Identification of BART-Eligible Sources 

in the WRAP Region 

Draft Report 

Prepared for 

The Western Regional Air Partnership 

Prepared by 

Eastern Research Group, Inc. 

1600 Perimeter Park Drive 

Morrisville, NC 27560 

ERG Contract Number 30204-84 

April 4, 2005 

Comments should be submitted to Lee Alter (lalter@westgov.org) by 

Friday, May 13 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Section Page

LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES.............................................................................................. xi 

ACRONYMS ......................................................................................................................... xiii 

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ......................................................................................................... xiv 

1.0 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................... 1-1 

2.0 PROCEDURES................................................................................................................ 2-1 

2.1 State and Tribal Participation............................................................................... 2-1 

2.1.1 Note on Tribal Participation..................................................................... 2-3 

2.2 Procedure for Identifying BART-Eligible Sources.............................................. 2-3 

2.2.1 Step 1: Create Preliminary List of Sources.............................................. 2-4 

2.2.2 Step 2: Acquire Category Information for Sources and Check for 

Completeness ........................................................................................... 2-7 

2.2.3 Step 3: Acquire Date Information for Category-Eligible Sources........... 2-9 

2.2.4 Step 4: “Quick” Permit Review ............................................................. 2-10 

2.2.5 Step 5: Review Source List with State, Local and Tribal 

 Representatives ...................................................................................... 2-13 

2.2.6 Create Final Product Database............................................................... 2-14 

2.3 Procedure for California Sources....................................................................... 2-17 

2.4 Procedure for Tribal Sources ............................................................................. 2-20 

2.5 Assumptions and Limitations ............................................................................ 2-21 

2.5.1 Incorrect BART-Eligibility Conclusion................................................. 2-22 

2.5.2 Missing Sources..................................................................................... 2-28 

3.0 RESULTS ........................................................................................................................ 3-1 

3.1 Emissions Summary............................................................................................. 3-3 

4.0 NEXT STEPS .................................................................................................................. 4-1 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) 

Appendix A - BART Identification Summary 

Appendix B - Survey Template 

Appendix C - Survey Responses 

Appendix D - State Procedures for BART 

Appendix E - BART Category – SIC/SCC/NAICS/MACT Crosswalk 

Appendix F - Source Category Reference Document 

Appendix G - List of State Contacts 

Appendix H - Master List of Possible BART-Eligible Sources for WRAP 

Appendix I - Number of BART-Eligible Sources by Category, Level of Certainty, and State or 

Tribal Region 

Appendix J – Emissions of BART Pollutants for Each Level of Certainty by State or Tribal Land 

Appendix K –EGU (BART 01) Unit Lists by BART-Eligibility Level of Certainty 
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES 

Table Page

1-1 BART Source Categories .................................................................................................. 1-2

2-1 WRAP Stationary Sources Forum BART-Workgroup Members ..................................... 2-1 

2-2 Initial Analysis of the Number of Sources Prepared for Master List................................ 2-6 

2-3 Websites with Title V Permits......................................................................................... 2-11 

2-4 Certainty Coding for Each BART Criteria...................................................................... 2-15 

2-5 BART-Eligibility Certainty Rating for Each Source ...................................................... 2-16 

2-6 Initial Analysis – Number of Large Sources in California Districts ............................... 2-18 

2-7 Websites with Title V Permits......................................................................................... 2-19 

2-8 BART Source Categories in the Large California Air Districts as Determined by 

NEI Search and Source Category Reference Document ................................................. 2-20 

2-9 Websites with Part 71 Permits......................................................................................... 2-21 

2-10 Ability of the NEI Query to Correctly Predict the BART Source Category................... 2-25 

3-1 Source BART-Eligibility by Level of Certainty ............................................................... 3-1 

3-2 Number of Potentially BART-Eligible Sources in the WRAP Region by BART 

 Category and Level of Certainty ....................................................................................... 3-2 

3-3 Emissions of BART Pollutants for “Yes” non-EGU Sources and “Yes” EGU Units 

by State/Tribal Lands (Tons/Year).................................................................................... 3-4 

Figure Page

2-1 Identification of BART-Eligible Sources in WRAP Region............................................. 2-5 

3-1 “Yes” BART-Eligible Sources and EGUs ........................................................................ 3-5 

3-2 “Likely” BART-Eligible Sources and EGUs .................................................................... 3-6 

3-3 “Potentially” BART-Eligible Sources and EGUs ............................................................. 3-7 

3-4 NOx Emissions from EGUs and Facility-Wide Emissions from non-EGUs by 

Certainty of BART-eligibility and Other Sources in the WRAP Region (2002 

Emissions) ......................................................................................................................... 3-8 

3-5 PM10 Emissions from EGUs and Facility-Wide Emissions from non-EGUs by 

Certainty of BART-eligibility and Other Sources in the WRAP Region (2002 

Emissions) ......................................................................................................................... 3-9 

3-6 SO2 Emissions from EGUs and Facility-Wide Emissions from non-EGUs by 

Certainty of BART-eligibility and Other Sources in the WRAP Region (2002 

Emissions)........................................................................................................................ 3-9 

3-7 VOC Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-eligible and Other Sources in 

the WRAP Region (2002 Emissions).............................................................................. 3-10 

3-8 Comparison of Emissions from EGU Units and Non-EGU Sources (“Yes”, 

“Likely”, “Potential”, and “Do Not Know” Levels of Certainty of BARTeligibility) ........................................................................................................................ 3-11 

3-9 NOx Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-eligible Sources by Source 

Category (2002 Emissions) (Excluding BART Category 01) ....................................... 3-12 

3-10 PM10-PRI Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-eligible Sources by 

Source Category (2002 Emissions) (Excluding BART 01) ............................................ 3-13 
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES 

Figures Page

3-11 SO2 Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-eligible Sources by Source 

Category (2002 Emissions) (Excluding BART 01)....................................................... 3-14 

3-12 VOC Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-eligible Sources by Source 

Category (2002 Emissions) (Excluding BART 01) ........................................................ 3-14
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ACRONYMS 

AP-42 Compilation of Air Pollution Emission Factors 

BART Best Available Retrofit Technology 

BID Background Information Documents 

CAMD Clean Air Marketing Division 

CERR Consolidated Emissions Reporting Rule 

DOE Department of Energy 

EGU Electric Generating Unit 

MACT Maximum Achievable Control Technology 

MWC Municipal Waste Combustors 

NAICS North American Industrial Classification System 

NEI National Emissions Inventory 

NH3 Ammonia 

NOx Nitrogen Oxides 

NSPS New Source Performance Standards 

PM Particulate Matter 

PSD Prevention of Significant Deterioration 

PTE Potential to Emit 

RHR Regional Haze Rule 

SCC Source Classification Code 

SIC Standard Industrial Classification 

SO2 Sulfur Dioxide 

TPD Tons Per Day 

TPY Tons Per Year 

US EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency 

VOC Volatile Organic Compounds 

WRAP Western Regional Air Partnership 
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

Background 

The federal regional haze rule requires states to identify major stationary sources of air 

pollution which are eligible for best available retrofit technology (BART). Such BARTeligible sources must be identified whether states implement BART under 

Section 308(e)(1) of the regional haze rule or an alternative program under Section 

308(e)(2). A stationary source is BART-eligible if: 

• It belongs to one of 26 source categories (power plants, refineries, etc.); 

• Has emission units which were “in existence” on August 7, 1977 but “not in 

operation” before August 7, 1962; and 

• Has a potential to emit (PTE) more than 250 tons per year (tpy) of any visibilityimpairing pollutant across all date-eligible units.1

A BART source, therefore, may be a portion of a facility, and that portion may include 

more or less emission units over time as individual units are reconstructed or shut down. 

Objectives 

This report summarizes the first phase in an effort to identify BART-eligible sources in 

the WRAP region. The objectives of this effort are to: 

• Develop and maintain a regional database of eligible and possibly-eligible 

sources, their emissions, and current controls; 

• Promote consistency in how BART-eligible sources are being identified across 

the region; and 

• Establish a common method and preliminary list of sources. 

Procedures 

General Approach

At the start of this effort, few states and no tribes had a reliable list of BART-eligible 

sources. Moreover, slightly different approaches and interpretations of EPA draft 

guidelines were taken when compiling these lists. 

 

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 The visibility-impairing pollutants are sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), particulate matter 

(PM10), and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). It is not currently clear whether ammonia (NH3) will be 

considered visibility-impairing for purposes of implementing BART. 
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ERG’s procedure followed as closely as possible, within the available time and budgetary 

limits, the draft BART guidelines published by the U.S. Environmental Protection 

Agency (EPA).2 Ultimately, however, a stationary source was only identified as BARTeligible if it was identified as BART-eligible in the SO2 Annex, identified as BARTeligible by a state or tribe and subsequently verified by ERG, or identified as BARTeligible by ERG and subsequently verified by a state or tribe. 

ERG’s approach to identifying BART-eligible sources began by casting a wide net to 

identify all facilities whose actual emissions (which are more readily available than 

potential emissions) exceed 100 tpy or more of any visibility-impairing pollutant 

according to the 1999 or Preliminary 2002 National Emission Inventory (NEI). 

Additional sources were added to this preliminary list if they were identified by the states 

or tribes; found in various Title V, U.S. Department of Energy, and EPA databases; or 

found in EPA background documents such as those prepared for new source performance 

standards, maximum achievable control technology standards, and AP-42 emission 

factors. 

Category, date, and PTE information was then sought for each source on the preliminary 

list to determine BART eligibility. Most sources could be determined to be either 

BART-eligible or not BART-eligible. However, a significant portion could not be 

determined either way with sufficient certainty. These sources were identified as either 

likely eligible, potentially eligible, or “do not know.” If a facility has one or more units 

where two of the three eligibility criteria are met, then it is considered likely BARTeligible. If information is not known for at least two of the criteria, the facility is 

considered “do not know.” All other combinations of criteria satisfaction result in a 

facility being labeled as potentially eligible. More detail on this eligibility ranking 

scheme is provided in Section 2.2.6. 

As noted above, a BART source can be a portion of a facility – i.e., the group of units at 

the facility which satisfy all three BART criteria. Unit-level data for all three criteria are 

typically available for electric generating units (EGUs). However, such information for 

non-EGUS, particularly date and PTE information, is often not known or available, or 

requires resources beyond the scope of this project to obtain. Hence, at this stage in the 

BART-identification effort, eligibility for non-EGUs is determined on only a plant-wide 

basis. That is, enough information is obtained to conclude that at least part of the facility 

is BART-eligible, or that none of it is, or that some of it might be. The approach for 

collecting category, date, and PTE information is described below. 

Category, Date, and PTE Information

Source category information was obtained using a number of information sources. For 

most sources, the NEI and Title V databases contain source classification codes (SCCs) 

and standard industrial classification (SIC) codes which indicate whether or not the 

source belongs (or contains units which belong) to one or more of the 26 BART source 

categories. Additionally, the EPA background documents noted above contain source 

 

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category information. For instance, support documents for municipal waste combustor 

(MWC) standards identify all MWCs with a capacity greater than 250 TPD known to 

exist at the time of the report. 

Date information was then obtained for category-eligible sources from various EPA 

documents, Title V databases, and Energy Information Agency (EIA) databases. These 

documents and databases did not typically contain specific dates of “existence” and 

“operation” as carefully defined in the EPA’s draft guidelines. Acquiring such dates, 

especially for each emission unit at a facility, was beyond the resources available for this 

project. Nonetheless, the more general, approximate dates typically available were often 

helpful in determining whether a facility was clearly built, not built, or possibly built 

within the 1962-77 BART time window. In addition, EIA databases provide a specific 

“in service” date for each unit, which is helpful to determine which portions of the 

facility are or are not BART-eligible. 

Unit-level potential to emit (PTE) information was not available from any of the data 

sources available for this project, including Title V permits. On occasion, some permits 

identified the entire source as having a PTE of less than 250 tpy for each pollutant, in 

which case the source could be eliminated as BART-eligible. PTE information is only 

needed for units already found to be category-and date-eligible. Hence, additional 

information collection can be streamlined on this basis. Conversely, if an emission unit is 

legally emitting more than 250 tpy, it can be reasonably assumed its PTE is greater than 

250 tpy. This was the approach taken with electric generating units (EGUs). 

As described in Sections 2.3 and 2.4, additional measures were taken to address sources 

on tribal lands and in California, but the uncertainties and limitations regarding unit-level 

date and PTE information are largely the same for these sources. 

Results 

Of the 1,569 sources reviewed in the WRAP region, 1,138 were determined to be not 

BART-eligible and 87 are believed to be BART-eligible for at least a portion of the 

source. Exactly which units at these 87 facilities comprise the BART-eligible sources is 

often not known, especially for non-EGUs. For the remaining 344 sources, enough 

information was collected to rank them as either likely eligible, potentially eligible, or 

“do not know.” 

Appendix H contains results and information for each source, excluding those which 

were found to be not eligible. This appendix, also available as a spreadsheet on the 

WRAP website, illustrates how each source was determined to be eligible, likely eligible, 

potentially eligible, and “do not know” and provides a basis for resolving the uncertain 

sources. 

431 sources were found to be eligible or possibly eligible. Of these, the 87 believed to be 

eligible comprise most of the emissions from the 431 sources. Specifically, they 
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comprise 63 percent of the SO2, 62 percent of NOx emissions, 57 percent of the PM10 

emissions, and 34 percent of the VOC emissions. 

Of the 431 sources, electric generating units (EGUs) comprise over 75 percent of the SO2

and NOx emissions, 60 percent of the PM10 emissions, and a small fraction of the VOC 

emissions. The most significant non-EGU contributors to SO2, NOx and PM10 emissions 

appear to be petroleum refineries, aluminum ore reduction, phosphate rock processing, 

lime plants, lead smelters, industrial boilers, cement plants, sulfur recovery plants, fuel 

conversion plants, and kraft pulp mills. The most significant non-EGU contributors to 

VOC include petroleum refineries and kraft pulp mills. Tonnages for these emissions by 

BART certainty ranking and source category are presented in Section 3.1, including 

comparisons to total stationary source emissions. 

Caveats 

As noted in various portions of the report and this executive summary, the following 

caveats should be kept in mind: 

• The procedures in this report are based on the EPA’s proposed BART guidelines. 

• A BART source will often be only a portion of a facility, but the information 

needed to determine that portion was typically not available, not known, or 

required resources beyond the scope of this project to obtain, especially for nonEGUs. 

• BART identifications and emission estimates, therefore, are reported on a facilitywide basis for non-EGUs, which will tend to overestimate the number of emission 

units and amount of emissions from eligible or possibly-eligible non-EGU 

sources. 

Next Steps 

State implementation plans (SIPs) must include a list of BART-eligible sources. This 

report presents a preliminary list of eligible and possibly-eligible sources that can be 

maintained and modified prior to SIP submittal as new information is obtained by WRAP 

members and contractors and as the eligibility of some sources may change as a result of 

facility reconstructions and closures. 

Although state and tribal representatives played a major role in developing this report, 

their involvement in the BART-identification process is likely to grow as SIPs and TIPs 

are formulated and as it becomes increasingly necessary to work with local officials and 

facility operators to obtain the necessary data. At the same time, a regional database 

should be maintained for regional planning and consistency purposes. The states and 

tribes, therefore, should act as conduits of information between the regional 

report/database and local officials and facility operators. Although WRAP staff and 

contractors will accept comments on this report from local agencies and facility 
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operators, communication through state and tribal WRAP members is the more efficient 

and preferred approach. 

Identification of BART-eligible sources is expected to be a continuous process extending 

well beyond the comment period for this draft report. Therefore, although comments and 

new data will be accepted regarding the eligibility of particular sources, it would be most 

productive at this time to direct comments towards the quality and clarity of the report, 

the methods employed, and the presentation of results, especially since this report will 

provide the basis or starting point for further BART investigations. 

Comments on this draft report should be provided to Lee Alter 

(lalter@westgov.org) by Friday, May 13. 

The following priorities have been identified for WRAP members to consider while 

working to complete their BART-eligibility determinations: 

• Check for any possibly-eligible sources which may not have been identified in 

this report. Emissions in the 1999 and/or 2002 NEI, for instance, may have been 

less than 100 tpy due to economic or maintenance reasons. Nine source 

categories are identified in Section 4.1 which may be relatively more susceptible 

to missing sources. Comparison of Title V lists to this report’s master list may 

provide a good check. (The master list spreadsheet, not Appendix H, should be 

used for this purpose, as it contains the sources found to be not eligible.) 

• For those facilities identified as likely eligible, potentially eligible, or “do not 

know,” determine whether the facility as a whole contains at least some eligible or 

no eligible emission units, thereby categorizing all facilities as either eligible or 

not eligible. This may be accomplished by examining a select portion, rather than 

all the units at a facility. This task is important to determine specifically which 

facilities need to be further analyzed for BART or included in an alternative 

program. In addition, it will determine specifically which source categories may 

need to be analyzed for suitability in an emissions trading program and also which 

source categories should to be included in a BART analysis to demonstrate that an 

alternative is better than BART. 

• Determine the BART-eligible sources at the unit level for all EGUs and other 

sources which are relatively large. Appendix K provides information useful for 

this process. 

• Improve the control technology and control efficiency information in the WRAP 

emission inventory, particularly for larger eligible sources. 

Finally, the completeness and rigor of identifying BART-eligible sources may depend in 

part on whether a state or tribe implements BART or an alternative program to BART. In 

the former case, eligibility must be determined with thorough completeness and certainty. 

In the latter case, BART per se will not be implemented. Rather, a program including all 
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BART-eligible (and quite possibly additional) sources will be implemented which must 

provide for greater reasonable progress than what BART would be expected to produce at 

BART-eligible sources. If the alternative program is certain to include all BART-eligible 

sources (e.g., all sources emitting more than 100 tpy) and provide for greater reasonable 

progress, it may not be necessary to identify BART-eligible sources with as much 

confidence and specificity. 
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1.0 INTRODUCTION

The federal regional haze rule requires states to identify major stationary sources of air 

pollution which are eligible for best available retrofit technology (BART). Such BARTeligible sources must be identified whether states implement BART under Section 

308(e)(1) of the regional haze rule or an alternative program under Section 308(e)(2). A 

stationary source is BART-eligible if: 

• It belongs to one of 26 source categories (see Table 1-1); 

• Has emission units which were “in existence” on August 7, 1977 but “not in 

operation” before August 7, 1962; and 

• Has a potential to emit (PTE) more than 250 tons per year (tpy) of any visibilityimpairing pollutant across all date-eligible units.3

A BART source, therefore, may be a portion of a facility, and that portion may include 

more or less emission units over time as individual units are reconstructed or shut down. 

