 2008, Letter to Mr. William T. Harnett, Director, 

Air Quality Policy Division, United States Environmental Protection Agency 

on Issues Related to Control Techniques Guidelines Documents 

D-148 
Buddy Garcia, Chairman 

Larry R. Soward, Commissioner 

Bryan W. Shaw, Ph.D., Commissioner 

Mark R. Vickery, P.G., Executive Director 

TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

Protecting Texas by Reducing and Preventing Pollution . 

December 8, 2008 

Mr. William T. Harnett, Director, Air Quality Policy Division 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Organization 

United States Environmental Protection Agency 

Mail Drop C504-01 

Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27711 

Dear Director Harnett: 

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), Air Quality Division is currently reviewing 

the Consumer and Commercial Products Group II, Group III, and Group IV Control Techniques 

Guidelines (CTG) documents released by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 

from 2006 through 2008. Our evaluation of these CTG documents has prompted several questions 

regarding the CTG documents for Large Appliance Coatings, Metal Furniture Coatings, and 

Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings. The issues and questions related to these CTG 

documents are detailed below. 

Texas' existing rules in 30 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) Chapter 115 for controlling volatile organic 

compound (VOC) emissions from the surface coating of large appliances', metal furniture2

, and 

miscellaneous metal parts and products3 were based on the EPA's Office of Air Quality Planning and 

Standards (OAQPS) corresponding 1977 and 1978 Guideline Series4 (OS) recommendations. The 

existing emission standards for surface coating of large appliances and metal furniture are not specific to 

coating types; however, the 2007 CTG documents for Large Appliance Coatings5 and Metal Furniture 

Coatings6 recommend setting coating type specific emission standards. Some of the recommended 

emissions standards are equivalent or more stringent than the existing generic standards while some 

recommended emission standards are less stringent than the existing standards. Similarly, the 2008 CTG 

for Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings 7 also recommends emission standards for certain 

coating types that are less stringent than the existing 30 TAC Chapter 115 emission standards. Please see 

the enclosed table for a more detailed comparison of the existing VOC emission standards based on the 

1977 and 1978 OS recommendations (and TCEQ rules) versus the 2007 and 2008 CTG documents for 

these categories. 

Since some of the limits recommended for these specific coating types are less stringent than the existing 

emission standards based on the EPA's original GS recommendations, TCEQ's Air Quality Division has. 

P.O. Box 13087 • Austin, Texas 78711-3087 • 512-239-1000 • Internet address: www.tceq.state.tx.us 

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Mr. William T. Harnett 

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concerns that implementing the new CTG recommendations could be perceived as backsliding. In 

addition, these discrepancies may make it impossible for TCEQ staff to determine if actual VOC 

reduction benefit would occur from implementing the CTG recommendations. Given the limited 

explanation8 of how these differences should be considered in light of the original GS standards, the 

TCEQ Air Quality Division is requesting written guidance to clarify the intent of the EPA's new CTG 

recommendations with regard to the following issues. 

1. Specific clarification is needed that implementing the recommendations in the new CTG would 

not be considered backsliding. 

2. Are the coating type categories in the new CTG considered by the EPA to be coating types that 

were unregulated by the original GS recommendations or is this a situation where these specific 

coatings were covered under the original guidance, but the EPA has re-evaluated what is 

technically feasible for these specialty coating types? What data was used to make this 

determination? 

3. In light of the varying stringency of the recommended coating standards in these new CTG 

documents, how did the EPA determine the overall reduction benefit? Additional information, 

beyond what ·is provided in the docket, is necessary for the state to determine whether 

implementing th~ CTG recommendations will result in a net VOC reduction in the specific 

nonattainment areas where these CTG recommendations would be. implemented. 

The EPA's clarification regarding these issues is critical for the Air Quality Division to complete our 

evaluation of the CTG recommendations and proceed with any recommendation to TCEQ 's executive 

management and the commission regarding the potential implementation of the EPA's CTG 

recommendations. Therefore, your expeditious response regarding these issues is greatly appreciated. 

You may contact me at 512-239-4696. 

Sincerely, 

?JJCcL 

psusana M. Hildebrand, P .E. 

Director, Air Quality Division 

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality 

SMH/LA/sy 

Enclosures: References 

Emission Limit Comparison Table 

cc: Mr. Guy Donaldson, EPA Region 6 

Ms. Ellen Belk, EPA Region 6 

Mr. Bruce Moore, EPA, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards 

Mr. Bill Johnson, EPA, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards 

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Enclosure: References 

1: Title 30 TAC §115.421(a)(1), Emission Specifications for Large Appliance Coating (Amended 

January 17, 2003). 

