# Attachment N

2009 Emission Inventory

Best & Final ChangesBest and Final Changes (as of Dec. 17, 2007)Point Source SectorRequest ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedALNov. 14EGUNonEGUFrom Christal Thompson: "Ed, None of the changes we made to the2018 inventory should be reflected in the 2009. All of these changeswill take place after 2009. Let me know if you have any questions.Thanks, Christal"None required ejsFLNov. 9EGU For 2018, MACTEC removed scrubbers from Lansing Smith(ORIS=643) units 1 & 2. IPM Did not have scrubbers in 2009, so nochanges are neededNone required ejsFLNov. 9EGU IPM did not assign scrubbers in 2009, but scrubbers are currentlybeing installed. From Tom Rogers: "It will be close, they areconstructing the scrubbers as we speak. I would include thescrubbers for 2009."12033-0330045 Gulf Power CristChanged 2009 EM emissions:Unit 4 SO2 from 3038.0 to 303.8 tpyUnit 5 SO2 from 3160.9 to 316.1 tpyUnit 6 SO2 from 12421.1 to 1232.1 tpyUnit 7 SO2 from 18599.4 to 1859.9 tpyAdded SO2 record to CE table with 90% SO2 efficiencyChanged stack temp to 169 per VISTAS GuidanceejsFLNov. 9EGU IPM forecast no operation (or emissions) for Northside (ORIS=667)units 1A and 2A. For 2018, FLDEP estimated emissions using the2002 base and growth factors for Northside units 1A and 2A. TomRogers indicated the same approach should be used for 2009.2009 emissions were interpolated between 2002 and 2018B&F emissions to get 2009 B&F emissions, as follows:Unit 1A SO2 2002=5,089.7 tpy 2018=5,949.92009=5,466.1Unit 1A NOx 2002=871.6 tpy 2018=1,018.9 2009=936.0Unit 2A SO2 2002=2,420.6 tpy 2018=2,829.72009=2,599.6Unit 2A NOx 2002=424.1 tpy 2018=495.8 2009=455.5ejsPage 1 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedFLAug 31andNov 9NonEGU From Tom Rogers: " BART – One unit needs to be changed (GeorgiaPacific (1070005), unit 15). "From Tom Rogers: "Change also needs to be made in 2009"121071070005 Georgia Pacific Unit 15, Stack 15Changed 2018 EM file as follows:NOx from 508.68 to 71.1 tpyCO from 54.11 to 459 tpySO2 from 3950.9 to 2 tpyPM10-PRI from 59.53 to 0 tpyPM25-PRI from 41.81 to 0 tpyChanged 2018 EP file as follows:SCC from 10200401 to 10200601 (Residual to Nat. Gas)Changed 2018 ER file as follows:Stack height from 237 to 156.5 ftStack temperature from 445 to 450Exit velocity from 60 to 45.6Flow rate from 3858 to 2901ejsPage 2 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedFLAug 31EGU From Tom Rogers re:2018: " Corrections to Point Sources – Thesechanges are primarily associated with changes to the state’s oil-firedutility boilers. Where the IPM 2018 solution has either shut-down orconverted all these units to natural gas only, the department hasreason to believe that these units may continue to operate using oil. Atotal of 12 facilities, comprising 24 oil-fired units are being modified."From Tom Rogers re:2009: "Assuming these sources were convertedin IPM prior to 2009, I would use the 2002 data for all the units."Assume the following Oil-fired units will continue to burn oil:0090006 Cape Canaveral Units 1 and 20090196 Indian River Units 1, 2, and 30110036 Port Everglades Units 1, 2, 3, and 40250003 Turkey Point Units 1 and 20550018 TECO Phillips Station Units 1 and 20810010 Manatee Units 1 and 20850001 Martin Units 1 and 20990042 Riviera Units 3 and 41010017 Anclote Units 1 and 21050004 C.D. McIntosh Unit 11210003 Suwanneee Rive Unit 30310045-B Northside Unit 3Made Changes to 2009 EM file as directed by FLTotal 2002 Typical Emissions from these 24 Units:SO2 132,298 tpyNOx 46,698 tpyVOC 784 tpyCO 35,068 tpyPM10-PRI 11,251 tpyPM25-PRI 8,960 tpyBased G2 2009 Emissions from these 24 Units:SO2 < 1 tpyNOx 176 tpyVOC 4 tpyCO 55 tpyPM10-PRI 5 tpyPM25-PRI 5 tpyBest and Final 2009 Emissions from these 24 Units:SO2 132,298 tpyNOx 46,698 tpyVOC 784 tpyCO 35,068 tpyPM10-PRI 11,251 tpyPM25-PRI 8,960 tpyAdded necessary records to CE, PE, EP, EU, ER, SI tablesRan QA Checker to verify complete set of recordsejsGADec. 