Relevant steps in the BART-eligibility identification process, including recent U.S. EPA 

clarifications, are provided in Appendix A. These clarifications and details on the steps 

to identify BART-eligible sources and to determine BART were made in the proposed 

BART guidelines, published May 5, 2004 (69 FR 25184) and expected to be finalized in 

April 2005. Because these are proposed guidelines, they are subject to change. The 

analysis described in this document is based on the proposed guidelines; any changes to 

these guidelines would require a determination of whether changes are necessary for this 

analysis. 

The Western Regional Air Partnership (WRAP) and its Stationary Sources Joint 

Forum/BART Workgroup contracted with Eastern Research Group, Inc. (ERG) to begin 

the process of identifying BART-eligible sources throughout the WRAP region. 

 

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 The visibility-impairing pollutants are sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), particulate matter 

(PM10), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and ammonia (NH3). 
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Table 1-1. BART Source Categories 

BART Category ID BART Category 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants with a heat input 

capacity greater than 250 MMBtu per hour 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters 

BART-09 

Municipal Incinerators capable of charging greater than 

250 tons of refuse per day 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 

BART-12 Lime Plants 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants (Furnace Process) 

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 

BART-19 Sintering Plants 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 

BART-22 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers with a heat input capacity 

greater than 250 MMBtu per hour 

BART-23 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities with a 

capacity of greater than 300,000 barrels 

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 

Specifically, the objectives of this project are to: 

• Develop and maintain a regional database of eligible and possibly-eligible 

sources, their emissions, and current controls; 

• Promote consistency in how BART-eligible sources are being identified across 

the region; and 

• Establish a common method and preliminary list of sources. 
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The original plan for this work included several site visits to state and U.S. EPA regional 

offices to review Title V permits and/or Title V permit applications and collect 

information necessary to assess whether a given source meets the three BART criteria. 

As the project began, it was determined that a significant amount of information was 

available via the Internet or through published documents that could help determine 

whether a source is BART-eligible. This document details the stepwise process 

employed and information used to identify sources potentially subject to the BART 

requirement. This includes developing a universe of sources that may be BART-eligible 

and then eliminating entire sources from this list based on the criteria listed above. It is 

important to note that this effort focused for the most part on identifying sources that may 

have one or more BART-eligible units, not on identifying the actual BART-eligible units 

at those sources. Thus, the list compiled here contains sources that may prove not be 

BART-eligible once the unit-specific information is reviewed. 

Section 2.0 provides a detailed discussion of the procedures used to identify BARTeligible sources. Section 3.0 includes a discussion of the results, while Section 4.0 

suggests some next steps. 
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2.0 PROCEDURES

In developing a procedure for identifying BART-eligible sources, several resources were 

used. Information was collected from States on work previously conducted on 

identifying BART-eligible sources. The National Emissions Inventory (NEI), which is 

managed by the U.S. EPA, was queried for applicable data. U.S. EPA, Department of 

Energy (DOE), and trade association documents were reviewed for lists of sources in 

specific source categories. Title V permits and engineering documents were reviewed. 

State, Local, and Tribal representatives were interviewed to collect specific details on 

sources. 

Section 2.1 contains a description of the participation by State, Local and Tribal 

authorities; a discussion of the procedures used is contained in Section 2.2; the procedure 

used for California sources is contained in Section 2.3; and Section 2.4 explains the 

methods used for the Tribal sources. Section 2.5 provides a summary of the assumptions 

and limitations of the procedures used in identifying BART sources. 

2.1 State and Tribal Participation 

State and Tribal (along with WRAP and U.S. EPA) representatives participated in the 

Workgroup that guided the identification of BART-eligible sources. Meetings were held 

monthly to discuss status and procedures. Members of the BART Workgroup provided 

input at every step of the identification process. Table 2-1 provides a list of individuals 

comprising up the BART Workgroup and their affiliations. 

Table 2-1. WRAP Stationary Sources Joint Forum BART Workgroup Members 

Name Agency 

Lee Alter Western Governors' Association 

Don Arkell Western States Air Resources Council 

Steve Body U.S. EPA, Region 10 

Pat Cummins Western Governors' Association 

Steve Frey U.S. EPA, Region 9 

Bob Gruenig National Tribal Environmental Council 

Eric Massey Arizona Department of Environmental Quality 

Cathy Messerschmitt National Tribal Environmental Council 

Al Newman Washington State Department of Ecology 

Chad Schlichtemeier Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality 

Tina Suarez-Murias California Air Resources Board 

Additionally, many State and Local agencies were contacted to specifically discuss the 

potentially BART-eligible sources in their area. The National Tribal Environmental 

Council (NTEC) was also contacted to discuss potentially BART-eligible Tribal sources. 

This is discussed in more detail in Sections 2.2, 2.3, and 2.4 along with a list of people 

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Because the BART rules must be complied with by State, Local, and Tribal Authorities, 

many of these jurisdictions had already begun developing BART source lists prior to the 

beginning of this task. Therefore, an initial effort involved collecting the information 

available from each State in the WRAP region. No Tribe or Tribal organization had 

specific information on BART at this time. A survey was sent to each state in the WRAP 

region in May 2004 (included in Appendix B), except for California. Tribes and 

California did not receive a survey because it was known that no BART list had been 

prepared and because a different approach was planned for the Tribes and California.

For those states that had begun to determine BART eligibility, the survey specifically 

asked for the list of potentially BART-eligible sources and details of the procedure used. 

In some cases the procedure was not documented sufficiently. In other instances, the 

procedure was documented, but specific details of the procedure were not adequately 

documented and were not obtained via the May 2004 survey. 

Eleven states (i.e., Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, 

Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming) responded to the survey, and 

their compiled results are presented in Appendix C. Eight of these eleven states had 

preliminary BART source lists that were prepared using various procedures. Oregon, 

Washington, and Wyoming had no initial BART source list. Many of the BART source 

lists were acknowledged as being very rough and preliminary. Only Montana and South 

Dakota provided documentation of the procedure they used to determine BARTeligibility. In addition, the survey responses from Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, 

Nevada, North Dakota and Utah were complete enough that some of the details from 

their procedures could be ascertained. At the time the surveys were distributed, 

Washington and Wyoming had not begun a detailed procedure for identifying BARTeligible sources, only an initial review. 

Alaska and Arizona did not return a survey. Although, BART-related information was 

collected from Alaska prior to the survey, no information regarding specific BARTeligibility procedures was obtained. 

Appendix D provides a discussion of the procedures used by the States that prepared a 

preliminary BART source list. A review of the procedures used by the various states 

revealed that there were several interpretations of the BART guidelines and various levels 

of detail and rigor employed in the analyses. Some analyses were considered complete, 

others just preliminary. In this effort, an approach was used to consistently determine 

BART-eligible sources across all of the states and tribes. Determinations previously 

made by States were reviewed and incorporated as appropriate. Sections 2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 

details the procedure used to determine BART-eligible sources for the WRAP states and 

tribes. 
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2.1.1 Note on Tribal Participation

Tribes, along with states and federal agencies, are full partners in the WRAP, having 

equal representation on the WRAP Board as states. Whether Board members or not, it 

must be remembered that all tribes are governments, as distinguished from the 

“stakeholders” (private interest) which participate on Forums and Committees but are not 

eligible for the Board. 

Despite this equality of representation on the Board, tribes are very differently situated 

than states. There are over four hundred federally recognized tribes in the WRAP region, 

including Alaska. The sheer number of tribes makes full participation impossible. 

Moreover, many tribes are faced with pressing environmental, economic, and social 

issues, and do not have the resources to participate in an effort such as the WRAP, 

however important its goals may be. These factors necessarily limit the level of tribal 

input into and endorsement of WRAP products. 

The tribal participants in the WRAP, including Board members Forum and Committee 

members and co-chairs, make their best effort to ensure that WRAP products are in the 

best interest of the tribes, the environment, and the public. One interest is to ensure that 

WRAP policies, as implemented by states and tribes, will not constrain the future options 

of tribes who are not involved in the WRAP. With these considerations and limitations in 

mind, the tribal participants have joined the state, federal, and private stakeholder 

interests in approving this BART Identification report as a consensus document. 

2.2 Procedure for Identifying BART-eligible Sources 

In order to identify the BART-eligible sources, it was important to pare down the list of 

all possible sources to a sizable list that could be reviewed in some amount of detail. A 

list of Title V major sources was immediately obvious as a way to focus efforts on those 

sources potentially BART-eligible. The definitions of a Title V major source and a 

BART-eligible source are such that all BART-eligible sources are Title V major sources. 

A Title V major source is one that has a PTE of 100 tons per year (TPY) of a regulated 

pollutant, which includes all visibility impairing pollutants, or emits above a certain level 

of hazardous air pollutants. A BART-eligible source has a potential-to-emit of a 

visibility impairing pollutant greater than 250 TPY from only the category- and dateeligible units. Therefore, a list of Title V major sources would contain all of the BARTeligible sources, although it may include several other sources that are not BART-eligible 

it would not exclude any BART-eligible sources. Title V source lists were requested of 

the states in the survey. 

There was also a need to pull information from the National Emissions Inventory (NEI) 

for the BART-eligible sources once they were identified. Through the NEI, information 

on individual units, actual emissions, and control equipment could be obtained for a 

given source. One concern in using Title V source lists was the fact that name changes 

occur so frequently that matching the names on the Title V list with the names in the NEI 

is an extremely time consuming task often resulting in several sources that cannot be 
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definitively matched. Therefore, it was determined to use the 1999 and 2002 Preliminary 

NEI to develop a first-cut at the BART-eligible sources instead of using Title V lists. 

The NEI information was supplemented in subsequent steps with reviews by State, Local, 

and Tribal representatives and published lists of sources in the BART source categories. 

Figure 2-1 illustrates the process used to identify BART-eligible sources for all WRAP 

states except California and Tribal sources. Components of these steps were used for 

California and Tribal sources; however, the procedures used for these sources are 

explained in Sections 2.3 and 2.4. In some cases there was overlap between the 

procedures explained in this section and those explained for the Tribal sources because 

information on a Tribal source was found with other sources for a given state. Section 

2.4 explains this overlap and how information was collected for Tribal sources. 

The list of sources considered for BART-eligibility included approximately 1,500 

sources. Using the NEI, Title V permits that could be found online, U.S. EPA 

documents, and interviews with State and Tribal representatives, about 80 percent of 

these sources were determined to be not BART-eligible. The remainder of this section 

provides a detailed discussion of each step in the elimination process and the assumptions 

made. The sections below follow the order of the steps presented in Figure 2-1. 

2.2.1 Step 1: Create Preliminary List of Sources

A list of sources for all states in the WRAP region that have actual emissions greater than 

or equal to 100 TPY was developed by querying the 1999 NEI and 2002 Preliminary 

NEI. EPA issued the 2002 Preliminary NEI in February 2004. It actually contains 2001 

state inventory submittals and 2002 CAMD data. When this project started in April 

2004, this was the most up-to-date inventory available. This threshold provided a first 

cut at the list of all possible sources. This query established the basis of a master list of 

sources to be further investigated to determine whether they are BART-eligible. The 

master list included all sources that were investigated. Sources were added to the list as 

new information was collected; but no sources were removed from the list, unless they 

were determined to be a duplicated source. Five columns were included in the master list 

to hold the information collected. There were three columns, one for each BART criteria; 

one column to place any conclusions made on the BART-eligibility of the source as a 

whole; and one column to include any comments on information collected. 
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Figure 2-1. Identification of BART-Eligible Sources in WRAP Region 

1. Create preliminary list of sources from National Emissions 

Inventory (NEI). Use 1999 and Preliminary 2002 NEI to find 

all sources with actual emission of any visibility impairing 

pollutants (PM, SO2, NOx, VOC or NH3) greater than or equal to 

100 TPY. Include sources identified by states. 

2. Acquire category information for sources over 100 TPY 

and check for completeness. 

a. Identify NEI sources with one or more units in BARTeligible categories. 

Use NEI and SIC-SCC-NAICS-MACT BART category 

crosswalk to apply BART categories. Approximately, 

80% of sources over 100 TPY have one or more BART 

categories. 

b. Identify additional non-NEI sources that are categoryeligible and apply additional categories to NEI sources. 

Use source category lists to acquire these additional 

sources and/or categories including: NSPS Bid Lists, 

PSD lists, AP-42 support documents, MACT support 

documents, DOE, CAMD, and Title V lists, etc. 

5. Review source list with State, Local, and Tribal 

representatives. Based on Steps 1-4 above, each source is 

assigned a “Yes”, “No”, “Likely”, “Potential”, or “Don’t Know”. 

Reviewers confirm, correct, or complete information to adjust 

assignment. 

4. “Quick” permit review. 15 minute review of electronic 

Title Vs for sources with assigned BART category. Extract 

available date, category, and PTE information. 

3. Acquire date information for category-eligible sources. 

Use source category lists from Step 2: NSPS Bid lists, PSD 

lists, AP-42 support documents, etc. 

Elimination Process

Step 6: 

Preliminary List 

Reduced to an 

Estimated 280 

Yes, Likely and 

Potential Sources 

Step 1: 

Over 1,500 

Sources listed 

on Preliminary 

Spreadsheet 

6. Create final product database of BART-eligible sources 

by level of certainty. Database contains 2002 NEI actual 

unit–specific emissions for EGUs, as well as facility-wide 

actual emissions for all EGUs and non-EGUs. 
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Table 2-2 provides the number of sources with actual emissions greater than 100 TPY in 

each of the states in the WRAP region. The number of Title V sources for each state are 

shown for comparison purposes. 

Table 2-2. Initial Analysis of the Number of Sources Prepared for Master List 

State 

Number of 

Major 

Stationary 

Sourcesa 

Number with 

Actuals >100 

TPY 

Number with 

Actual >100 TPY 

and Preliminary 

BART Categories 

Assigned by NEI 

Alaska 245 11 11 

Arizona 115 44 31 

California 1,193 281 230 

Colorado 131 134 119 

Idaho 150 31 27 

Montana 59 36 35 

Nevada 48 19 13 

New Mexico 183 143 83 

North Dakota 50 27 24 

Oregon 150 72 53 

South Dakota 200 25 19 

Utah 74 52 48 

Washington 129 81 60 

Wyoming 152 91 75 

Tribal Land -- 40 29 

Total 2,879 1,087 857 a Numbers of major Title V sources as presented on the U.S. EPA website: 

http://www.epa.gov/air/oaqps/permits/maps/permtbl.html. 

The list of sources with actual emissions greater than 100 TPY should include the 

majority of sources with category- and date-eligible units with a total PTE greater than 

250 TPY. By using this method to develop the initial list of sources to investigate, it is 

theoretically possible that BART-eligible sources with actual emissions less than 

100 TPY and PTE greater than 250 TPY would be missed. However, this population was 

assumed to be very small. This is because the PTE of 250 TPY pertains to the collection 

of the category- and date-eligible units which will most often be a subset of the total 

number of units at the source, while the actual emissions from the NEI query were for 

total actual emissions for all units at the source. The fact that not all units, only categoryand date-eligible units, are included in determining if the PTE is greater than 250 TPY 

(for BART purposes) somewhat offsets the fact that the NEI query was based on actual 

emissions. Also, for these sources with low actual emissions (less than 

100 TPY) and high PTE (greater than 250 TPY), many would likely choose to take a 

federally enforceable limit to reduce their PTE to avoid BART eligibility. Therefore, it 
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was thought that developing a list of sources with actual emissions greater than 100 TPY 

contained the vast majority of BART-eligible sources. Step 2 included a review of 

published information that was used to make sure no sources were missed; and, in Step 5, 

the list of sources was reviewed by State, Local and Tribal representatives to determine, 

among other things, whether any potentially BART-eligible sources were missing. In 

these steps, some sources were added to the master list for further investigation. This is 

discussed in more detail under those steps, below. 

As a completeness check, the list of Title V sources (for a subset of the states) was 

compared to the list of NEI sources for those states. These Title V lists were obtained 

directly from the state agency or the U.S. EPA, State or district websites. As Title V 

sources are only issued for major sources, it was expected that the lists would be very 

similar. However, the Title V and NEI lists did not overlap entirely. In many cases, the 

NEI contained sources that were not on the Title V list. The NEI information is two to 

five years old, so there may be sources that have shut down or reduced emissions in some 

way and are no longer subject to Title V. Furthermore, the NEI collects data on fugitive 

emissions that may not be counted towards Title V applicability. There were also sources 

on the Title V list that were not on the NEI list. Most often this was because the sources 

were Title V major sources due to other pollutants, such as HAPs and not because of the 

visibility impairing pollutants. It was determined that the NEI should include all of the 

larger sources and, if the actual emissions were less than 100 TPY, then it is unlikely the 

PTE of the category- and date-eligible units is greater than 250 TPY. All sources that 

were investigated further through Title V permits, yet were not on the original NEI query, 

were added to the master list. 

2.2.2 Step 2: Acquire Category Information for Sources and Check for Completeness 

Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes, Source Classification Codes (SCC), North 

American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) codes, and Maximum Achievable 

Control Technology (MACT) codes associated with each source in the NEI were used to 

make an initial determination of whether a source was in one of the 26 BART source 

categories. A list of these codes is contained in Appendix E. In most cases, the BART 

source categories are not perfectly defined by these codes. The review of the various 

classification codes was designed to capture all of the BART-eligible sources and to 

assure that no source potentially in one of the 26 BART source categories was missed. 

This search resulted in several sources being assigned a BART category than what would 

eventually be determined to be BART-eligible. These sources were reviewed in more 

detail in subsequent steps to ascertain whether they are potentially BART-eligible. The 

BART category assignment was used only as a guide and in all cases other verifying 

information was collected before a source was labeled as BART-eligible. BARTeligibility was never solely determined by the NEI query and resulting BART category 

assignment, except in some situations where there was no BART category preliminary 

assigned it was assumed that the source was not BART-eligible (this is discussed further 

in Section 2.2.4 below). Table 2-2 includes the number of sources with preliminary 

BART categories assigned as a result of the NEI query. 
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In addition to assembling the source specific information described above, specific 

information was acquired on each BART source category including published lists of 

sources within these categories. The information on specific source categories included 

background documents from AP-42, technical support documents for MACT and New 

Source Performance Standards (NSPS), and other U.S. EPA and trade association 

documents. Additional databases were also searched for boilers that may not be present 

in the NEI. A U.S. DOE list of power plants which includes initial installation dates, and 

a list of large boilers (greater than 250 MMBtu/hr) provided by U.S. EPA’s Clean Air 

Marketing Division (CAMD) were also reviewed. The information collected and its 

origin are provided in the Source Category Reference Document (Appendix F). 

This information was used to determine if sources were in one or more of the BART 

source categories. This information was noted in the master list. If it was determined 

that a source was part of a BART source category, a “Y” was placed in the source 

category column of the master list. The comment column in the master list was also 

noted to indicate that this information was determined from the Source Category 

Reference Document (Appendix F). 