2: Title 30 TAC §115.421(a)(2), Emission Specifications for Metal Furniture Coating (Amended 

January 17, 2003). 

3: Title 30 TAC §115.421(a)(9)(A), Emission Specifications for Miscellaneous Metal Parts and 

Products Coating (Amended January 17, 2003). 

4: Guideline Series. Control ofVolatile Organic Emissions from Existing Stationary Sources- Volume 

V: Surface Coating ofLarge Appliances, Publication number EPA-450/2-77-0.34. 

Guideline Series. Control ofVolatile Organic Emissions from Existing Stationary Sources- Volume 

III: Surface Coating ofMetal Furniture, Publication number EPA-450/2-77-032. 

Guideline Series. Control of Volatile Organic Emissions from Existing Stationary Sources - Volume · 

VI: Surface Coating of Miscellaneous Metal Parts and Products, Publication number EP A-450/2-78-

015 .. 

5: Control Techniques Guidelines for Large Appliance Coatings. Publication number EPA 453/R-07-

004. 

6: Control Techniques Guidelines for Metal Furniture. Coatings. Publication number EPA 453/R-07-

005. 

7: Control Techniques Guidelines for Miscellaneous Metal and Plastic Parts Coatings. Publication 

number EPA 453/R-08-003. 

8: EPA Docket Number EPA-HQ-OAR-2007-0329-0009 and EPA Docket Number EPA-HQ-OAR2007 -03 34-0010. 
Enclosure: Emission Limit Comparison Table 

Comparison of 30 TAC Chapter 115 Emission Limits and 2006-2008 CTG Recommended Emission 

Limits 

Chapter 115 CTG Recommended 

Coating Type* Emission Limit** Emission Limit** · Baked Coatinf:! · Air-Dried Coatinf:! 

Large Appliance Coating 

General, One Com_Q_onent 2.8 2.3 2.3 

General, Multi-Component 2.8 2.3 2.8 

Extreme High Gloss 2.8 3.0 2.8 

Ext1:eme Performance 2.8 3.0 3.5 

Heat Resistant 2.8 3.0 3.5 

Metallic 2.8 3.5 3.5 

Preti·eatment Coatings 2.8 3.5 3.5 

Solar Absorbent 2.8 3.0 3.5 

Metal Furniture Coating 

General, One Component 3.0 2.3 2.3· 

General, Multi-Component 3.0 2.3 2.8 

Extreme High Gloss 3.0 3.0 2.8 

Extreme Performance 3.0 3.0 3.5 

Heat Resistant 3.0 3.0 3.5 

·Metallic 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Pretreatment Coatings 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Solar Absorbent 3.0 3.0 3.5 

Miscellaneous Metal Parts and Products Coating 

General One Component 3.0 2.3 2.8 

General Multi Com:R_onent 3.0 2.3 2.8 

Camouflage 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Electric-lnsulating Varnish 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Etching Fillei· 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Extreme High-Gloss 3.0 3.0 3.5 

Extreme Performance 3.5 3.0 3.5 

Heat-Resistant 3.5 3.0 3.5 

High Performance Architectural 3.0 6.2 6.2 

High Temperature 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Metal.lic 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Military Specification 3.0 2.3 2.8 

Mold-Seal 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Pan Backing 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Prefabricated Architectural 3.0 2.3 3.5 

Multi-Component 

Prefabricated Architectural One- 3.0 2.3 3.5 

Component 

Pretreatment Coatings 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Repair and Touchup 3.0 3.0 3.5 

Silicone Release ' 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Solar-Absorbent 3.0 3.0 3.5 

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Comparison of 30 TAC Chapter 115 Emissio~ Limits and 2006-2008 CTG Recommended Emission 

Limits 

Chapter 115 CTG Recommended 

Coating Type* Emission Limit** Emission Limit** Baked Coating Air-Dried Coating 

Vacuum-Metalizing 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Drum Coating, New, Exterior 3.0 2.8 2.8 

Drum Coating~ New, Interior 4.3 3.5 3.5 

Drum Coating, Reconditioned, 3.0 3.5 3.5 

Exterior 

Drum Coating, Reconditioned, 4.3 4.2 4.2 

Interior 

* The CTG recommended emission limits for coating types listed in red font are less stringent than 

existing Chapter 115 limits. 

** Limit expressed in pounds per gallon of coating (minus water and exempt solvent) delivered to the 

application system. 
Mr. William T. Harnett 

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December 8, 2008 

bee: Theresa Pella 

Ashley Forbes 

Vincent Meiller 

Lindley Anderson 

Amy Browning