16EGU From Jim Boylan: " Georgia would like to make updates to the SO2emissions at Plant Bowen (Units 3-4), Plant Hammond (Units 1-4),and Plant Wansley (Unit 1) to reflect 95% scrubber control efficiencyinstead of 90%. Please see attached spreadsheet for details. "Changed 2009 EM table as follows:Bowen (01500011)Unit SG03 SO2 from 4938.37 to 2469.185 tpyUnit SG04 SO2 from 5086.19 to 2534.095 tpyHammond (11500003)Unit SG01 SO2 from 517.2 to 258.6 tpyUnit SG02 SO2 from 519.9 to 259.9 tpyUnit SG03 SO2 from 514.6 to 257.3 tpyUnit SG04 SO2 from 2164.0 to 1082.0 tpyWansley (14900001)Unit SG01 SO2 from 3780.60 to 1890.3 tpyChanged CE table to show 95% SO2 efficiencyejsPage 3 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedKYNov 7EGU Per a consent decree and for BART, for East Kentucky PowerCooperative (EKPC) Spurlock Station (21-161-00009) Units 1 and 2add WFGD SO2 controls for 2009Changed 2009 EM emissions:Unit 1 SO2 from 12,861.9 to 1,286.19 tpyUnit 2 SO2 from 19,494.4 to 1,949.44 tpyAdded SO2 record to CE table with 90% SO2 efficiencyChanged stack temp to 169 per VISTAS GuidanceejsKYNov 7EGU For 2009 emissions, add omitted pre-2009 SCR NO2 control for DukeEnergy East Bend (21-015-00029). The SCR control came online in2002 and was reflected in Duke Energy East Bend Unit 2 2002emissions provided to VISTASNo changes to 2009 EM emissions since controls alreadyreflected in the emission rate.Added NOx record to CE table with 76.62% NOx efficiencyejsKYNov 7EGU For 2009 emissions, change the NO2 control efficiency for EastKentucky Power (EKPC) Cooper (21-199-00005) Unit 2 to reflect LowNOx Burner control and not a SCRChanged 2009 EM emissions:Unit 2 NOx from 500.1 to 2406.5 tpyChanged NOx record in CE table fo 90% to 51.87% NOxefficiencyejsKYNov 7EGU For 2009 emissions, change the SO2 and NO2 control efficiency forAEP Big Sandy (21-127-00003) Unit 1 to reflect no SO2 scrubbercontrol, and Overfire Air NO2 control instead of a SCR NO2 controlChanged 2009 EM emissions:Unit 1 SO2 from 1,177.4 to 11,774 tpyUnit 1 NOx from 588.7 to 3,924.3 tpyChanged SO2 record in CE table from 90% to 0%Changed NOx record in CE table from 90% to 33%Changed stack temp from 169 to 314 (Unit 2 temperaturewith no scrubber)ejsMSAug 30EGU From Elliot Bickerstaff re:2018: "Attached is a spreadsheet withMississippi's revisions for the best and final run. There are twoworksheets. The first has some EGUs that were shut down by IPMand need to be added back in for 2018. We are using the 2002emissions data. "2801100031 Entergy Delta Plant2804900112 Entergy Rex Brown Plant2814900027 Entergy Baxter Wilson Plant2815100048 Entergy Gerald Andrus PlantSame changes needed for 2009Made Changes to 2009 EM file as directed by MSTotal 2002 Typical Emissions from these four plants:SO2 67 tpyNOx 11,267 tpyVOC 161 tpyCO 2,068 tpyPM10-PRI 230 tpyPM25-PRI 224 tpyAdded necessary records to CE, PE, EP, EU, ER, SI tablesRan QA Checker to verify complete set of recordsejsNC No Changes Requested None required ejsPage 4 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedSCAug 31EGU From Carla Bedenbaugh: "I am sending this e-mail to give someadditional information regarding SC's desire to have fuel oil burningunits put back into our 2018 VISTAS inventory. It seems the IPM haspredicted fuel oil would not be combusted in SC in 2018, but we donot believe that to be the case at this time. I have compared ourcurrent VISTAS 2002 inventory to the current 2018 to try and identifythe fuel burning processes that were excluded in the 2018 inventory. Ihave attached an EXCEL file that lists the units from 2002 that I haveidentified. "Added 99 oil-fired units from 2002 inventory to the 2009inventory:Total emission added in 2009 from these 99 units are asfollows:SO2 688 tpyNOx 526 tpyVOC 10 tpyCO 69 tpyPM10-PRI 53 tpyPM25-PRI 37 tpySCAug 31nonEGU From Carla Bedenbaugh: "We have identified several Large Facilitiesthat are in the VISTAS’ current 2009 and 2018 inventories, but havepermanently closed. Please make sure these sources are removed,or their emissions zeroed out, in the 2009 and 2018 inventories.Below are the closed facilities "Avondale Mills Horse Creek 0080-0098Avondale Mills Stevens 0080-0001Avondale Mills Swint 0080-0005Avondale Mills Warren 0080-0039Avondale Mills Gregg 0080-0061CMC Joist: Cayce 1560-0116Delta Mills: Delta 1680-0008Efco Corp 0300-0025Fuji Photo Film: M Plant 1240-0050Guardian Fiberglass (formerly Trigen Biopower) 1240-0060Korn Industries Sumter Cabinet 2140-0009Sea-Hunt Boat 1560-0117Springs Global: Katherine Plant 0640-0035Springs Global: Elliott 0640-0036Takata Restraint Systems 0660-0033Vytech 0200-0050Changed 2009 EM emissions to 0 for each facilityTotal emission reductions in 2009 from these 16 facilitiesare as follows:SO2 1,141 tpyNOx 703 tpyVOC 1,263 tpyCO 554 tpyPM10-PRI 412 tpyPM25-PRI 343 tpyejsPage 5 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedSCDec 18EGU From Carla Bedenbaugh: "I spoke to the engineer and Cross Unit #4is planned to be running by the end of 2008 and should be included inthe 2009 inventory. The new Florence County units should not be inthe 2009 inventory. "Add these emissions for new Cross Unit 4 for 2009:SO2 3,834.8 tpyNOx 1,278.2 tpyVOC 54.56 tpyCO 454.67 tpyPM10-PRI 595.84 tpyPM25-PRI 470.37 tpyNH3 27.28 tpyejsTNSept 4nonEGU From Julie Aslinger: "The following companies have shut down.(These changes would apply to both the 2009 and 2018 inventories.) "47011-0004 – all sources (Cleveland Chair Company)47011-0012 – all sources (Allied Signal, Inc.)47053-0143 – all sources (A. O. Smith Corporation)47059-0008 – all sources (Five Rivers Manufacturing)47059-0116 – all sources (Greeneville Casting, Inc.)47065-3500 – all sources (Velsicol Chemical – Hamilton County)47107-0142 – all sources (Advanced Spa Designs)Changed 2009 EM emissions to 0 for each facilityTotal emission reductions in 2009 from these 3 units are asfollows:SO2 7 tpyNOx 67 tpyVOC 523 tpyCO 81 tpyPM10-PRI 193 tpyPM25-PRI 167 tpyejsTNSept 4nonEGU From Julie Aslinger: "The following individual sources have shut down.(These changes would apply to both the 2009 and 2018 inventories.) "47009-0130-002 (APAC – TN, Inc.-Harrison Construction – Asphaltplant)47009-0130-003 (APAC – TN, Inc.