For some source categories, the lists in Appendix F are complete; therefore, a source with 

an assigned BART category from the NEI query but not identified in Appendix F, could 

be eliminated as not being BART-eligible. For example, the list of Portland Cement 

Plants is complete. If the NEI query assigned a source the BART category “Portland 

Cement Plants” yet this source is not in Appendix F, the source category column in the 

master list was noted with an “N”. This source would most likely not be BART-eligible, 

but it would not be eliminated yet, because it is possible that this source may have a large 

boiler which would make it part of the fossil fuel boilers greater than 250 MMBtu/hr 

BART source category (BART 22). The comment column of the master list would be 

updated to say that the source is not BART 04 (Portland Cement Plants), but verification 

would be needed to conclude that there are no large boilers at the source. This note 

would be useful in subsequent steps when permits were reviewed and State, Local or 

Tribal representatives were interviewed so that the investigation could be focused on the 

data needed. 

Appendix F was also used to determine if any sources needed to be added to the master 

list. If a source was included in the lists provided in Appendix F and it was not included 

in the original list of the NEI, it was added to the master list. The comment column of 

the master list was also updated appropriately. Therefore, this information acted as a 

completeness check on the original list of sources determined from the NEI search. 

The BART-eligible lists prepared by individual states were also reviewed and matched 

with the master list. If a state indicated that a source was BART-eligible, this was 

indicated in the comments column and in the source category, date, size, and conclusion 

columns of the master list. It was assumed that if a state definitively determined that a 

source was BART-eligible, this meant that all three criteria were met. If a state indicated 

that a source was possibly BART-eligible, this indicated that the state had verified that 

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from the analysis provided, however, if not, it was assumed that the source category 

criterion was satisfied since this is the easiest to determine. This assumption was usually 

supported by the lists in Appendix F. 

Furthermore, the sources determined to be BART-eligible in the work conducted by 

WRAP for the SO2 Annex were also matched with the master list. Any source that was 

identified as “BART-eligible” in the SO2 Annex was labeled as such in the master list. 

For some sources on the state lists and the SO2 Annex, subsequent steps revealed more 

information which indicated that they are not actually BART-eligible because of various 

reasons such as shutdowns or changes made by U.S. EPA to the BART guidelines. In the 

SO2 Annex, BART-eligible units emitting SO2 were identified for nine of the 14 WRAP 

states. The SO2 Annex reported on an alternative to applying BART to all BARTeligible SO2 units. The alternative included establishing milestones with provisions to 

implement a backstop emissions trading program. The SO2 Annex report provided the 

documentation that this alternative would achieve greater reductions of SO2 emissions 

than implementation of case-by-case BART under Section 308 of the regional haze rule. 

For EGUs, a thorough review of the units at each utility was conducted and data collected 

from states and DOE were considered for each unit along with information regarding 

whether the unit was previously considered BART-eligible under the SO2 Annex. An 

EGU was not considered BART-eligible with a high degree of certainty solely because it 

was listed in the SO2 Annex or because a State indicated it was BART-eligible. 

Corroborating information was required in order for an EGU to be labeled BART-eligible 

with complete certainty (“Yes”). 

2.2.3 Step 3: Acquire Date Information for Category-Eligible Sources 

In some of the lists provided in Appendix F there is date information. This information 

was used to eliminate sources or to confirm that a source was built in the BART 

timeframe; the information was then noted in the master list. For example, to promulgate 

the MACT standard for large municipal waste combustors (MWCs), U.S. EPA created an 

inventory of all MWCs in the country with capacities of 250 tons per day (TPD) or 

greater. According to this inventory, all of the units in the WRAP region were 

constructed in the 1980s, after the BART window of 1962-1977. In this example, the 

“date” column of the master list would be noted with “1980s” and the conclusion column 

would be noted with a “No” to indicate that the source is not BART-eligible. 

Sometimes the date information in Appendix F indicated that the source was in existence 

in the BART timeframe, but it was not possible to make any final conclusions regarding 

whether equipment was actually built in the BART timeframe or not. For example, if a 

plant appears on a list published in 1980, it is possible the plant was either built during 

the BART timeframe and could be BART-eligible; built between 1977 and 1980 and not 

BART-eligible; or built prior to 1962 in which case information would be necessary 

regarding any reconstruction during the 1962 – 1977 period. The information available 

was noted in the date column of the master list, in this case, “pre-1980”. 
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In matching sources on the lists in Appendix F, state lists, or the SO2 Annex BARTeligible list with the master list, special care was given for facility name changes. 

Location information and web searches were used to match up sources where name 

changes occurred. In situations where there was still uncertainty with a possible match, 

this was noted in the comments column for later discussion with State, Local, or Tribal 

authorities in Step 5. 

For EGUs, data was available on dates boilers went into service and dates the electric 

generator went into service. Boiler in-service dates were directly applicable in 

determining BART-eligibility for BART 01. However, the dates the electric generator 

went into service was not directly applicable unless it is known that the electric generator 

is a combined cycle turbine—the date a steam turbine was built can not be used to 

definitively determine when the steam generator was built. The dates for steam turbine 

construction was sometimes helpful, however, as an indication of whether the source was 

in existence during the BART timeframe or not. 

2.2.4 Step 4: “Quick” Permit Review

Available Title V permits for sources identified on the master list were reviewed for 

information concerning the three main BART criteria. Initially, if a Title V permit was 

found online and the source was not identified on the master list, then the source was 

added to the master list and the permit reviewed. However, this procedure of adding 

missing Title V sources to the master list and reviewing the permits was only conducted 

for some States and Local agencies (Clark County, Nevada; Lane County, Oregon, all of 

Washington except the Department of Ecology, Yakima Regional Clean Air Authority, 

and Benton Clean Air Authority, and 26 air districts in California). It was determined 

that adding the Title V sources that were not identified in the NEI query, presumably 

sources with actual emissions less than 100 TPY, did not appear to add any BARTeligible sources to the master list, but expended significant resources. It was determined 

to only review permits for those sources on the master list that had source categories 

assigned by the NEI, sources identified on the lists in Appendix F, or sources identified 

by a State or Local agency. All sources not identified as being a BART source category 

by one of these sources was noted with an “N” to signify that it was not BART-eligible in 

the master list. In Step 5, State and Local agencies had the opportunity to call attention to 

any source that appeared to be missing or incorrectly eliminated. The Assumptions and 

Limitations section of this document (Section 2.5) explores this resource saving 

procedure in more detail. 

The majority of Title V permits that were reviewed were located on the Internet; 

however, other permits were acquired via e-mail from Idaho Department of 

Environmental Quality and North Dakota Department of Health. Table 2-3 summarizes 

the websites where TV permits were available. Most permits were from state and county 

specific websites; however, the U.S. EPA Region 9 website provided some permits for 

sources in Arizona, California, and Nevada, and Title V permits for Tribal sources in 

these states and New Mexico. Although U.S. EPA Regions 6, 8 and 10 have states within 

the WRAP, no permits were found on their U.S. EPA regional office websites, except 
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Table 2-3. Websites with Title V Permits 

State Websites 

Alaska State of Alaska, Department of Environmental Conservation: 

http://www.state.ak.us/dec/air/ap/mainair.htm 

Arizona Arizona Department of Environmental Quality: 

http://www.adeq.state.az.us/environ/air/permits/titlev.html

Pima County Department of Environmental Quality: 

http://www.deq.co.pima.az.us/permits/index.htm

U.S. EPA Region 9: 

http://yosemite.epa.gov/R9/AIR/EPSS.NSF/0201370ee436adf08825653000726dc1?OpenView

Colorado Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment: 

http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/ap/Titlev.html

Nevada U.S. EPA Region 9: 

http://yosemite.epa.gov/R9/AIR/EPSS.NSF/0201370ee436adf08825653000726dc1?OpenView

Oregon Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority: 

http://lrapa.org/permitting/issued_permits/title_v_operating_permits.php

Utah Utah Division of Air Quality: 

http://www.airquality.utah.gov/PERMITS/pi_opp.htm

Washington Northwest Air Pollution Authority: 

http://www.nwair.org/regulated/aop.html

Olympic Region Clean Air Agency: 

http://www.orcaa.org/aop.html

Puget Sound Clean Air Agency: 

http://www.pscleanair.org/news/titlev.shtml

Southwest Clean Air Agency: 

http://www.swcleanair.org/permitstitlev.html

Spokane Air Pollution Control Authority: 

http://www.scapca.org/air_operating_permits.asp 

Idaho 

Montana 

New Mexico 

North 

Dakota 

South 

Dakota 

Wyoming 

No Title V Permits Found Online. 

(Idaho and North Dakota both provided permits via e-mail) 
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Title V permits for Tribal sources prepared under Part 71 were available on the Regions 6 

and 10 websites. 

Even for those states where Title V permits were available online, not all of the permits 

for a given state were available. In some cases, the permit had not been completed yet or 

just not made available. If documents were available on a State or Local agency website, 

usually both the permit and engineering report were provided. On the Region 9 website, 

the U.S. EPA provided the electronic files that the state or local district made available to 

them. Sometimes both the permit and engineering report were available; sometimes just 

one of these documents; and, often, neither were available on the Region 9 website. If a 

document was available, there was a link to it. Otherwise, the only information available 

on the Region 9 website was a summary sheet. Assumptions could sometimes be made 

looking at just the summary sheet. 

During the permit review process, the majority of data collected favored category and 

construction date information. This type of information was usually found in the Title V 

permit’s source description summary and equipment list. A Title V permit never 

revealed unit specific PTE information. However, some permits identified the entire 

source as having a PTE of less than 250 tons per year for each pollutant. In these 

instances, the source was eliminated as BART-eligible, which was noted in the master 

list. 

Occasionally assessments could be made whether or not a source is BART-eligible 

because many of the source descriptions in the permit, engineering report or Region 9 

summary sheet clearly suggested that a source is or is not one of the 26 BART categories. 

For example, a source description may disclose that the source is a petroleum refinery 

that was built in the early 1970s. This type of information is enough to conclude that the 

source is in one of the 26 BART categories and has the potential of having units 

constructed or reconstructed in the BART timeframe. Another example is of a Title V 

source description that reveals a source as a landfill which is obviously not considered 

one of the 26 BART categories. 

Some Title V source descriptions may reveal little or no information. For example, the 

Title V source description summary may have simply identified the source as a saw mill. 

Although a saw mill is not considered one of the 26 BART source categories, a saw mill 

may have a boiler that has a heat input of greater than 250 MMBtu per hour which is 

considered one of the 26 BART source categories. This type of information was usually 

identified by reviewing the source’s Title V permit equipment list. Other information 

helpful to determining BART-eligibility that might be found in a source’s equipment list 

includes process details for each unit located at the source, and sometimes, unit 

construction dates and/or sizes of boilers. All the information collected from the 

summary sheet, engineering report, or permit was noted in the master list. Any questions 

were also noted in the comments column to focus the review with the State or Local 

agency in Step 5. 
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For those states without permits online, the information from states on the work they had 

previously conducted to identify BART-eligible sources and the information provided in 

Appendix F were relied on to develop the questions focused on in Step 5. The State of 

Wyoming also provided e-mails in which Wyoming, DEQ staff, in regional offices, listed 

sources they believed met the BART criteria. 

2.2.5 Step 5: Review Source List with State, Local and Tribal Representatives

At this step, State and Local contacts were given the master list, a summary of the BART 

guidelines, and a description of the work conducted to that point. The contacts reviewed 

the preliminary master list and were asked to consider the following overall questions: 

(1) Are there any sources that may have been missed from the spreadsheet? 

(2) Did they have any immediately available information regarding a particular 

source and the three BART-eligible criteria? 

(3) Does the agency concur with the information presented, especially any 

conclusions made? 

(4) Can they provide assistance in acquiring Title V permits that were not 

available on the Internet for sources not already eliminated? 

The contacts were told that this step was meant to collect information that was easily 

accessible and that they were not being requested to pull and review files for all the 

sources. For smaller states or districts, this worked especially well because the larger, 

older sources, the ones more likely to be BART-eligible, were generally well known. 

Appendix G lists contact names for representatives of each State and Local air quality 

jurisdiction to which phone calls were made. During each of the phone calls, information 

collected from steps 1 through 4 for each source were verified and any remaining 

unknown information concerning the three BART criteria for each source was discussed. 

Most questions focused on whether a source is considered one of the 26 BART 

categories, whether the source was constructed or reconstructed in the BART timeframe, 

and/or whether specific units have a PTE greater than 250 TPY of a visibility impairing 

pollutant. However, broader issues were also discussed in these phone calls, such as 

whether a specific source was still in operation or whether the source had recently 

changed its name. These broader issues helped to update or verify findings in the source 

category document (Appendix F) that was developed in Step 2. All information collected 

was noted in the master list. 

In addition, critical details about some state’s BART identification procedures were 

revealed during some of the phone conversations. For example, one state had excluded 

all sources which were built before the BART timeframe. This particular state 

considered a source as not BART-eligible if the source was built before the BART 

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new emission units being built during the BART timeframe. Another state provided unitby-unit BART analyses; yet made narrow assumptions as to what equipment was 

included in certain BART source categories. This affects the PTE being compared to the 

250 TPY threshold. 

With a better understanding of the procedures used by some states, the conclusions made 

in the initial submittal by the states were reviewed again and conclusions were changed 

as appropriate. If, for example, it was concluded that a source was not BART-eligible 

solely because the source was built before the BART timeframe, the conclusion was 

changed to “possibly BART eligible” or “do not know” depending on the other 

information known about the source. 

These phone calls made to the State and Local agencies were a key step in eliminating or 

identifying sources as BART-eligible. In most cases, the states and local agencies were 

able to speak very knowledgably about the majority of sources on the master list with 

little or no preparation. Several sources were easily eliminated with this additional 

insight from the agencies. All information was noted in the master list. 

2.2.6 Step 6: Create Final Product Database 

In order to classify the certainty of the BART-eligibility of the sources, a coding system 

was developed for each of the three BART criteria. Using the information gathered from 

Steps 1 through 5 and this coding system, a code was assigned for each of the three 

BART criteria for each source on the master list. The coding system is detailed in Table 

2-4. 

Once the conclusions for the three main BART criteria were coded for every source on 

the master list, levels of certainties were developed for each source. Sublevels were 

assigned to each combination of coding between the three main BART criteria. These 

sublevel combinations were then categorized as either a yes, likely, potentially, do not 

know, or no, to identify the overall potential BART-eligibility of a source. Each category 

is defined in Table 2-5. 

After all sources were coded, updated emission estimates were obtained for all sources 

coded as yes, likely, potentially and do not know. During the course of the project, EPA 

obtained 2002 state data submittals and these updated emissions were applied to the 

source list. Since States do not have to submit information for all source every year, in 

some cases the 2002 Preliminary estimate or 1999 NEI estimate were used to gap fill. 

The master source list spreadsheet and an access database with accompanying unit level 

information now constitute the final product database. 
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Table 2-4. Certainty Coding for Each BART Criteria 

Source Category Code 

Y Yes. This source has one or more units belonging to one or more of the 26 BART source 

categories. This was determined by one or more of the following methods: 

 The source was included in the source category reference document (Appendix F). 

 The source was included in the SO2 Annex. 

 The source was identified as category-eligible or BART-eligible by the state or tribe. 

M Maybe. This source may have one or more units belonging to one or more of the 26 BART 

source categories. For example: 

 It is unclear whether an industrial boiler has a heat input that is over 250 MMBtu/hr. 

 It is unclear whether an EGU boiler sells electricity or whether it burns at least half fossil 

fuel. 

 A source has petroleum storage and transfer facilities, but it is unclear whether the 

capacity is greater than 300,000 barrels. 

 A natural gas processing plant may have a sulfur recovery unit, but its existence has not 

been verified. 

 A natural gas processing plant may convert natural gas to liquid natural gas, but this has 

not been verified. 

 A glass manufacturing plant may actually make the glass fibers, but this has not been 

verified. 

D Do not know. No information is available regarding the source category. 

N No. The source is not category-eligible. 

Date Code 

Y Yes. This source has at least one unit with a construction or reconstruction date between 

1962 and 1977, inclusive. The source received a date code of Y if: 

 A date between 1962 and 1977 was documented in the source category reference 

document (Appendix F) for either an individual unit or an entire source. 

 The source was included in the SO2 Annex for non-EGUs. 

 The source was identified as date-eligible or BART-eligible by the state or tribe. 

M Maybe. 

 In the case of EGUs, an in-service date between 1978-1985, inclusive, would qualify as 

M since it may have “commenced construction” before 8/7/77 but not placed into service 

for many years later. Similarly, an in-service date prior to 1962 would qualify as M 

since it may have been reconstructed within the BART time window. 

 In the case of non-EGUs, the same rules apply, except the post-BART window is limited 

to 1978-1979. 

D Do not know. No information is available regarding construction or reconstruction dates. 

N No. This source may only have units that were built before 1962; in this case, the state must 

have verified that there was no reconstruction performed on the units between 8/7/62 and 

8/7/77. In addition: 

 In the case of EGUs, an in-service date for the source after 1985 would qualify as N. 

 In the case of non-EGUs, an in-service date for the source after 1979 would qualify as N. 
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Table 2-4. Certainty Coding for Each BART Criteria (Continued) 

Size Code 

Y Yes. This source has one or more units constructed between 1962 and 1977 belonging to 

one or more of the 26 BART source categories with a total potential-to-emit of at least 

250 TPY of NH3, NOx, PM10, SO2, or VOC. The source received a size code of Y if: 

 The source was included in the SO2 Annex for non EGUs. 

 The source was identified as size-eligible or BART-eligible by the State or Tribe. 

 In the case of EGUs, if the actual emissions from the NEI were greater than 250 TPY for 

units constructed between 1962 and 1977. This was not done for non-EGUs because 

date information was not consistently available for specific units. Knowing that sourcewide actual emissions are greater than 250 TPY does not provide definitive information 

regarding size-eligibility because it is still not known whether the category- and dateeligible units have a PTE greater than 250 TPY. 

M Maybe. For instance, the source clearly belongs to one of the 26 categories and is currently 

not operating; however, it is not clear if operations will resume or if the permit is still valid. 

D Do not know. The source received a size code of D if there is not enough information to 

determine whether the BART-eligible units emit greater than 250 TPY for a BART 

pollutant. 

N No. The source or potentially BART-eligible units have a potential to emit less than 

250 TPY for all BART pollutants or the source is no longer in operation (shutdown). 

Table 2-5. BART-Eligibility Certainty Rating for Each Source 

Overall BART-Eligibility of Source 

Yes At least part of the source is BART-eligible. However, exactly which units 

comprise the BART-eligible source is not known, especially for non-EGUs. 

Likely The source has at least one unit that is eligible based on two of the three criteria. 

Potentially A fair amount is known about the source (more than the “Do not Know” 

definition below), but not enough to meet the “Likely” definition above. 

Do not 

Know 

Eligibility information is not known for at least two of the three criteria. 

No The source is not BART-eligible. At least one of the criteria were clearly not met 

for the entire source. 

For EGUs, a certainty coding was also done for each unit as well as the utility source as a 

whole. Date information for specific units was available for several units through the 

DOE and actual emissions by unit were available through the NEI. Therefore, a code 

could be given for each of the three criteria, for each of the units, and an overall BARTeligiblity certainty (“Yes”, “Likely”, “Potential”, and “Do Not Know”) for each unit 

could be assigned. 
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2.3 Procedure for California Sources 

It was anticipated at the start of this analysis that California would have numerous BART 

eligible sources because there are so many large sources located there. Also, given 

California’s number of NAAQS non-attainment areas and generally more stringent 

control programs, a significant number of sources are likely already controlled at levels 

equivalent to or better than BART. Because of the number of potential sources to be 

considered and the decentralized nature of California’s 35 separate air quality 

management districts (AQMDs) and air pollution control districts (APCDs), a “control 

analysis approach” was considered as the method to use for California sources. This 

approach would require a review of the regulations that apply to California sources and 

an analysis of whether this level of control is likely BART. 

However, because many districts have few or no large sources, it was determined that it 

would be more efficient to review the information for these sources in the “smaller” 

districts as described in Step 4 above to quickly ascertain whether there are any potential 

BART-eligible sources. This eliminated the need to review the regulations in these 

districts, unless it was determined that a source is BART-eligible. 

Steps 1 through 3 as described above were carried out for the California sources in all 

districts; in summary: 

(1) A query of the NEI was performed to obtain a list of all sources with actual 

emissions greater than 100 TPY of at least one of the visibility impairing 

pollutants was prepared. 

(2) BART source category assignments were made as described in Step 2 using 

SIC, SCC and other codes, and the Source Category Reference Document 

(Appendix F) was compared to the master list of California sources to identify 

sources in BART categories. Notations of information collected were made in 

the master list as appropriate. 

(3) Any date information from the Source Category Reference Document was 

also noted in the master list.

Table 2-6 provides a count of the number of Title V major sources in each of the 35 air 

districts in California, the number of sources found with actual emissions greater than 

100 TPY and the number of sources with BART categories assigned as a result of the 

NEI query. 

Using Table 2-6 to indicate the size of the district in terms of the number of large sources, 

it was determined to proceed to Step 4 for the air districts with 10 or less Title V major 

sources; this included 24 different air districts. Additionally, it was decided to proceed to 

Step 4 for Northern Sonoma County APCD and Yolo/Solano AQMD because they have 

relatively fewer large sources and these districts have been classified as being in 
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Table 2-6. Initial Analysis - Number of Large Sources in California Districts 

State 

Number of 

Major 

Stationary 

Sourcesa

Number with 

Actuals >100 

TPY 

Number with 

Preliminary 

BART 

Categories 

Assigned by 

NEI 

Amador County APCD 3 4 2 

Antelope Valley AQMD 0 2 1 

Bay Area AQMD 99 42 37 

Butte County AQMD 3 1 1 

Calaveras County APCD 0 0 0 

Colusa County APCD 4 3 1 

El Dorado County APCD 2 1 1 

Feather River AQMD 3 4 3 

Glenn County APCD 1 1 1 

Great Basin Unified APCD 4 2 1 

Imperial County APCD 7 4 2 

Kern County APCD 6 8 6 

Lake County AQMD 0 0 0 

Lassen County APCD 5 3 3 

Mariposa County APCD 0 0 0 

Mendocino County AQMD 1 2 2 

Modoc County APCD 1 0 0 

Mojave Desert AQMD 34 15 14 

Monterey Bay Unified APCD 19 4 4 

North Coast Unified AQMD 8 6 5 

Northern Sierra AQMD 3 3 3 

Northern Sonoma County APCD 12 0 0 

Placer County APCD 8 2 2 

Sacramento Metropolitan AQMD 15 0 0 

San Diego County APCD 27 6 6 

San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD 142 50 38 

San Luis Obispo County APCD 4 2 2 

Santa Barbara County APCD 21 5 5 

Shasta County AQMD 10 7 6 

Siskiyou County APCD 1 1 0 

South Coast AQMD 701 90 73 

Tehama County APCD 0 1 0 

Tuolumne County APCD 3 3 3 

Ventura County APCD 28 3 3 

Yolo/Solano AQMD 18 6 5 

Total 1193 281 230 a Numbers of major Title V sources as presented on the U.S. EPA website: 

http://www.epa.gov/air/oaqps/permits/maps/permtbl.html. 
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Table 2-7. Websites with Title V Permits 

State URL 

CA California Air Resources Board: 

http://www.arb.ca.gov/fcaa/tv/tvinfo/permits/permits.htm

Bay Area Air Quality Management District: 

http://www.baaqmd.gov/pmt/title_v/public_notices.asp

EPA Region 9: 

http://yosemite.epa.gov/R9/AIR/EPSS.NSF/0201370ee436adf08825653000726dc1?OpenView

attainment for many years; they were not expected to have especially stringent rules. 

Therefore, they would not be good candidate districts for the “control analysis approach”. 

Yolo/Solano AQMD has recently been designated as a non-attainment district, but this 

has not been long enough for more stringent rules to be promulgated. Therefore, for 

these 26 districts, the procedures outlined in Step 4 were followed. All of the Title V 

documents that were available online were reviewed for these districts. Table 2-7 

provides the location on the web for this information. 

Also, all of these 26 districts were contacted and questions were asked as described in 

Step 5, including those districts that had no Title V major sources or no sources with 

actual emissions greater than 100 TPY, as determined by the NEI query. The sources in 

these districts were also coded regarding the level of certainty of BART-eligibility as 

described in Step 6. 

For the 9 remaining districts, the frequency and distribution of the various BART 

categories was reviewed, see Table 2-8. This information is based on Step 2 where the 

NEI query assigned BART source categories to sources and the sources in the Source 

Category Reference Document (Appendix F) were identified and/or added to the master 

list with the source category noted. For the districts and BART categories with fewer 

sources assigned to them, all of the information available on those sources that had a 

BART category assigned in the NEI query or assigned based on information from the 

Source Category Reference Document was reviewed pursuant to Step 4. This resulted in 

the review of the information available for all the sources with assigned BART categories 

in seven of the districts: Bay Area AQMD, Mojave Desert AQMD, Santa Barbara 

County APCD, San Diego County APCD, Monterey Bay Unified APCD, Ventura 

County APCD, and Sacramento Metropolitan AQMD; and all the sources assigned to 

7 of the BART categories in South Coast AQMD and San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD: 

BART-04, BART-06, BART-10, BART-12, BART-18, BART-25, and BART-26. 

(Although the Bay Area has many large sources, the permit information for the sources 

with assigned categories was reviewed because this information was easily accessible and 

available through the Bay Area Website.) Unlike the 26 districts discussed above where 

all Title V permits available for the district were reviewed, only the Title V information 

available for the sources with a BART category assigned were reviewed. As discussed in 

Step 2 this was done because it was determined that the expenditure of resources was 

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Table 2-8. BART Source Categories in the Larger California Air Districts as Determined by NEI Search and 

Reference Document 

BART Category 

ID BART Category 

South Coast 

AQMD 

San Joaquin 

Valley Unified 

APCD 

Bay Area 

AQMD 

Mojave Desert 

AQMD 

Santa Barbara 

County APCD 

San Diego 

County 

APCD 

Monterey 

Unified AP

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 28 2 9 6 3 1 

BART-02 

Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 4 1 2 3 2 BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 2 1 1 BART-07 

Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters BART-09 Municipal Incinerators BART-10 

Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 3 2 3 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 14 5 8 1 3 BART-12 Lime Plants 2 3 1 1 1 BART-13 

Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 10 2 4 BART-16 Carbon Black Plants 1 BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 7 17 1 4 BART-19 Sintering Plants BART-20 

Secondary Metal Production Facilities 15 1 4 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 16 1 21 2 1 BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 45 23 12 3 2 5 3 BART-23 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 33 3 9 10 2 

BART-24 

Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

BART-25 

Glass Fiber Processing Plants 7 1 1 

BART-26 

Charcoal Production Facilities 2 1 2 
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As conducted for the other States and the 26 districts, phone calls and/or e-mails were made 

(Step 5), to all of the districts, except South Coast and San Joaquin Valley to ask district 

representatives any remaining questions after the permit information review. Additional 

information was received from these seven districts. 

Using the information available, the level of certainty of BART-eligibility was coded as 

described in Step 6 for all California sources, even for those sources in the South Coast and 

San Joaquin Valley districts in which permit information was not reviewed. Consequently, 

most of these sources were coded as “do not know” because little information was available. 

The California Air Resources Board and the districts will be conducting further review of the 

sources not eliminated as BART-eligible to determine if others can be eliminated and they 

will determine if any source category-district combinations can be assumed to be controlled 

at BART levels due to existing or planned regulations. 

2.4 Procedure for Tribal Sources 

With only slight differences, the procedure for identifying the State BART-eligible sources 

(outlined in Section 2.2) were followed to identify the tribal BART-eligible sources. The 

steps used for Tribal sources differ from the steps used for state sources in the following 

ways: 

(1) An initial list of sources was created by querying the 1999 NEI for those sources 

that emit greater than or equal to 100 TPY of visibility impairing pollutants and 

plotted on tribal lands using geographic information systems (GIS) software. 

(2) This list was supplemented with EPA Title V lists for Tribal sources. Tribal 

source lists were obtained for each EPA Region, although it is uncertain whether 

they were complete. 

(3) The most recent Tribal data submitted to the 2002 NEI was queried to see if there 

were any additional sources not covered above. In 2002, 10 tribes submitted 

independent inventories to the NEI. Thus, the 2002 NEI were queried to pick up 

tribal sources not submitted under State inventories in 1999. 

The State where a tribal source is located is identified for each tribal source identified on the 

master list; however tribal affiliation for each of these sources was typically not known. It is 

possible that a source identified by the NEI was incorrectly listed as a Tribal source instead 

of a State source because sometimes there was just not enough data to conclude whether a 

source was located specifically on tribal land or whether the source was regulated by a state 

or tribe. In these instances, the most reasonable conclusion was made and noted in the 

comment column of the master list. 

The Tribal sources were compared to the Source Category Reference Document 

(Appendix F) similar to how the state sources were compared. Likewise, a permit review 

was performed for any Tribal sources identified on the master list. The permits reviewed for 

Tribal sources were identified as Part 71 permits and were obtained from the EPA regional 
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websites (See Table 2-9). For any tribal source which was not originally identified on the 

master list, but a Part 71 permit was obtained, the source was added to the master list. 

Table 2-9. Websites with Part 71 Permits 

Tribal Region Websites 

U.S. EPA 

Region 6 

 U.S. EPA Region 6: 

http://yosemite.epa.gov/r6/Apermit.nsf/Part71

U.S. EPA 

Region 8 No Part 71 permits found online. 

U.S. EPA 

Region 9 

U.S. EPA Region 9: 

http://yosemite.epa.gov/R9/AIR/EPSS.NSF/0201370ee436adf08825653000726dc1?O

penView

U.S. EPA 

Region 10 

U.S. EPA Region 10: 

http://yosemite.epa.gov/R10/AIRPAGE.NSF/7594bda73086704a88256d7f00743067/4

de910cf74c99efb88256a3300612fde!OpenDocument

No Part 71 permits were found on the U.S. EPA Region 8 website; however, the U.S. EPA 

Region 8 provided a list they identified as being a complete list of Title V sources in 

Region 8. A permit writer from Region 8 was interviewed to discuss, in detail, each source 

identified on the Title V list. This particular Title V list was eventually compared to the 

master list and several Tribal sources were added; however, none of the additional sources 

were concluded as BART-eligible based on the discussion with the Region 8 permit writer. 

The majority of data collected from these Part 71 permits was analogous to the state permit 

review process which favored category and construction date information. This type of 

information was usually found in the Part 71 permit’s source description summary and 

equipment list. A permit never revealed unit specific potential-to-emit information. 

However, some permits identified the entire source as having a PTE of less than 250 tons per 

year for all pollutants. In these instances, the source was eliminated as BART-eligible. The 

same coding procedures for addressing the three main BART criteria as detailed in Section 

2.2.5 of this document were applied to all Tribal sources identified on the master list. 

The Tribal sources identified on the master list were eventually reviewed by representatives 

from U.S. EPA region within the WRAP and the National Tribal Environmental Council. 

2.5 Assumptions and Limitations 

Although a thorough analysis was conducted to identify the BART-eligible sources, some 

assumptions were made that could have reduced the accuracy of the results. For many 

assumptions, data checks were put in place to reduce any negative effect of the assumption. 

However, these remain as assumptions and limitations in the final analysis and could impact 

the results to varying degrees. 
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Except for EGUs, the fact that the analysis was focused on determining BART-eligibility on 

a source-wide level instead of a unit-level is one limitation in the results of this analysis. It is 

impossible to determine unit-level BART-eligibility with complete certainty unless 

information on the unit level is known. PTE information in particular is nonexistence or 

difficult to obtain. Obtaining unit-level “existence” and “operation” dates is also a 

significant challenge. Therefore, several sources are considered Likely or Potentially BARTeligible in the results of this analysis that may not be BART-eligible at all. The analysis was 

focused on the source level because it was relatively easy to determine if sources were in one 

of the BART source categories, but information on unit construction dates and PTE for each 

unit were often not available even in Title V permits. The analysis resulted in over a 

thousand sources eliminated because it was determined they were not in one of the BART 

source categories (or, in fewer cases, it was determined that the source was built after the 

BART timeframe or the PTE of the whole source was less than 250 TPY of visibility 

impairing pollutants). The analysis also resulted in the determination of less than 450 

sources could be BART-eligible. Because of the uncertainty in the BART-eligibility of these 

sources, a unit level analysis needs to be conducted which could dramatically reduce the 

amount of sources that could be BART-eligible. 

There were various assumptions made in the analysis. Instead of reviewing each assumption 

and discussing what its effect might have been on the results, this discussion focuses on the 

possible inaccuracies in the analysis, which can be grouped into one of two categories. One 

is that a source that is BART-eligible could have been completely overlooked (e.g., a source 

that was never investigated or considered as being BART-eligible). The second possible 

issue would be sources that were investigated but the final conclusion to their potential 

BART-eligibility was incorrect. The possibility of these errors is discussed below. 

2.5.1 Incorrect BART-Eligibility Conclusion

A source classified as “Do not know”, “Potentially”, “Likely” or “Yes” is likely to receive 

futher scrutiny. However, the many sources initially classified as not BART-eligible, may 

receive less scrutiny. Careful consideration is therefore given below to the possibility that a 

BART-eligible source was classified as not BART-eligible. 

In order for a source to be classified as not BART-eligible, information would have been 

identified to indicate that at least one of the BART criteria was not met. Most of the 

information available and assumptions made were regarding the source category criteria. 

Date information was used as given, therefore errors would only occur if there were errors in 

the data collected. For the most part the only usable PTE data, although infrequently 

available, was permit information indicating that the PTE for the whole source is less than 

250 TPY. Again this information was taken with no assumptions needed and errors would 

only occur if the data source had errors. Because the date and PTE information was used as 

found and the source category information was subject to assumptions, this section focuses 

on the assumptions and limitations of the source category determinations. 

Based on the Source Category Reference Document, it is believed that a complete list of 

seventeen of the 26 BART source categories is known (see Table 2 in Appendix F). 
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Therefore, for these seventeen source categories a misidentification of the BART category 

should not have occurred. It is possible there is some error in this assumption; however the 

information for these seventeen source categories is usually based on multiple sources. It is 

considered unlikely that this assumption resulted in errors. For further discussion on why the 

information is considered complete see Appendix F. 

For the other nine source categories, there is less certainty regarding whether all sources in 

these categories were found. To identify these sources, there are partial lists for six of the 

nine source categories in the Source Category Reference Document, the state or local 

authority review, state previously conducted BART analyses, review of Title V permits in 

some cases, and the NEI assignment of BART categories. It is difficult to determine whether 

these sources of information provided enough checks in order to identify all of the BARTeligible sources in these nine source categories, especially for sources that did not have a 

BART source category assigned by NEI. These sources were not analyzed closely unless 

they were noted by the state or in the Source Category Reference Document. Therefore, a 

BART-eligible source, in one of the nine source categories, with no source category assigned 

by NEI could have gone unnoticed and received a false classification of “No”, not BARTeligible. There are 230 sources that had actual emissions greater than 100 TPY, hence were 

in the NEI search. However, they were not assigned a BART category as a result of the NEI 

query. Of these, additional information was noted on 69 sources because they were in the 

Source Category Reference document, a state comment or analysis, or the Title V permit was 

reviewed. Of these 69, it was determined that none were BART-eligible or even possibly 

BART-eligible. It can not be stated with complete certainty that the other 171 sources (of the 

230 with no NEI assigned BART category) are not BART-eligible; however, it appears to be 

very unlikely. It can be said that if there are sources in these 171 that are BART-eligible then 

they are in one of the following nine source categories, since the Source Category Reference 

Document has complete lists of the other seventeen source categories: 

• BART 10 – Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants

• BART 13 – Phosphate Rock Processing Plants

• BART 15 – Sulfur Recovery Plants 

• BART 18 – Fuel Conversion Plants

• BART 20 – Secondary Metal Production Facilities

• BART 21 – Chemical Process Plants

• BART 22 – Fossil Fuel-fired Boilers with a Heat Input Capacity Greater than 250 

MMBtu per hour

• BART 23 – Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities with a Capacity of Greater 

than 300,000 Barrels

• BART 26 – Charcoal Production Facilities 

It is difficult to determine if any of the 171 sources are in one of these source categories 

without reviewing each one separately. The NEI appears to predict the source category well; 

it may not always predict the correct source category, but for all sources that were 

determined to be possibly BART-eligible all of them had a BART source category assigned, 

except for those that were not in the original NEI search. Table 2-10 provides counts by 
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source category of the number of “Yes”, “Likely” and “Potential” BART-eligible sources 

that were found. The “Do not know” BART-eligible sources are not included because often 

not enough information is known about these sources to determine the BART category. The 

table also shows the number of sources in which the NEI query predicted the correct source 

category for a given source. In many cases NEI predicted multiple source categories for each 

source; this table indicates the number of sources that has the correct category assigned 

whether other additional incorrect categories were assigned or not. For instance, the NEI 

could have assigned a source a BART 21 and a BART 22 because the SCC and SIC codes 

indicated that the source was a chemical plant with a large boiler (greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr). After reviewing the information on the source, it was determined that the source 

was a chemical plant, but it had no large boilers. Therefore, in Table 2-10 this source would 

be included under BART 21 as being correctly predicted by NEI, but nothing would be 

included for BART 22. 