-Harrison Construction – Asphaltcrusher)47139-0004-001 (Intertrade - Number 6 acid plant)Changed 2009 EM emissions to 0 for each emission unitTotal emission reductions in 2009 from these 3 units are asfollows:SO2 2,145 tpyNOx 47 tpyVOC 33 tpyCO 43 tpyPM10-PRI 10 tpyPM25-PRI 6 tpyejsTNSept 4nonEGU From Julie Aslinger: "A portion of the following source has shut down -47163-0003-020101 (Eastman, B-83-1 Stoker Boilers). This sourcepreviously consisted of 14 boilers (Boilers 11-24). Boilers 11-17 havebeen removed from service. A quick calculation of heat input capacityhas determined that boilers 11-17 made up 26.64% of the total heatinput capacity of the source. Emissions from this source should bereduced by 26.64%. (This reduction should also apply to 2009emissions.) "Changes 2009 EM emissions as follows:CO from 808.28 to 592.95 tpyNOx from 933.6 to 864.9 tpyPM10 from 32.5 to 23.8 tpyPM25 from 32.5 to 23.8 tpySO2 from 1583.7 to 1161.8 tpyVOC from 2.0 to 1.47 tpyejsPage 6 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedVANov. 2EGUnonEGUFrom Doris McLeod: "These are SO2 only because the big NOxreductions at EGU’s were already submitted in a much previousinventory version, and I don’t have any good estimation data on cobenefits for PM reduction due to additional SO2 control. "Affected Facilities:CNTY FAC_ID FACILITY023 00003 ROANOKE CEMENT COMPANY031 00156 DOMINION - ALTAVISTA POWER STATION093 00006 INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY095 00022 OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAINER099 ORIS54304 SEI BIRCHWOOD POWER FACILITY101 00001 STONE CONTAINER CORP (D/B/A SMURFIT-STON117 ORIS52007 MECKLENBURG COGENERATION FACILITY143 00100 OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAINER INC670 00055 JAMES RIVER COGENERATION COMPANY670 00058 HOPEWELL COGENERATION LTD PARTNERSHIP740 ORIS10071 COGENTRIX PORTSMOUTH730 00001 SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA TRAINING CENTER550 00026 DOMINION - CHESAPEAKE670 ORIS10771 LG&E WESTMORELAND HOPEWELLMade changes to SO2 emissions as directed by VADEQ toaccount for permit limits and changes to control plans.2009 SO2 emissions from the units identified in thespreadsheet changed as follows as a result of thesechanges:SO2 from these units reduced from 64,918 to 40,269 tpyMade appropriate changes to CE tables to indicate wherescrubbers are or are not plannedejsWVNov. 9EGU From Laura Crowder: Pleasants Units 1 and 2 had SO2 emissionsreduced to account for the facility's inclusion of previously bypassed15% effluent stream to the scrubber and the control efficiency andemissions will reflect a change from 79.9% to 95% control. Apply thischange to 2009 alsoChanged 2009 EM emissions:Unit 1 SO2 from 5,758.97 to 1,432.58 tpyUnit 2 SO2 from 5,605.08 to 1,394.30 tpyChanged SO2 record in CE table to 95% SO2 efficiencyejsPage 7 of 9Request ID SectorNature of RequestMACTEC Action CheckedWVSept 5Oct. 5 andDec 14NonEGU From Bob Betterton: "Weirton Steel (54-029-00001) and WheelingPittsburgh Steel (54-009-00002): Two sources in our Weirton PM2.5nonattainment area, Weirton Steel (ISG Weirton) and WheelingPittsburgh Steel, have undergone significant, permanent processchanges since 2002. WV DEP staff have consulted among ourselvesas well as with facility staff and determined that calendar year 2004emissions represent a better basis for future year emissionsestimates. Therefore, we have compiled PM precursor emissions datafrom the 2004 inventory for these sources to use as a surrogate toapply VISTAS most current growth factors. The first two attachmentscontain projected emissions for 2009 and 2018 in NIF format. Theseare formatted as NIF EM (emissions) records. "Made Changes to 2009 EM file as directed by WV. SinceWV supplied PM10-FIL and PM25-FIL, MACTEC ran PMAugmentation routine to generated PM-CON, and createdPM10-PRI and PM25-PRI records; Added/deletednecessary records to CE, PE, EP, EU, ER, SI