The last column in Table 2-10, labeled “Number of Possibly BART-eligible Sources 

Identified through Other Data References”, indicates the number of sources that came from 

another source of information. These are sources that were not in the NEI list of sources 

greater than 100 TPY, but were added from other sources and were determined to be possibly 

BART-eligible. The column labeled “Source Category Not Correctly Predicted” on 

Table 2-10 gives the number of sources that were eventually determined to be possibly 

BART-eligible, were in the original NEI list, but were not predicted to be in the given source 

category by NEI. The NEI search predicted that the source was in another source category, 

but it was determined, based on further investigation, that the source is possibly a BARTeligible source for the category shown. For instance, NEI may have predicted the source was 

a BART 18, BART 21, and BART 22, but it was later determined that the source was 

actually a BART 10. In the table, this source would be represented in the far column in the 

BART 10 row. 

Looking at the number of possibly BART-eligible sources and how many of these were 

predicted by the NEI, it appears that for many BART categories, the NEI predicted the 

category well (see Table 2-10). Since the complete set of sources is known for 17 of the 

source categories, looking at these source categories will indicate how well the NEI was a 

predictor of the source category. These 17 source categories are shaded in Table 2-10. The 

NEI predicted correctly all the sources found to be in nine of the 17 BART source categories, 

except in those cases where the source was missing from the original NEI search results. In 

other words, for nine of the 17 source categories, if the source was in the NEI search results, 

the NEI correctly predicted the source category the source is in. For six of the source 

categories, there are no sources in the WRAP region. For BART 01 and BART 12, NEI did 

not correctly predict these source categories completely. However, for BART 01 most of 

these were found by NEI, also the sources that were not predicted by NEI may eventually be 

determined not to be BART 01 sources because they may generate electricity, but they may 

not sell electricity. For BART 12, the NEI missed several of these. In hindsight this is easy 

to explain because many of the lime plants were part of sugar manufacturing processes. SIC 

and SCC codes for sugar manufacturing processes were not included in the NEI assignment 

query. This is a limitation of the analysis; however, it is not important because the source 
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Table 2-10. Ability of the NEI Query to Correctly Predict the BART Source Category 

Number of Possibly BART-eligible 

Sources in the Original NEI Query 

Number of 

Sources Found 

to be Possibly 

BART-eligiblea

Source Category 

Correctly 

Predictedb 

Source 

Category Not 

Correctly 

Predictedc

Number of 

Possibly BARTeligible Sources 

Identified 

Through Other 

Data References 

BART 01-Fossil Fuel-Fired 

Steam Electric Plants 103 83 4 16 

BART 02-Coal Cleaning 

Plants 1 1 0 0 

BART 03-Kraft Pulp Mills 17 16 0 1 

BART 04-Portland Cement 

Plants 19 19 0 0 

BART 05-Primary Zinc 

Smelters 1 1 0 0 

BART 06-Irong and Steel 

Mill Plants 3 3 0 0 

BART 07-Primary 

Aluminum Ore Reduction 

Plants 6 6 0 0 

BART 08-Primary Copper 

Smelters 3 2 0 1 

BART 09-Municipal 

Incinerators 0 0 0 0 

BART 10-Hydrofluoric, 

Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid 

Plants 13 5 7 1 

BART 11-Petroleum 

Refineries 45 39 0 6 

BART 12-Lime Plants 17 8 7 2 

BART 13-Phosphate Rock 

Processing Plants 3 1 1 1 

BART 14-Coke Oven 

Batteries 0 0 0 0 

BART 15-Sulfur Recovery 

Plants 11 4 7 0 

BART 16-Carbon Black 

Plants 0 0 0 0 

BART 17-Primary Lead 

Smelters 0 0 0 0 

BART 18-Fuel Conversion 

Plants 4 4 0 0 

BART 19-Sintering Plants 0 0 0 0 

BART 20-Secondary Metal 

Production Facilities 6 3 0 3 

BART 21-Chemical Process 

Plants 9 8 0 1 
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Table 2-10. Ability of the NEI Query to Correctly Predict the BART Source Category 

(Continued) 

Number of Possibly BART-eligible 

Sources in the Original NEI Query 

Number of 

Sources Found 

to be Possibly 

BART-eligiblea

Source Category 

Correctly 

Predictedb 

Source 

Category Not 

Correctly 

Predictedc

Number of 

Possibly BARTeligible Sources 

Identified through 

Other Data 

References 

BART 22-Fossil Fuel Fired 

Boilers 39 26 12 1 

BART 23-Petroleum 

Storage and Transfer 

Facilities 8 4 0 4 

BART 24-Taconite Ore 

Processing Plants 0 0 0 0 

BART 25-Glass Fiber 

Processing Plants 9 4 0 5 

BART 26-Charcoal 

Production Facilities 1 0 0 1 

Totald 261 203 26 32 

a "Possibly BART-eligible" includes those categorized as "Yes", "Likely", and Potentially". 

b These sources may have also been identified by other sources, but the number of sources included in this 

column are those identified by the NEI query as being in the noted source category. c These sources were not identified as this source category by NEI, but the category was determined through the 

Source Category Reference Document, a permit, or the state. 

d The totals shown are for the number of source categories in which a source was found to be possibly BARTeligible. Since sources could have multiple BART source categories, these totals are greater than the number of 

sources affected. 

Shaded categories are those that all sources are known for the category, see the Source Category Reference 

Document in Appendix F. 

category reference document had a complete list of lime plants. Therefore, the sources were 

eventually found. If any future NEI assignment procedure is conducted the list of codes 

should be augmented with sugar manufacturing codes. 

Of the nine source categories where there is less certainty regarding whether all sources in 

the categories were found, Table 2-10 indicates that the NEI predicted the sources in four of 

the source categories correctly, if the source was in the NEI search. No BART 26 existed in 

the NEI search, therefore one can not be certain of the NEI prediction accuracy for BART 26. 

The prediction power of NEI for BART 18, BART 20, BART 21, and BART 23 appears to 

be good – if the source was in the original NEI search, it was correctly predicted. Although, 

one can not say with complete certainty that one of the 171 sources is not in one of these 

source categories, it seems extremely unlikely. However, it should be noted that BART 18 is 

the least well defined category. U.S. EPA may provide more guidance on this category in the 

upcoming promulgation of the BART guidelines. For the remaining five BART categories, 

NEI seems to be less predictive. These are discussed specifically below. 
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BART 10 – Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants – Thirteen sources classified as 

either Yes, Likely, or Potentially BART-eligible were found in the BART 10 source 

category. Of these thirteen, twelve were in the original NEI search, but only five of these 

were correctly predicted by NEI to be a BART 10 source. Six of the other seven not 

predicted correctly were predicted to be a BART 21 (chemical plants). Since acid plants are 

considered chemical plants, it would make sense that the NEI search would put an acid plant 

in this category. The point is that for eleven out of the twelve sources, the NEI search tagged 

the acid plants with either an acid plant category or a chemical plant category. Once 

attention was called to them, it is an easy determination that they are acid plants and belong 

to the BART 10 category. The other two sources, one not in the NEI search at all and one 

without a BART 10 or 21 category assigned by NEI, were both found from the Source 

Classification Reference Document. The NEI appears to be a relatively good predictor of 

this BART category using both BART categories 10 and 21; but this data shows that there is 

a small possibility that a source could go unnoticed. Although, it appears this would be 

infrequent, if at all. 

BART 13 – Phosphate Rock Processing Plants – Three sources were found in the BART 13 

source category. Of these three, one was correctly predicted by NEI, one was added by 

another data reference, and one was not correctly predicted by NEI. Phosphate Rock 

Processing Plants is a broad category that covers elemental phosphorus production and 

phosphatic fertilizer production. Fertilizer production is considered a chemical process under 

SIC code 28 and BART 21. The one source in the original NEI that was not correctly 

identified as a BART 13 was identified as a BART 21. Therefore, the NEI predictability of 

the source category may not be specifically correct; however, it did flag all of the sources 

with either a BART 13 or 21. It is unlikely that one of the 171 sources with our NEI 

assigned categories is a Phosphate Rock Processing Plant because one would most likely be 

assigned either a BART 13 or BART 21. 

BART 15 – Sulfur Recovery Plants – There were eleven Sulfur Recovery Plants found to be 

possibly BART-eligible. All of these were in the original NEI search, but only four were 

correctly predicted by NEI. Of the seven incorrectly predicted four of these were predicted 

as petroleum refineries, which is appropriate since these plants are usually collocated with 

petroleum refineries (BART 11) or gas plants. The three other sources are gas plants. In 

hindsight, it is clear why the NEI would not predict the gas plants correctly. It was generally 

thought that this source category was for sulfur plants at refineries. The sulfur recovery that 

is conducted at gas plants has been considered control. Therefore, SCC and SIC codes were 

not specifically included in the assignment query for BART 15 to find gas plants. However, 

sulfur is recovered and sold by some gas plants, which would meet the definition of this 

source category. The assignment query for BART 18 (fuel conversion) did have many of 

these gas plant codes because of the possibility of converting natural gas to liquid natural gas. 

The gas plants with sulfur recovery units were predicted to be BART 18 by NEI. Therefore, 

the NEI query tagged all of the eleven sulfur recovery plants with BART 11, 15, and/or 18. 

It is possible that one of the 171 sources with no BART category assigned by NEI is a sulfur 

recovery plant. However, it seems very unlikely when using BART 11, 15, or 18 to predict 

sulfur recovery plants. 
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BART 22 – Fossil Fuel-fired Boilers with a Heat Input Capacity Greater than 250 MMBtu 

per hour –Thirty-nine BART 22 sources were determined to be possibly BART-eligible. Of 

these, the NEI query correctly predicted BART 22 for 26 sources, but not for 12 sources. 

One source was added from another reference. Of the 12 sources that were not correctly 

predicted, ten are sources that are BART 01 (EGU) sources that have large boilers that make 

the steam that generates the electricity; therefore, these sources are both BART 01 and 

BART 22. The NEI assignment algorithm would have assigned BART 01 if the boilers are 

used to generate electricity and not BART 22. The remaining two sources that were not 

correctly predicted by NEI are both less certain to be BART 22. The list of BART 22 

sources in the Source Category Reference Document has been assumed to be not complete, 

however, it is probably very close to being complete. It is unlikely that there are additional 

BART 22 sources that were not found by the NEI search and the State, Local and Tribal 

review that supplemented the BART 22 list. 

BART 26 – Charcoal Production Facilities – One BART-eligible BART 26 source was 

found from another reference and added to the master list. Charcoal Production Facilities 

used to be very common, but at this time there are very few. It is likely that a State, Local or 

Tribal authority would be aware of this type of facility and would have brought it up during 

their review. Also the NEI assignment procedures may be successful in finding a BART 26 

if one was in the original master list. Although one may exist in the 171 sources without 

categories assigned, it is probably unlikely.

The information available indicates that the 171 sources without source categories assigned 

and no additional data are, indeed, not BART-eligible. However, it might be worth while for 

State, Local and Tribal agencies to consider whether there are any sources in the nine source 

categories, especially in the five categories discussed above, in their area that were not 

considered in the BART analysis. 

2.5.2 Missing Sources

Because the master list was initially based on a search of the NEI, the results are dependent 

on the accuracy and completeness of the data in the NEI. If, for some reason, a source was 

not included at all in the NEI, it would not have been included in the initial development of 

the master list. There were two stop-gap measures that would have resulted in a source being 

added to the master list even if it were not in the NEI. These were the review by the State 

including initial BART-analyses they may have conducted, and the Source Category 

Reference Document (Appendix F). However, it is possible that if the Source Category 

Reference Document did not include the source and the State did not recognize that a source 

was missing, a BART-eligible source could have gone unrecognized. 

For a few states and local agencies (Clark County, Nevada; Lane County, Oregon; all of 

Washington, except the Department of Ecology, Yakima Regional Clean Air Authority, and 

Benton Clean Air Authority; and 26 air districts in California), all of the Title V permits 

available were reviewed and any source not on the master list, that was a Title V source, was 

added to the master list. Of all of the Title V permits reviewed for sources not originally on 

the master list, which was about 100 permits, only one source was found as likely BART-
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eligible that was identified only by the review of the permit. This was Kingsford 

Manufacturing Company in Lane County, Oregon. This source is missing from the 1999 

NEI and the preliminary 2002 NEI. It is not clear why this source is not included in the NEI. 

Based on a review of the permit it appears to be BART-eligible and have sufficient emissions 

that it would be included in NEI reporting. The Consolidated Emissions Reporting Rule 

(CERR) requires that any source with actual emissions greater than 100 TPY of a criteria 

pollutant (lower thresholds for non-attainment) be reported to NEI. However, there are some 

provisions that allow states to report only a third of these units every year. It is possible, 

because of the reporting frequency and the date the CERR became effective, this source was 

missed in 1999 and 2002. 

A total of 42 sources that are possibly BART-eligible, including Kingsford Manufacturing, 

were added to the master list that could not be found in the complete NEI. Many sources, 

added to the master list, not in the original NEI query (greater than 100 TPY of a visibility 

impairing pollutant) were later found in the complete NEI, except for these 42 sources. It is 

unknown how many sources may have been missed because they were not included in the 

NEI. State, Local and Tribal agency personnel have reviewed the master list and have had 

the opportunity to add any sources they saw as missing. Kingsford Manufacturing was 

already on the master list when Oregon reviewed the list, so it is unknown whether they 

would have caught an omission. 

For those states that conducted a preliminary review of BART-eligibility and began with a 

list of Title V sources this issue would not be a consideration because these states would have 

considered all Title V sources regardless if they are included in the NEI. It is known that 

Idaho, North Dakota, Nevada, and Colorado began their analysis with their Title V lists, their 

work was included in this analysis; therefore there should be no missing sources in these 

states due to NEI under reporting. Montana and South Dakota began their analysis by 

determining which sources they have in each BART category. Although, they did not 

specify, placing sources in a category would have had to be done by staff that was 

knowledgeable of the larger (Title V) sources. Therefore, the following other states may 

want to review their Title V lists to determine if there are any missing sources that could be 

BART-eligible: 

• Arizona; 

• Alaska; 

• Oregon, except Lane County; 

• California (except the 26 districts); 

• Nevada (except Clark County); 

• New Mexico; 

• BCAA and Department of Ecology in Washington (all of the YRCAA Title V 

sources, not originally on the master list were added, although permits were not 

available they were specifically discussed with Washington); 

• Utah; and 

• Wyoming. 
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As discussed in Section 2.5.1 this Title V review would only be necessary for the 9 source 

categories. There is also the possibility of sources missing from the NEI search due to actual 

emissions being less than 100 TPY. This situation, although possibly more common than a 

source being completely missing from the NEI, is less of a concern because of the following 

reasons: 

• Safety nets exist for missing sources: the Source Category Reference Document, 

review by state and/or local agencies, and information from any previously prepared 

BART-analysis by the state. 

• If actual emissions for the whole source are less than 100 TPY, it is less likely that the 

PTE of just the category- and date-eligible units is greater than 250 TPY. 

• Any source in this situation would likely take a federally enforceable limit to be less 

than 250 TPY for the category- and date-eligible units in order to avoid BARTeligibility. 

Any additional efforts states make to ensure that sources missing from the NEI are 

considered for BART-eligibility would also ensure that any sources missing from the master 

list because their actual emissions are less than 100 TPY would be found. 
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3.0 RESULTS

Of the 1,569 sources reviewed in the WRAP region: 1,138 sources were ruled out for BARTeligibility and 87 sources are believed to be BART-eligible for at least a portion of the 

source. Exactly which units comprise these 87 BART-eligible sources is often not known, 

especially for non-EGUs. For the remaining 344 sources reviewed, a level of uncertainty 

exists, which encumbers a full BART-eligibility determination. Nonetheless, information 

has been gathered for these remaining sources and used to assist in identifying each source’s 

overall BART-eligible potential. Table 3-1 provides a summary of the reviewed source’s 

level of certainty by state or tribal land for overall BART-eligible potential. A considerable 

amount of detail on each source is provided in Appendix H; this appendix presents the master 

list of all sources reviewed, excluding any source that has been completely ruled out for 

BART-eligibility. 

Table 3-1. Source BART-Eligibility by Level of Certainty 

Level of Certainty (number of sources) 

State 

Number of 

Sources 

Considered Yes Likely Potentially

Do Not 

Know No 

Alaska 29 2 5 3 1 18 

Arizona 61 9 8 3 5 36 

California 434 5 27 55 102 245 

Colorado 156 11 1 6 3 135 

Idaho 46 6 0 1 4 35 

Montana 48 3 1 10 8 26 

Nevada 48 8 0 1 0 39 

New Mexico 153 6 4 4 12 127 

North Dakota 30 6 2 3 0 19 

Oregon 101 7 8 7 6 73 

South Dakota 53 1 3 0 0 49 

Utah 61 2 0 8 3 48 

Washington 145 5 9 11 3 117 

Wyoming 107 14 2 5 4 82 

Tribal Land 97 2 0 3 3 89 

Grand Total 1,569 87 70 120 154 1,138

It has been determined that there are no BART-eligible sources in the WRAP region for the 

following four BART categories: Municipal Incinerators capable of charging greater than 

250 tons of refuse per day (BART-09); Coke Oven Batteries (BART-14); Carbon Black 

Plants (BART-16); and Taconite Ore Processing Plants (BART-24). For all other BART 

categories, there is at least one potential BART-eligible source located within the WRAP 

region. Table 3-2, presented on the following page, provides an overall status of the level of 

certainty by BART category for potentially BART-eligible sources in the WRAP region. 
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Table 3-2. Number of Potentially BART-Eligible Sources in the WRAP Region by 

BART Category and Level of Certaintya 

BART 

Category ID BART Category 

Yes Likely Potentially Total 

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plantsb 45 32 26 103 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 0 1 0 1 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Millsb 7 4 6 17 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 3 2 14 19 

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smeltersb 1 0 0 1 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 1 1 1 3 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 2 0 4 6 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smeltersb,e 0 1 2 3 

BART-09 Municipal Incinerators 0 0 0 0 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 2 3 3 8 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineriesb,c,d 8 8 29 45 

BART-12 Lime Plantsb 9 3 5 17 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plantse 2 0 1 3 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries 0 0 0 0 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 0 3 3 6 

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants 0 0 0 0 

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters 0 0 0 0 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plantsd 0 2 2 4 

BART-19 Sintering Plants 0 0 0 0 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 0 0 6 6 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plantsb,d,e 1 4 4 9 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 6 1 3 10 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 0 4 2 6 

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants 0 0 0 0 

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants 0 0 9 9 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 0 1 0 1 

TOTAL 87 70 120 277 

a The “do not know” level of certainty is not included in this chart; however, one source located in Montana is labeled with a 

“do not know” level of certainty that may have equipment belonging to the BART-17 and BART-19 categories. These two 

BART categories are not accounted for in this chart. 

b Some sources identified for this category may also have equipment belonging to the BART-22 category. 

c Some sources identified for this category may also have equipment belonging to the BART-23 category. 

d Some sources identified for this category may also have equipment belonging to the BART-15 category. 

e Some sources identified for this category may also have equipment belonging to the BART-10 category. 

This table excludes sources where eligibility information is not known for at least two of the 

three main BART criteria. It is for this reason that BART categories, Primary Lead Smelters 

(BART-17) and Sintering Plants (BART-19), are not presented in this table. 

Further detail is presented in Appendix I illustrating each WRAP state’s specific BART 

categories for BART-potential sources; this is also shown for sources on tribal land. For 
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example, it is in Appendix I where one can observe that there are two Portland Cement Plants 

which may be BART-eligible in the state of Montana. Unlike Table 3-2, the tables in 

Appendix I include any sources where eligibility information is not known for at least two of 

the three main BART criteria (these sources are addressed in the “do not know” columns). In 

addition, the tables in Appendix I address any sources that may have equipment belonging to 

more than one BART category. For example, Table 9 of Appendix I indicates that, in 

Oregon, there are three sources: a Kraft Pulp Mill (BART-03), a Primary Zinc Smelter 

(BART-05) and a Lime Plant (BART-12), that each have a fossil fuel-fired boiler greater 

than 250 MMBtu per hour (BART-22). 

3.1 Emissions Summary 

Pollutant emissions for sources classified with “Yes”, “Likely”, “Potentially” or “Do Not 

Know” levels of BART-eligible were obtained from the 1999 NEI Version 3, the 2002 

Preliminary NEI (February 2004 Version), or the 2002 NEI (internal draft, October 2004). 

Whenever possible, the most recent 2002 data were used to represent source emissions. 

Facility-wide emissions for all sources were retrieved. There was no attempt to screen out 

non-BART units at these sources, except for EGUs. 

There were 42 sources that did not have emissions in any version of the NEI. In a few cases, 

sources could not be conclusively matched to a source in the NEI because of name changes 

or incomplete address information. In other cases, the source may have actual emissions that 

fall below the CERR thresholds and so were not required to report. Under the CERR, EPA 

requires states to report SO2, VOC, NOx, CO, Pb, PM10, PM2.5 and NH3. The CERR 

specifies two sets of reporting thresholds for criteria pollutants. Type A (large sources) must 

report annually, while Type B sources must report every three years. The actual thresholds 

differ by pollutant and depend upon whether the source is in a nonattainment area or not. For 

the 2002 NEI, EPA collected information on both Type A and Type B sources. 

The total facility-wide emissions for the 431 facilities categorized as either “Yes”, “Likely”, 

“Potentially” and “Do Not Know” BART-eligibility levels of certainty are: 

• 653,442 TPY of NOX

• 69,423 TPY of PM10,

4

• 696,829 TPY of SO2

• 51,665 TPY of VOC 

Table 3.3 presents emissions for all BART-eligible (“Yes”) sources by pollutant and state or 

tribal land. For non-EGUs, these emissions represent those from the whole source; for 

EGUs, these emissions include only those emissions from units that are considered “Yes” 

BART-eligible—emissions from units not confirmed to be BART-eligible are not included 

for EGUs. The 87 “Yes” sources clearly account for the majority of NOx, SO2 and PM10 

 

4

 PM10 Primary = PM10 Filterable + PM Condensible. In most cases PM10 Primary emissions were obtained. 

However, if f PM10 Primary emissions were not available but PM10 Filterable were, then PM10 Filterable 

emissions were used. If only PM Condensible emissions were available, these values were used. Finally, if only 

non-specific PM Primary were provided, these values were used. 
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Table 3.3. Emissions of BART Pollutants for “Yes” non-EGU Sources and “Yes” 

EGU Units by State/Tribal Lands (Tons/Year) 

State NOX PM10 SO2 VOC 

AK 690 64 221 35 

AZ 55,901 6,076 26,128 600 

CA 1,794 242 30 202 

CO 40,471 1,700 49,944 1,140 

ID 5,419 811 5,145 459 

MT 12,488 503 15,148 253 

ND 45,339 4,579 108,009 398 

NM 23,241 107 12,516 791 

NV 34,724 3,769 41,672 291 

OR 4,191 3,096 3,827 4,618 

SD 14,954 369 11,756 107 

UT 18,630 545 16,824 44 

WA 17,694 2,115 26,102 2,806 

WY 85,011 10,081 86,458 5,411 

Tribal Land 41,860 5,709 32,956 238 

Grand Total – “Yes” Non-EGU 

Sources and “Yes” EGU units 402,407 39,767 436,736 17,394 

Total Emissions – All Sourcesa 653,442 69,423 696,829 51,665 

%Total Emissionsa 62% 57% 63% 34% 

a

 Total Emissions are for all “Yes”, “Likely”, “Potentially” and “Do Not Know” categorized sources. 

emissions in the WRAP region of the possibly BART-eligible sources (“Yes”, “Likely”, 

“Potentially”, and “Do Not Know”). A similar breakdown for the other levels of certainty 

can be found in Appendix J. “Likely” and “Potentially” BART categories account for an 

additional 50% of VOC emissions. 

Figures 3-1 and 3-3 are maps that geographically represent the data in Table 3-3 and 

Appendix J. These maps show the emissions of the highest emitting pollutant (NOx, PM10, 

SO2, or VOC) represented by the size of the symbol – the larger the size the higher the 

emissions. Emissions from non-EGU sources are represented with circles and EGUs with 

squares. Each map focuses on a different level of BART-eligibility certainty. Figure 3-1 

provides emissions and location of the sources and EGUs considered BART-eligible with a 

high degree of certainty (“yes”); Figure 3-2 shows “Likely” BART-eligible sources and 

EGUs; and Figure 3-3 shows the “potentially” BART-eligible sources and EGUs. These 

maps give the approximate location based on the coordinates included in the NEI database. 

Inaccuracies in these coordinates can be noted on Figure 3-1 because two sources are shown 

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Figure 3-1. “Yes” BART-Eligible Sources and EGUs 
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Figure 3-2. “Likely” BART-Eligible Sources and EGUs 
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Figure 3-3. “Potentially” BART-Eligible Sources and EGUs 
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Figures 3-4 through 3-7 visually depict the relationship of the levels of certainty and BART 

pollutant emissions. From these charts, it is apparent that except for VOC emissions, most of the 

emissions are captured by the “Yes” category. Figures 3-4 through 3-7 also present BART 

emissions with respect to total point source emissions in the WRAP region. As shown on the 

graphs, BART emissions for NOx, PM10, and SO2 emissions are large with respect to overall 

point source emissions. 

Figure 3-4. NOX Emissions from EGUs and Facility-Wide Emissions from non-EGUs by 

Certainty of BART-eligibility and Other Sources in the WRAP Region (2002 Emissions)

0

200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

1,400,000

1. Yes 2. Likely 3. Potentially 4. Do not know WRAP Point Stationary

Sources (2002 NEI)

Tons
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 Figure 3-5. PM10 Emissions from EGUs and Facility-Wide Emissions from non-EGUs by 

Certainty of BART-eligibility and Other Sources in the WRAP Region (2002 Emissions)

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

140,000

1. Yes 2. Likely 3. Potentially 4. Do not know WRAP Point Stationary

Sources (2002 NEI)

Tons

Figure 3-6. SO2 Emissions from EGUs and Facility-Wide Emissions from non-EGUs by 

Certainty of BART-eligibility and Other Sources in the WRAP Region (2002 Emissions)

0

200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

1. Yes 2. Likely 3. Potentially 4. Do not know WRAP Point Stationary

Sources (2002 NEI)

Tons
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Figure 3-7. VOC Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-Eligible and Other Sources in 

the WRAP Region (2002 Emissions)

0

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

1. Yes 2. Likely 3. Potentially 4. Do not know WRAP Point Stationary

Sources (2002 NEI)

Tons

Figure 3-8 presents the overall breakdown of pollutant emissions between the EGU (BART 01) 

and non-EGU sources for the list of 431 sources. EGU emissions clearly represent the majority 

share for all pollutants except VOCs. Because this trend is so apparent, we focus the remainder 

of this discussion on non-EGU sources. For a more detailed look at individual EGU sources, see 

Appendix K which contains a list of EGU units, the data available on these units, the unit level of 

certainty of BART-eligibility, and their associated pollutant emissions. 
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Figure 3-8. Comparison of Emissions from EGU Units and Non-EGU Sources ("Yes", "Likely", 

"Potential", and "Do Not Know" Levels of Certainty of BART-eligibility)

0

100000

200000

300000

400000

500000

600000

Nox PM10 SO2 VOC

Pollutants

Emissions (TPY)

EGU

non-EGU

Figures 3-9 through 3-12 present total facility-wide emissions for each BART category by 

pollutant. (Each facility is counted under only one BART category consistent with Table 3-2). 

The relative contributions of the BART level of certainty are also shown for each BART 

category. The “Do Not Know” sources are shown as one bar on the charts because they are 

unclassified (for a BART category). EGUs (BART 01) are excluded from each of these graphs 

to provide better resolution of the several non-EGU sources. 

On all of the graphs, the “Potentially-BART” sources make up significant sections of the larger 

emitting source categories. Although, there are 120 of these sources, a targeted review focusing 

on some of the recurring categories may be worthwhile. 

Although, in Figures 3-9 to 3-12, the “Do Not Know” sources often show up as a significant 

contributor to a given pollutants’ emissions, the “Do Not Know” sources are either not BARTeligible or belong to one of the 26 BART categories. Unless the majority of the sources that are 

classified as “Do Not Know” actually fall into one particular category, a similar emissions trend 

to what is shown in these figures is expected. Here are some of the other trends that appear in 

the pollutant-specific graphs: 

• For NOx (Figure 3-9) the BART 04 (Portland Cement Plants) and BART 11 (Refineries) 

are the dominant categories and together emit over 60,000 TPY. BART 03 (Kraft Pulp 

Mills) contributes an additional 15,000 TPY. 
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Figure 3-9. NOx Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-Eligible 

Sources by Source Category (2002 Emissions) 

(Excluding BART Category 01)

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

35000

40000

BART 02

BART 03

BART 04

BART 05

BART 06

BART 07

BART 08

BART 10

BART 11

BART 12

BART 13BART 15

BART 18

BART 20BART 21

BART 22

BART 23

BART 25

Unclassified

Emissions (TPY)

1. Yes 2. Likely 3. Potentially 4. Do not know

• The PM10 data (Figure 3-10) turn up trends similar to the NOx data. BART 11 

(Refineries), BART 04 (Portland Cement Plants), and BART 03 (Kraft Pulp Mills) are 

again dominant categories and together emit approximately 15,000 TPY. 

• In Figure 3-11, the dominant SO2 emissions source is BART 11 (Refineries). Refineries 

emit more than 60,000 TPY of SO2. Excluding EGUs, this is the single largest pollutant 

emission for any BART category. BART 12 (Lime Plants) makes a significant 

contribution as well at nearly 20,000 TPY. BART 03 (Kraft Pulp Mills) also emit a 

sizable amount at approximately 10,000 TPY. 

• For VOCs (Figure 3-12), BART categories BART 03 and BART 11 make the largest 

contributions, with Refineries clearly the dominant category (>20,000 TPY). 
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Figure 3-10. PM10 Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-Eligible Sources by Source 

Category (2002 Emissions) 

(Excluding BART Category 01)

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

BART 02

BART 03

BART 04

BART 05

BART 06

BART 07

BART 08

BART 10

BART 11

BART 12

BART 13

BART 15

BART 18

BART 20

BART 21

BART 22

BART 23

BART 25

BART 26

Unclassified

Emissions (TPY)

1. Yes 2. Likely 3. Potentially 4. Do not know

Figure 3-11. SO2 Facility-Wide Emissions from Possibly BART-Eligible Non-EGUs (Excluding 

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4.0 NEXT STEPS

State implementation plans (SIPs) must include a list of BART-eligible sources. This report 

presents a preliminary list of eligible and possibly-eligible sources that can be maintained 

and modified prior to SIP submittal as new information is obtained by WRAP members and 

contractors and as the eligibility of some sources may change as a result of reconstructions 

and shut-downs. 

Although state and tribal representatives played a major role in developing this report, their 

involvement in the BART-identification process is likely to grow as SIPs and TIPs are 

formulated and as it becomes increasingly necessary to work with local officials and facility 

operators to obtain the necessary data. At the same time, a regional database should be 

maintained for regional planning and consistency purposes. The states and tribes, therefore, 

should act as conduits of information between the regional report/database and local officials 

and facility operators. Although WRAP staff and contractors will accept comments from 

local agencies and facility operators, communication through state and tribal WRAP 

members is the more efficient and preferred approach. 

Identification of BART-eligible sources is expected to be a continuous process extending 

well beyond the comment period for this draft report. Therefore, although comments and 

new data will be accepted regarding the eligibility of particular sources, it would be most 

productive at this time to direct comments towards the quality and clarity of the report, the 

methods employed, and the nature of presenting the results, especially since this report will 

provide the basis or starting point for further BART investigations. 

The following priorities have been identified for WRAP members to consider while working 

to complete their BART-eligibility determinations: 

• Check for any possibly-eligible sources which may not have been identified in this 

report. Emissions in the 1999 and/or 2002 NEI, for instance, may have been less than 

100 TPY due to economic or maintenance reasons. Nine source categories are 

identified below which may be relatively more susceptible to missing sources. 

Comparison of Title V lists to this report’s master list may provide a good check. 

(The master list spreadsheet, not Appendix H, should be used for this purpose, as it 

contains the sources found to be not eligible.) 

o BART 10 – Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants

o BART 13 – Phosphate Rock Processing Plants

o BART 15 – Sulfur Recovery Plants 

o BART 18 – Fuel Conversion Plants

o BART 20 – Secondary Metal Production Facilities

o BART 21 – Chemical Process Plants

o BART 22 – Fossil Fuel-fired Boilers with a Heat Input Capacity Greater than 

250 MMBtu per hour
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o BART 23 – Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities with a Capacity of 

Greater than 300,000 Barrels

o BART 26 – Charcoal Production Facilities 

• For those facilities identified as likely eligible, potentially eligible, or “do not know,” 

determine whether the facility as a whole contains at least some eligible or no eligible 

emission units, thereby categorizing all facilities as either eligible or not eligible. 

This may be accomplished by examining a select portion, rather than all the units at a 

facility. This task is important to determine specifically which facilities need to be 

further analyzed for BART or included in an alternative program. In addition, it will 

determine specifically which source categories may need to be analyzed for 

suitability in an emissions trading program and also which should be included in a 

BART-like analysis to demonstrate that an alternative is better than BART. 

• Determine the BART-eligible sources at the unit level for all EGUs and other sources 

which are relatively large. A start at determining the BART-eligibility on a unit level 

for EGUs is contained in Appendix K. This Appendix contains a list of all units at 

EGUs found in the NEI. These units have been divided up into five tables based on 

BART-eligibility certainty. One table contains all the units that have been 

determined to be BART-eligible with a high degree of confidence (“Yes” units). The 

second table has a list of “Maybe” BART-eligible units which includes “Likely”, 

“Potential” and “Do Not Know” units. A table of units that have been determined not 

to be BART-eligible is included, as well as a table of EGU sources that have been 

determined not to be BART-eligible. The fifth table contains a list of other types of 

units located at an EGU source that may need to be reviewed for BART-eligibility. 

The table of “Maybe” units contains a comment field that highlights the specific 

information needed to complete the BART-eligibility determination. 

• Improve the control technology and control efficiency information in the WRAP 

emission inventory, particularly for larger eligible sources. 

Finally, the completeness and rigor of identifying BART-eligible sources may depend in part 

on whether a state or tribe implements BART or an alternative program to BART. In the 

former case, eligibility must be determined with thorough completeness and certainty. In the 

latter case, BART per se will not be implemented. Rather, a program including all BARTeligible (and quite possibly additional) sources will be implemented which must provide for 

greater reasonable progress than what BART would be expected to produce at BART-eligible 

sources. If the alternative program is certain to include all BART-eligible sources (e.g., all 

sources emitting more than 100 tpy) and provide for greater reasonable progress, it may not 

be necessary to identify BART-eligible sources with as much confidence and specificity. 
APPENDIX A 

BART IDENTIFICATION SUMMARY 
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Best Available Retrofit Technology - BART

Background:

In July 1999, EPA published a final rule under the authority and requirements of sections 169A 

and 169 B of the Clean Air Act (CAA). The rule addresses regional haze and requires states to 

improve visibility in 156 natural areas encompassing federally-protected parks and wilderness; 

these areas are referred to as “Class I areas”. 

The particular air pollutants that reduce visibility and contribute to regional haze are fine 

particulate matter (PM2.5), and certain compounds which play a part to PM2.5 formation such as 

nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and certain volatile organic compounds (VOC). 

The CAA requires certain existing sources to control these air pollutants in Class I areas by 

installing best available retrofit technology, also known as BART. 

However, on May 24, 2002, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit 

issued a ruling vacating the BART provisions to the regional haze rule. Furthermore, prior to the 

court’s decision, EPA had proposed BART guidelines intended to clarify the requirements of the 

BART provisions, yet these guidelines were remanded during the court’s ruling on May 24, 

2002. On April 15, 2004, the EPA proposed amendments to its July 1999 regional haze rule, 

predominantly; these amendments address the BART provisions and clarify previously submitted 

comments made during the July 1999 proposal by environmental groups, industry, and the 

public. The BART provisions are located in 40 CFR 51.308. In addition, EPA reproposes the 

BART guidelines which are contained in a new Appendix Y to 40 CFR 51. 

The new BART proposal requires all states to develop regional haze implementation plans 

known as “SIPs” by January 31, 2008. These plans should contain enforceable measures and 

strategies for reducing visibility-impairing pollution in Class I areas. The SIP must also include a 

determination of BART for each BART-eligible source. Accordingly, states must first identify 

sources that will have to install BART controls. This document is intended to discuss the steps 

for determining BART-eligible sources; in addition, changes and/or clarifications from the April 

15, 2004 proposed amendments are discussed in further detail below. 

Identifying BART-eligible Sources:

The regional haze rule, in 40 CFR 51.301, defines a stationary source as a “building, structure, 

facility, or installation which emits or may emit any air pollutant.” The rule further defines 

“building, structure, or facility” as: 

• All of the pollutant-emitting activities which belong to the same industrial grouping (same 2-

digit Standard Industrial Classification [SIC] code); and 

• Are located on one or more contiguous or adjacent properties; and 

• Are under the control of the same person (or persons under common control). 

The CAA uses the term “major stationary source” to describe those sources that are the focus of 

the BART requirement. To avoid confusion with other CAA requirements which also use the 
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term “major stationary source” when referring to a somewhat different population of sources, the 

regional haze rule uses the term “BART-eligible source”. 

Sources that are BART-eligible must meet the following three criteria: 

1. The source must be a stationary source of air pollutants that falls within on of 26 listed 

categories (see Table A-1); 

2. The source must have been put into operation between August 7, 1962 and August 7, 1977; 

and 

3. The source must have the potential to emit 250 tons per year of any air individual air 

pollutant (SO2, NOx, PM2.5, VOC, or NH3

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). 