tablesRan QA Checker to verify complete set of records and nowidows/orphans2009 Emissions from Wheeling-Pitt changed as follows:SO2 from 1,006 to 518630 tpyNOx from 486 to 417 tpyVOC from 257 to 201 tpyCO from 259 to 153 tpyPM10-PRI from 249 to 164 tpyPM25-PRI from 232 to 137 tpyNH3 from 142 to 1157 tpy2009 Emissions from ISG Wierton changed as follows:SO2 from 935 to 1,119 tpyNOx from 1,159 to 1,184 tpyVOC from 835 to 97 tpyCO from 8,564 to 2,479 tpyPM10-PRI from 6,622 to 430 tpyPM25-PRI from 5,840 to 413 tpyNH3 from 0 to 0 tpyejsPage 8 of 9Best and Final Changes (as of Dec. 18, 2007)Point Source SectorBEST AND FINAL 2009 INVENTORY (Dec. 18, 2007)STATE_NAME SO2 NOxVOC CO PM10-PRI PM25-PRI NH3Alabama 479,297.45 151,714.01 49,116.84 195,355.78 32,389.21 23,150.62 2,490.74Florida 354,481.95 179,660.41 39,612.01 158,733.03 60,128.40 48,808.85 3,172.94Georgia 462,666.47 148,849.68 36,430.09 171,148.11 40,993.63 29,889.69 4,648.84Kentucky 308,086.83 135,020.40 49,154.07 137,836.71 23,636.93 15,965.57 1,159.89Mississippi 102,209.87 103,673.94 38,311.01 64,864.93 24,425.99 14,194.93 1,001.40North Carolina 284,822.53 101,289.48 62,879.47 68,685.94 36,062.72 26,406.42 1,730.33South Carolina 176,314.59 88,035.24 35,126.64 71,577.19 33,000.42 25,596.28 1,947.64Tennessee 323,514.15 123,925.87 74,463.57 126,539.56 50,229.12 40,487.04 2,067.80Virginia 232,815.90 115,358.49 44,513.53 80,860.98 18,651.70 14,153.14 3,739.23West Virginia 324,621.77 124,313.75 14,377.33 105,347.65 16,470.08 10,186.97 644.473,048,831.51 1,271,841.27 443,984.56 1,180,949.88 335,988.20 248,839.51 22,603.28BASE G 2009 INVENTORY (July 2007)STATE_NAME SO2 NOxVOC CO PM10-PRI PM25-PRI NH3Alabama 479,297.45 151,714.01 49,116.84 195,355.78 32,389.21 23,150.62 2,490.74Florida 251,565.06 132,185.18 38,789.06 122,965.05 48,878.99 39,855.83 3,174.97Georgia 471,435.90 148,849.68 36,430.09 171,148.11 40,993.63 29,889.69 4,648.84Kentucky 326,610.90 129,778.40 49,154.07 137,836.71 23,636.93 15,965.57 1,159.89Mississippi 102,142.89 92,408.67 38,151.27 62,798.82 24,201.97 13,976.14 1,001.40North Carolina 284,822.53 101,289.48 62,879.47 68,685.94 36,062.72 26,406.42 1,730.33South Carolina 172,932.84 86,934.29 36,325.03 71,608.33 32,764.33 25,431.73 1,920.36Tennessee 326,088.42 124,288.62 75,020.25 126,878.89 50,441.66 40,668.20 2,068.17Virginia 255,671.93 113,593.24 44,503.72 80,855.00 18,556.16 14,055.83 3,743.06West Virginia 333,462.53 124,358.41 15,171.10 111,537.99 22,746.75 15,709.19 671.163,004,030.45 1,205,399.98 445,540.90 1,149,670.62 330,672.35 245,109.22 22,608.92Difference between Best and Final compared to Base GSTATE_NAME SO2 NOxVOC CO PM10-PRI PM25-PRI NH3Alabama 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Florida 102,916.89 47,475.23 822.95 35,767.98 11,249.41 8,953.02 -2.03Georgia -8,769.43 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Kentucky -18,524.07 5,242.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Mississippi 66.98 11,265.27 159.74 2,066.11 224.02 218.79 0.00North Carolina 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00South Carolina 3,381.75 1,100.95 -1,198.39 -31.14 236.09 164.55 27.28Tennessee -2,574.27 -362.75 -556.68 -339.33 -212.54 -181.16 -0.37Virginia -22,856.03 1,765.25 9.81 5.98 95.54 97.31 -3.83West Virginia -8,840.76 -44.66 -793.77 -6,190.34 -6,276.67 -5,522.22 -26.6944,801.06 66,441.29 -1,556.34 31,279.26 5,315.85 3,730.29 -5.64Negative number indicates Best&Final emissions decreased from BaseGPositive number indicates Best&Final emissions increased from Base GPage 9 of 9