A basic four step process for identifying BART-eligible sources is shown in the table below: 

Step 1 Identify the emission units in the BART categories (See Table A-1) 

Step 2 Identify the start-up dates of those emission units 

Step 3 Compare the potential emissions from units identified in Steps 1 and 2 to the 250 

ton per year cutoff 

Step 4 Identify the emission units and pollutants that constitute the BART-eligible source 

Clarification To Each Step:

Step 1 - Identify the emission units in the BART categories 

The CAA uses the 26 source category titles, which can be found in Table A-1, to describe the 

types of stationary sources that are BART-eligible. Most of the source category titles are general 

descriptors that are inclusive of all the operations at a given plant. However, certain plant sites 

may have only some emission units meeting one of these 26 descriptions; not every emission unit 

at a particular site will meet one of the 26 categories. States should identify all emission units at 

a plant site meeting one or more of the source category descriptions. 

 

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EPA originally proposed to include ammonia (NH3) on the visibility-impairing pollutant list however based on 

comments received and the current state of knowledge regarding the role of ammonia in PM2.5 formation and the 

affects of regional haze that would be expected from reductions in ammonia emissions, EPA no longer believes 

that ammonia should be included on this list. In the April 15, 2004 proposed amendments, EPA has taken 

ammonia (NH3) off of the visibility-impairing pollutant list. 
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The 2004 reproposal clarifies ambiguity in certain source category titles: 

Source Category EPA Clarification 

Fossil-fuel fired steam electric 

plants of more than 250 million 

British thermal units (BTU) per 

hour heat input 

(#1 in Table A-1) 

1. The source category interpretation of the word “plants” is best read to aggregate 

boiler capacities to determine if the 250 million BTU/hr threshold is reached. 

For this category, states do aggregate all boilers to verify if all site boilers that 

were put in place within the 1962-1977 time period total up to greater than 250 

million BTU/hr. 

2. EPA clarifies that the definition of “steam electric plants of more than 250 

million BTU/hr heat input” refers only to plants that generate electricity for sale. 

3. “Fossil-fuel boilers” refers to boilers burning greater than 50 percent fossil fuels. 

4. Enforceable operational limits for a multi-fuel boiler would be relevant to 

determining whether its “fossil fuel” capacity exceeds 250 million BTU/hr and 

that it would be reasonable for states to take such limitations into account. 

An example of this situation would be a boiler that has a rated heat input 

capacity of 500 million BTU/hr, yet is limited to a heat input of 150 million 

BTU/hr in the Title V permit. This particular boiler would not be considered 

(alone) to fall into this category because the boiler is not operating above 250 

million BTU/hr due to the enforceable limit. However, the boiler could fall into 

this category when aggregating to verify if all site boilers (that were put into 

place within the 1962-1977 time period) total up to greater than 250 million 

BTU/hr. In such a case, the state would still use the enforceable heat input limit 

of 150 million BTU/hr when aggregating all boilers. 

Phosphate rock and processing 

plants 

(#13 in Table A-1) 

This source category should be interpreted broadly to include all types of phosphate 

rock processing facilities, including elemental phosphorous plants as well as 

fertilizer production plants. 

Secondary metal production 

facilities 

(#20 in Table A-1) 

When identifying unique “secondary metal production facilities” that are not in any 

other BART category, states may identify those unique facilities based upon SIC 

code 3341 to determine if the facility falls under the source category “secondary 

metal production facilities”. 

However, for informational purposes only, this source category “secondary metal 

production facilities” is actually broader than SIC code 3341. Yet, many 

“secondary metal production facilities” that do not fall under SIC code 3341 would 

fall into another source category. For instance, the secondary ferrous metals 

facilities such as secondary iron and steel facilities are not included under SIC code 

3341, but these facilities are included under another source category “iron and steel 

mill plants”. 

Chemical process plants 

(#21 in Table A-1) 

This source category should be interpreted to include all facilities within 2-digit SIC 

code 28. Accordingly, this source category includes pharmaceutical manufacturing 

facilities. 
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Source Category EPA Clarification 

Fossil-fuel boilers of more than 

250 million BTU/hr heat input 

(#22 in Table A-1) 

1. The source category interpretation is best read to include only those boilers at a 

power plant individually greater than 250 million BTU/hr. 

For this category, states do not aggregate all boilers to verify if all site boilers 

that were put in place within the 1962-1977 time period total up to greater than 

250 million BTU/hr. 

2. “Fossil-fuel boilers” refers to boilers burning greater than 50 percent fossil fuels. 

3. Enforceable operational limits for a multi-fuel boiler would be relevant to 

determining whether its “fossil fuel” capacity exceeds 250 million BTU/hr and 

that it would be reasonable for States to take such limitations into account. 

An example of this situation would be a boiler that has a rated heat input 

capacity of 500 million BTU/hr, yet it is limited to a heat input of 150 million 

BTU/hr in the Title V permit. This particular boiler would not be considered 

under this category because the boiler is not operating above 250 million 

BTU/hr due to the enforceable limit. However, the boiler could be subject to 

BART if it was part of a process description at a plant that is in a different 

source category, for example, the boiler was considered to be part of the source 

category “chemical process plant” and fell under SIC code 28. 

Petroleum storage and transfer 

facilities with a capacity 

exceeding 300,000 barrels 

(#23 in Table A-1) 

1. The 300,000 barrel cutoff refers to total, facility-wide tank capacity for tanks 

that were put in place within the 1962-1977 time period, and includes gasoline 

and other petroleum-derived liquids. 

2. EPA states that there was a comment made about this source category, however 

EPA does not say what the actual comment was. 

EPA states that the comment “is largely moot given that these storage and 

transfer facilities are already subject to maximum achievable control technology 

(MACT) standards and in many cases stringent SIP regulations related to ozone 

nonattainment. Regardless of the interpretation [of this source category], we 

[EPA] believe that it is unlikely that BART emissions limitations will require 

further controls.” 

Charcoal production facilities 

(#26 in Table A-1) 

This source category should be interpreted to include charcoal briquette 

manufacturing and activated carbon production. 
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Step 2 - Identify the start-up dates of those emission units 

States should identify all emission units within the listed categories as determined in Step 1, 

which meet the following two criteria listed in the table below: 

Criteria Clarification 

Did the unit begin operation after August 7, 1962? 

The unit must have been actually operating on or 

after August 7, 1962. 

Was the unit “in existence” on August 7, 1977? 

On or prior to August 7, 1977, has the Source 

completed any of the following for the emission 

unit in question: 

• Obtained all necessary preconstruction 

approvals? 

• Began on-site construction?; or 

• Entered into binding agreements or 

contractual obligations to begin construction 

within a reasonable time period? 

Be aware that a reconstructed source may be BART-eligible. A reconstructed source is an 

existing source that is completely or substantially rebuilt such that “the fixed capital cost of the 

new component exceeds 50 percent of the fixed capital cost of a comparable entirely new 

source.” A reconstructed source could actually be a BART-eligible source if it was in operation 

before August 7, 1962, however it would have to have been reconstructed during the August 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period. 

An important clarification: under Step 2 for identifying BART-eligible units, and using boilers 

as the example emission unit, states should identify only those boilers that were put in place (or 

reconstructed) within the 1962 – 1977 time period. Only these boilers are carried over to Step 3, 

and only these boilers would be subject to a BART engineering analysis. This is true for any 

emission unit. 

Step 3 - Compare the potential emissions from units identified in Steps 1 and 2 to the 250 ton 

per year cutoff

The “potential to emit” means the maximum capacity of a stationary source to emit a pollutant 

under its physical and operational design. Any physical or operational limitations on the capacity 

of the source to emit a pollutant including air pollution control equipment and restrictions on 

hours of operation or on the type or amount of material combusted, stored, or processes, shall be 

treated as part of its design if the limitation or the effect it would have on emissions is federally 

enforceable. Secondary emissions do not count in determining the potential to emit of a 

stationary source. 

To be a BART-eligible source, the source must have emission units that meet the category 

description and time window criteria described in Steps 1 and 2 above, and it must have the 

potential to emit 250 tons or more of any of the following pollutants: SO2, NOx, particulate 

matter, or VOC. 
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When calculating potential to emit and for the purposes of the regional haze rule, states must 

group emissions from all emission units put in place between the 1962-1977 time period that are 

within the same 2-digit SIC code, even if those emission units are in different BART source 

categories. 

Example: A steel mill plant (source category #6) which started operations within the 1962 and 

1977 time period may include a sintering plant (source category #19), a coke oven battery (source 

category 14), and various other emission units. All of these emission units fall under SIC code 

33. The state should sum emissions over all of these emission units to see whether there are 

more than 250 tons per year of potential emissions because they all fall under SIC code 33. 

Basically, what this means is that although it is possible that the emissions units for the sintering 

plant (source category #19) alone may not make the source BART eligible, these emission units 

that are part of the sintering plant could make the source BART eligible when taking into account 

all of the emissions included in SIC code 33 - emission units that are associated with the steel 

mill plant (source category #6). 

However, be aware of “support facilities” when grouping pollutant-emitting activities by 2-digit 

category according to the SIC manual. Some emission units, for purposes of other air programs, 

might be considered subject to an air program even if the unit(s) serves as a “support facility”. A 

“support facility” is a facility that conveys, stores, or otherwise assists in the production of the 

principle product and falls within the same industrial grouping as the primary facility. However, 

an emission unit, even if it is a “support facility” for purposes of other air programs, would not

be considered for BART-eligibility unless the unit fell within one of the 26 listed source 

categories, and unless it was put in place within the 1962 to 1977 time period. 

Example: Even though a mine may be a “support facility” for a power plant, and consequently 

may be subject to certain air programs as is the power plant, the mine would not be considered 

part of a BART-eligible source because the mine does not fall within one of the 26 listed source 

categories. 

An important note for PM2.5: 

• States may use PM10 as the indicator for particulate matter. Emissions of PM10 included the 

components of PM2.5 as a subset. There is no need to have separate 250 ton thresholds for 

PM10 and PM2.5, because 250 tons of PM10 represents at most 250 tons of PM2.5, and at most 

250 tons of individual particulate species such as elemental carbon, crustal material, etc. 

An important note for VOCs: 

• Because many industrial sources and most mobile sources of organic gases have been 

subjected to VOC control requirements that have the effect of reducing emissions of the 

particular compounds that are PM2.5 precursors, EPA is requesting comment on whether the 

states should focus greater control requirements on VOC emissions from BART sources 

located in urban areas. EPA also is requesting comment on the circumstances under which, 

in rural areas, for sources subject to BART, states may determine that BART would be no 

control for VOC. 
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An important note for ammonia: 

• Because of the uncertainties in assessing the impact of ammonia emissions reduction on 

visibility, and because PM2.5 will decrease due to SO2 and NOx controls, EPA proposed not 

to include ammonia on the pollutant list at this time. 

Step 4 - Identify the emission units and pollutants that constitute the BART-eligible source

The final step in the identification of BART-eligible sources would be to use the result from the 

previous three steps to identify the equipment that is BART-eligible. If the total allowable 

emissions from the stationary source exceed a potential to emit of 250 tons per year for any 

individual pollutant listed in Step 3, then that collection of emission units is a BART-eligible 

source. Once this BART-eligible source is determined, states must determine the appropriate 

level of BART control for each source subject to BART. The table below provides examples for 

determining a BART-eligible source: 

Example Would BART be required? 

A source has two emission units having cumulative 

emissions exceeding 250 tons for SO2, but not for 

NOx and PM2.5. 

Yes, BART would be required for all three 

pollutants. 

A source has potential emissions that are less than 250 

tons for each individual pollutant, but more than 250 

tons from the sum over all pollutants. 

No, BART would not be required for any of the 

pollutants. 

A source has potential emissions of 500 tons per year 

of SO2, and potential emissions of 1 ton per year of 

PM2.5. 

Yes, BART would be required for SO2, however, 

BART may or may not be required for PM2.5

depending on whether the state has implemented a 

de minimis level for PM2.5. 

An important clarification for de minimis levels:

As in the third example above, some BART-eligible sources emit individual pollutants listed in 

Step 3 at levels that would make a very small contribution to regional haze. A 1 ton per year 

amount from a given BART-eligible source would likely represent a de minimis fraction of a 

total regional inventory. Therefore, EPA is proposing in the April 15, 2004 amendments that 

states should be allowed the flexibility to identify de minimis levels of pollutants at BARTeligible sources. However, any deminimis values adopted by a state, shall not be higher than 

PSD levels: 40 tons per year of SO2, NOx, and VOC, and 15 tons per year for PM10. 

Identifying Which BART-eligible Sources Are Subject to BART:

Once the four steps above are completed, the state should have a list of BART-eligible sources. 

The state must then determine which of the BART-eligible sources may “emit any air pollutant 

which may reasonably be anticipated to cause or contribute to any impairment of visibility in any 

[Class I] area.” 
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Table A-1. Source Categories Subject to BART Requirements 

No. Category SCC SIC 

1 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants > 250 MM 

BTU per hour 

101xxxxx 4911 

2 Coal cleaning plants (thermal dryers) 305010xx 1100, 2999 

3 Kraft pulp mills 307001xx 2611, 2621, 2631 

4 Portland cement plants 305006xx, 305007xx 3241 

5 Primary zinc smelters 30303002 33xx, 3339 

6 Iron and steel mill plants 303015xx 3312, 332x 

7 Primary aluminum ore reduction plants 303001xx 3334 

8 Primary copper smelters 303005xx 3331 

9 Municipal incinerators capable of charging > 250 

tons of refuse per day 

501001xx, 502005xx 4953 

10 Hydrofluoric, sulfuric, and nitric acid plants 301070xx 2819, 2899 

11 Petroleum refineries 306xxxxx 2911 

12 Lime plants 305016xx 3274 

13 Phosphate rock processing plants 305019xx 1429, 1475 

14 Coke oven batteries 303003xx, 303004xx 3312 

15 Sulfur recovery plants 30603301, 31000208 2819 

16 Carbon black plants (furnace process) 30100509, 30100503 2895 

17 Primary lead smelters 303010xx 3339 

18 Fuel conversion plants n/a n/a 

19 Sintering plants n/a n/a 

20 Secondary metal production facilities 304xxxxx 3341, 334x 

21 Chemical process plants 301xxxxx 2899, 28xx 

22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers > 250 MM BTU per hour 

102001xx through 102007 

103001xx through 103007 n/a 

23 Petroleum storage and transfer facilities with a 

capacity > 300,000 barrels 306xxxxx 5171 

24 Taconite ore processing plants 303023xx 1011, 3295 

25 Glass fiber processing plants 305012xx 32xx 

26 Charcoal production facilities 301006xx 2819, 2861 

Note: This table contains the SICs and SCCs assigned to each BART category in the RFP for this project. Appendix E contains 

a more complete crosswalk. 
APPENDIX B 

SURVEY TEMPLATE 
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To: 

From: Stephanie Finn 

ERG 

Date: May 10, 2004 

Subject: WRAP Efforts to Build a Regional Inventory of BART-Eligible Sources 

 Section 308 of the Clean Air Act – Regional Haze 

The Western Governor’s Association has hired Eastern Research Group (ERG) to build an 

inventory of BART-eligible sources for the Western Regional Air Partnership (WRAP) region. 

BART-eligible sources are stationary sources, emitting over 250 tons per year of visibilityimpairing pollutants, that may be required to retrofit with the best available technology to reduce 

regional haze. This inventory will be used to track BART-eligible and potentially BART-eligible 

sources over time and will contain supplementary information such as controls in place and plant 

location. This information will facilitate future BART work such as determining which sources 

should be subject to BART and emissions reductions due to the application of BART. It is also 

necessary for development of an alternative program to BART (e.g., a regional emissions capand-trade program) for those states and tribes choosing this option. 

The first step in our work plan is to ascertain the status of your BART efforts, obtain any lists 

which may exist, and document the procedures used to create these lists. ERG will study theses 

procedures and the most recent EPA rules and guidance available to create a consistent procedure 

which can be applied to those states and tribes that have not yet determined their BART-eligible 

sources. This procedure will be available for review prior to implementation. Furthermore, if 

ERG detects inconsistencies among individual state procedures that result in sources being 

identified differently in different jurisdictions, the appropriate states/tribes will be notified. 

We ask that all WRAP states and any applicable tribes complete the attached survey and return it 

to ERG by May 21, 2004. If you prefer to answer by phone and/or if you have any comments, 

questions or concerns regarding this survey, please contact Stephanie Finn at 

stephanie.finn@erg.com or at 919-468-7889. 
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SURVEY 

State/Local/ Tribe Name: 

Agency/Organization: 

Contact Person: 

Contact Email: 

Contact Phone number: 

Contact Fax number: 

Contact Address: 

DIRECTIONS: 

This survey has been divided into two sections. If you have identified (or have partially 

identified) your BART-eligible and potential BART-eligible sources, please complete Part I. If 

you have not yet identified these sources, skip Part I and proceed to Part II. Please provide your 

response by May 21, 2004 to Stephanie Finn by any one of the following methods: 

Address: ERG, 1600 Perimeter Park Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560 

Email: Stephanie.finn@erg.com

Phone: 919-468-7889 

Fax: 919-468-7801 

PART I: PLEASE COMPLETE IF YOU HAVE BEGUN COMPILING OR HAVE COMPILED A LIST OF 

BART-ELIGIBLE SOURCES. 

1. Have you finished identifying your BART-eligible sources? 

Yes 

No 

If “no”, what steps do you need to conclude? For example, do you have a list of 

potentially BART-eligible sources that you have not made final determinations on? 

2. The attached table (Table 1) summarizes state-specific BART information we have 

already received. For ease of reference, we have also included (with this email) any 

BART list that we previously received from you. Please check the completeness and 

accuracy of your state’s information, if applicable, and let us know if it still represents the 

most recent or best data available. 

3. Have you documented the procedure used to make your determination of BART-eligible 

sources? Yes No 

If “yes”, and acceptable, please send a copy of the procedure to the address above. 

If “yes”, but you are not willing or able to send such a copy, please explain why so that 

we can better understand the sensitivities and limitations of this effort. 
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If you answered “yes”, please continue on with Question #5, otherwise 

continue with Question #4. 

4. If you have not documented your procedure, we would like very much to help you do so. 

This can best be accomplished by providing the following information: 

a. Briefly describe your overall process. 

b. Please identify the data sources used to develop your list. 

c. How did you determine if a source qualified as one of the 26 BART-eligible 

categories? Please elaborate on any cases where the determination was difficult or 

uncertain. 

d. What pollutants did you consider at in your analysis? 

i. SO2 

ii. NOx 

iii. VOCs 

iv. PM2.5 

v. PM10 

vi. NH3 

e. How did you determine if a BART–eligible source has a potential to emit of 250 TPY? 

f. How did you determine the start-up dates of category-eligible units? If the dates were 

unavailable or unreliable, how did you proceed with your eligibility determination 

(e.g. assumptions you might have made). 

g. Did you consider any reconstructions or other enforceable emission limits that may 

render a BART-eligible source ineligible, or vice versa? If yes, please explain how. 

h. Do you have any advice for those just starting the process or any additional 

comments? 
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5. The BART database needs to contain certain data elements for each plant and eligible 

unit. Please indicate if you collected any or all of the following information while 

compiling your BART-list: 

a. Source Name 

b. Source Address 

c. Source (Plant) ID 

d. Latitude/Longitude 

e. Unit level IDs 

f. Unit descriptions 

g. Unit Capacities 

h. Unit Operational Date 

i. Unit Reconstruction Date (if applicable) 

j. Standard Industry Classification (SIC) Codes 

k. Source Classification Codes (SCCs) 

l. Process Description 

m. Stack parameters 

i. Stack height 

ii. Stack temperature 

iii. Stack flowrate 

iv. Stack diameter 

v. Stack velocity 

n. Potential to Emit: 

i. VOCs 

ii. NOX 

iii. SO2 

iv. PM2.5 

v. PM10 

vi. NH3 

o. Actual Emissions: 

i. VOCs 

ii. NOX 

iii. SO2 

iv. PM2.5 

v. PM10 

vi. NH3 

p. Year of Emissions 

q. BART-eligible vs. BART-potential 

Please list other data elements not listed above: 
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6. Information on controls in place is of particular importance. Have you collected the 

following information with respect to your sources?: 

a. The control device system associated with each BART unit? 

b. A brief description of the overall control device system? 

c. The percent effectiveness of the control device (percent control efficiency)? 

d. The percent capture efficiency, i.e., percentage capture efficiency of the 

entire control system? 

e. Total capture control efficiency - the collective (aggregate) value for all controls? 

f. The limited potential to emit associated with the control device 

System? 

7. Can you identify the BART source category for each source on your list (if you have not 

already done so)? 

8. Do you have an electronic list of all the sources in your state that are required to have 

Title V permits? If yes, can we get a copy of this list? 

9. Do you have any concerns about the dissemination or handling of this information? This 

is a general question, but may include any concerns you have regarding legal or 

confidentiality issues. 

10. Is there any specific assistance that you would like from us to complete your BART 

identification? 

11. If the attached BART list, does NOT represent your best, most up-to-date list, please 

email, fax, or mail your BART list to Stephanie Finn to one of the addresses below:

Mailing Address: ERG, 1600 Perimeter Park Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560 

Email: Stephanie.finn@erg.com

Phone: 919-468-7889 

Fax: 919-468-7801 

If your electronic file is large, and you would like to transmit your file by FTP, please 

contact ERG for additional instructions. 

Note: If you have collected any of the additional information listed in questions 5, 6, 7, 

and 8 and it is feasible to include it at this time, please do so. Otherwise, someone will 

be in touch to follow-up on supplemental information. 

THANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THIS SURVEY! 
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PART II: PLEASE COMPLETE IF YOU HAVE NOT YET COMPILED A LIST OF BART-ELIGIBLE 

SOURCES. 

1. Is there any specific assistance you would like from us with respect to identifying BARTeligible sources in your jurisdiction? 

 

2. If yes, are you interested in having us come on site to look at your permit and other files? 

Is the information centralized or is it spread among multiple offices? Can we make 

copies of relevant documents? 

3. Do you have an electronic list of all the sources in your state that are required to have 

Title V permits? If yes, can we get a copy of this list? 

4. Do you have any concerns about the dissemination or handling of this information? This 

is a general question, but may include any concerns you have regarding legal or 

confidentiality issues. 

 

THANK YOU FOR COMPLETING THIS SURVEY! 
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Table 1. Summary of Information Previously Received from WRAP Members 

on BART-Eligible and BART-Potential Sources 

State Summary # of BART Sources List Attached? 

AK In 2001, identified 21 sources as potentially 

BART-eligible (Alaska Regional Haze 

Strategy). 

- 21 BART-potential Yes. November 2001 

Regional Haze Strategy 

contains preliminary list 

on page 26. 

AZ Have not yet estimated the number of 

sources that are clearly or potentially BARTeligible. SO2 sources have been identified. 

- Unknown No. 

CO Previously identified 18-20 BART-eligible 

sources on the basis of SO2 emissions. 

However, after considering other pollutants, 

now have a list of 50 sources that MAY be 

BART-eligible based on magnitude of 

emissions. Sent letters to all these sources 

to determine the age of the facility and/or 

changes to the operation. 

- 18-20 SO2 BARTeligible Sources 

- 50 BART-potential 

based on other pollutants 

Yes. List sent in January 

2004 contains BARTpotential sources. 

ID Have identified Amalgamated in Twin Falls, 

Paul and Nampa as BART sources. Potlatch 

paper company in Lewiston, JR Simplot 

Don Plant in Pocatello and Agrium (NuWest) in Soda Springs are also thought to be 

BART sources. 

- 6 BART- eligible Yes. September 11, 

2002 memorandum lists 

BART-eligible sources. 

 

MT Have two sources that are clearly BARTeligible (Colstrip PP Units 1+2 and Corrette 

PP, both in the Billings area); one that is 

BART-potential (aluminum smelter 

southwest of Glacier NP). Have asked 

company to resolve some questions. 

- 2 clearly BARTeligible 

- 1 BART-potential 

Yes. List contains 

information on sources 

and some information on 

procedure. 

NV Originally estimated that had only a handful 

of BART-eligible/potential sources in 

Nevada, however, some things have changed 

since preliminary survey. 

- Unknown No. 

NM Have already identified a preliminary list of 

BART-potential sources. 

- 12 BART-potential Yes. Provided 

spreadsheet with NM 

BART-potential sources 

in June 2004. 

ND We have identified 7 BART-eligible and 2 

potentially BART-eligible sources. The 

issue of aggregating the heat input of 

multiple boilers at a facility needs a final 

determination before a final list of BARTeligible sources can be prepared. 

-7 BART-eligible 

- 2 BART-potential 

No. 

OR Unknown. Unknown No. 
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Table 1. Cont. 

State Summary # of BART Sources List Attached? 

SD There are two sources that meet the criteria 

(Big Stone Power Plant - Otter Tail Power 

Company and Angus Anson - Northern 

States Power 

Company). However the units at the Angus 

Anson facility that were BART-eligible have 

been decommissioned. Not sure if Pete Lien 

and 

Sons, Inc. is BART-eligible. It is a lime 

plant and based on the definition of a lime 

plant in the New Source Performance 

Standards, it was determined that is BART 

non-eligible. However, would like 

verification of this. 

- 1 BART-eligible 

- 1 BART-potential 

Yes. Attached document 

contains review and 

evaluation of all 

potential sources and 

final determinations. 

UT Have identified all BART-eligible sources, 

with the exception of NH3 (for which there 

is no inventory). Used the inventory as a 

screening process, and then reviewed the 

permits and case files for these sources to 

determine whether they met the criteria. 

Only identified 2 BART-eligible sources 

(Hunter and Huntington power plants). May 

be one additional source based on final 

guidelines for aggregate units at a source. 

- 2 BART-eligible No. 

WA Based on a preliminary examination of 

emissions inventory and personal knowledge 

of installation dates, have estimated that 

there are approximately 25 BART-eligible 

sources in WA. Do not have sufficient 

information in-house to make adequate 

determinations. Information is stored at 10 

different locations among 7 local agencies 

within the state. . 

- Approximately 25 

BART-potential 

Yes. Attached file has 

best information on 

BART-eligible sources 

in WA to date. Suspect 

there may be other 

sources not on list. List 

is based on actual, not 

potential emissions. 

WY Haven’t yet identified BART-eligible 

sources, with the exception of SO2 sources. 

There may be many BART-eligible sources, 

perhaps involving hundreds of units. 

- Unknown No. 
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SURVEY RESPONSES 
Part I - Contact Information 

State 

State/Local/ 

Tribal Name Agency/Organization Contact Person Contact Email Contact Phone Number

Contact Fax 

Number Contact Address 

CO Colorado Colorado Department Public 

Health and Environmental 

Air Pollution Control 

Division 

Ray Mohr ray.mohr@state.co.us 303-692-3110 303-782-5493 4300 Cherry Cr. South Drive, CO 

80246-1530 

ID Idaho Department of 

Environmental Quality 

Pat Nair pnair@dep.state.id.us 208-373-0447 208-373-0154 1410 North Hilton, Boise, ID 83706

MT Montana Department of 

Environmental Quality 

Trista Glazier tglazier@state.mt.us 406-444-3403 406-444-1499 PO Box 200901 Helena, MT 59602

ND North Dakota ND Dept. of Health Tom Bachman tbachman@state.nd.us 701-328-5188 701-328-5200 1200 Missouri Ave.; P.O. Box 

5520; Bismarck, ND 58506-5520 

NM New Mexico New Mexico Environment 

Department Air Quality 

Bureau 

Heather Lancour heather_lancour@nmenv.state.nm.us 505-955-8075 505-827-1543 2048 Galisteo, Santa Fe, NM 87505

NV Nevada Nevada Division of 

Environmental Protection 

Lori Campbell loric@ndep.nv.gov 775-687-9352 775-687-6396 333 West Nye Lane, Carson City, 

NV 89706 

OR Oregon State of Oregon Brian Finneran finneran.brian@deq.state.or.us 503-229-6278 503-229-5675 888 SW 6th Avenue, Portland, OR 

SD South Dakota South Dakota Department of 

Environment and Natural 

Resources, Air Quality 

Program 

Brian Gustafson brian.gustafson@state.sd.us 605-773-3151 605-773-5286 520 East Capitol; Pierre, SD 57501

UT Utah Division of Air Quality Jan Miller janmiller@utah.gov 801-536-4042 801-536-0085 P.O. Box 144820, Salt Lake City, 

UT 84114-4820 

WA Washington Department of Ecology Al Newman or 

Bernard Brady 

anew461@ecy.wa.gov and 

bbra461@ecy.wa.gov

360-407-6810 and 360-

407-6803 

360-407 7534 P. O. Box 47600, Olympia, WA 

98504-7600 

WY Wyoming Air Quality Division Chad 

Shlichtemeier 

cschli@state.wy.us 307-777-5924 307-777-5616 122 W. 25th Street, Cheyenne, WY 

82002 

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Part I: Question 1 

1. Have you finished identifying your BART-eligible sources? 

Yes 

No 

If “no”, what steps do you need to conclude? For example, do you have a list of 

potentially BART-eligible sources that you have not made final determinations on? 

State Response If not, why? 

CO Y 

ID N Information in the September 11, 2002 memo (Emissions update for BART-eligible 

sources) referenced in the attached Table 1 should be considered a list of “potentially” 

BART eligible sources. DEQ needs to verify that potential emissions are still accurate. 

In at least one case (Potlatch no. 4 lime kiln) a MACT limit has since become 

applicable that may change BART-eligibility. 

MT N There is one source that is unclear as to whether it qualifies as BART-eligible or not. 

ND N Need to evaluate one more source (Tesoro's Mandan Refinery) and reevaluate all 

sources after the BART guidelines are finalized 

NM Y 

NV N We did a file review in 1999 for the facilities in our permitting files and database. This 

review was done based on our understanding of the BART rule at that time for those 

facilities we regulate all Nevada counties except Clark and Washoe. We only regulate 

the coal-fired boilers at the EGU's in those counties. We are not aware of any attempt 

to identify the BART-eligible sources in these 2 counties. 

OR N We have not begun this assessment yet. 

SD N It is completed except there is one source (Pete Lien and Sons - Rapid City) which I do 

not believe is BART-eligible but unsure of because of the facilities complex nature. 

UT Y Our identification is not final until EPA's BART guidelines are final next year. 

WA N See Part II 

WY See Part II 
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Part I: Question 2 

2. The attached table (Table 1) summarizes state-specific BART information we have 

already received. For ease of reference, we have also included (with this email) any 

BART list that we previously received from you. Please check the completeness and 

accuracy of your state’s information, if applicable, and let us know if it still represents the 

most recent or best data available. 

State Response 

CO 

ID New list attached. 

MT 

ND New list attached. 

NM Best available data. 

NV New list attached. 

OR There is nothing indicated for our state. 

SD 

UT Box 1 for Utah: Have identified all BART-eligible sources. EPA draft guidance does not include 

NH3 as a visibility-impairing pollutant for BART. Used the inventory and applicability under our 

Title V program as a screening process, and then reviewed the permits and case files for these 

sources to determine whether they met the criteria. Only identified 2 BART-eligible sources 

(Hunter and Huntington power plants). EPA draft guidance does not require aggregation of 

multiple small boilers to determine eligibility. 

Box 2: OK 

Box 3 for Utah: PacifiCorp, Hunter Power plant Units 1 and 2. PacifiCorp, Huntington Power 

plant Units 1 and 2. 
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Part I: Question 3 

3. Have you documented the procedure used to make your determination of BART-eligible 

sources? Yes No 

If “yes”, and acceptable, please send a copy of the procedure to the address above. 

If “yes”, but you are not willing or able to send such a copy, please explain why so that 

we can better understand the sensitivities and limitations of this effort. 

If you answered “yes”, please continue on with Question #5, otherwise 

continue with Question #4. 

State Response Explain 

CO Y An intern we hired used WORD to compile the BART list. He first listed the all 

Colorado sources with emissions greater than 100 tpy from the Title V 

file on the Division's web site. For those sources not on the Web site 

(permits are not available if under revision or have not yet been 

issued), The files were manually reviewed with the permit engineer. 

Then, all sources with emissions under 250 tpy were eliminated. You have those 

files. Then, the list was further by eliminating sources with BART 

emissions less than 250 tpy. You have this file as well. Then we sent out 

letters to the sources with BART emissions 250 tpy or greater to 

determine the start date of the source or the applicable unit. We 

haven't reviewed the sources' responses yet as to completeness and accuracy. We 

would like you to assist us in reviewing the responses compared to the proposed 

BART rule and recommend the final list of BART-eligible sources. 

ID N 

MT N 

ND N 

NM Y Mary Uhl and Jim Shively reviewed EPA’s proposed guidelines of July 20, 2001 and 

permit files to determine the list of facilities with BART-eligible sources 

NV N 

OR N 

SD Y You already have a copy. 

UT Y Still in draft form, until EPA finalizes guidance. Also, draft has not been reviewed 

internally, and we do not want to distribute a flawed analysis 
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Part I: Question 4

4. If you have not documented your procedure, we would like very much to help you do so. 

This can best be accomplished by providing the following information: 

a. Briefly describe your overall process. 

b. Please identify the data sources used to develop your list. 

c. How did you determine if a source qualified as one of the 26 BART-eligible categories? 

Please elaborate on any cases where the determination was difficult or uncertain. 

d. What pollutants did you consider at in your analysis? 

i. SO2 

ii. NOx 

iii. VOCs 

iv. PM2.5 

v. PM10 

vi. NH3 

e. How did you determine if a BART–eligible source has a potential to emit of 250 TPY? 

f. How did you determine the start-up dates of category-eligible units? If the dates were 

unavailable or unreliable, how did you proceed with your eligibility determination (e.g. 

assumptions you might have made). 

g. Did you consider any reconstructions or other enforceable emission limits that may render a 

BART-eligible source ineligible, or vice versa? If yes, please explain how. 

h. Do you have any advice for those just starting the process or any additional comments? 
Responses 

State Q4a Q4b Q4c Q4d Q4e Q4f Q4g Q4h 

CO The overall process is 

described above. We would 

be interested in looking at a 

more standardized protocol 

and document format. 

APCD Permit files SO2, NOx, VOC, 

PM2.5, PM10 

Relied on information in our 

existing emissions data system 

An information request letter 

was sent to all potential 

sources 

Yes. This was part of the 

information request letter. 

ID Title V permits and Title V 

permit applications were 

reviewed to obtain necessary 

BART-eligibility data (SIC 

codes, dates of construction, 

potential emissions, etc). 

Title V permits, Title V 

permit applications, state 

Tier II operating permits 

and applications, and AIRS 

database. 

BART eligibility criteria 

were compared to available 

in-house data (Title V 

permits, Title V permit 

applications, AIRS 

database). Potential 

emissions determinations 

were difficult for units that 

do not permit limits for all 

visibility-impairing 

pollutants. 

SO2, NOx, VOC, 

PM10, NH3

Looked at federally-enforceable 

permit limits in Title V permits 

and emission estimates in Title 

V permit applications. 

Dates of construction listed in 

Title V permit applications 

were relied upon. 

Yes. Enforceable permit 

limits were reviewed to 

determine if they made 

sources ineligible based on 

potential-to-emit. Dates of 

construction/reconstruction 

were obtained from Title V 

and Tier II operating permit 

applications. 

MT I created a step-wise 

document to assist permitters 

to go through their sources 

and come up with a BARTeligible list. The document 

was based on the draft BART 

guidance. 

The permitting section of 

the Air Resources 

Management Bureau. 

This was done by the 

permitters. It is my 

understanding that if they 

had sources they were 

responsible for that fit into 

the 26 categories they placed 

the source names in the table 

and finished walking through 

the tables. 

SO2, NOx, VOC, 

PM2.5, PM10 

I believe the permitters either 

looked up the PTE in permits or 

were able to see what the last 

reported actuals were. If the 

actuals exceeded the 250 TPY 

limit, the PTE obviously did as 

well (or should have). 

Again, I believe the permitters 

found the information within 

the source's Title V permits or 

other permitting information 

Reconstruction was given 

consideration in the 

document I provided the 

permitters. I do not know if 

enforceable emission limits 

were considered 

ND We evaluated our list of Title 

5 sources (66) and compared 

them against the listed source 

categories. Those in the 

source categories were then 

evaluated against the 250 tpy 

emission threshold, and 

BART window. 

Title 5 list The determinations were 

based on existing records. 

We have records dating back 

to the 1960's. In all cases, 

the determination was quite 

obvious. 

SO2, NOx, VOC, 

PM10 

Based on a review of the permit 

limits and calculations of PTE 

based on emission factors 

where no limits were specified.

Dates were available in our 

files. 

Yes. PTE was based on 

permit limits when 

specified and Federally 

enforceable. The records 

were reviewed to determine 

if reconstruction occurred. 

N 

NM Have not developed yet. Have not developed yet. Have not developed yet/ To be determined To be determined. To be determined N 

NV 1. The permitting files and 

database were researched 

and a list of the potential 

sources that fall in the list 

of the 26 BART-eligible 

categories was made. 

2. Then, at the unit level, the 

permitting files and 

database were researched 

for the construction data 

or the data placed in 

Permitting files and 

database. 

The sources that were 

existing during the 

appropriate BART-eligible 

date range (August 1962-

1977) were researched. Staff 

was able to qualify which 

facilities fell in the 26 

BART-eligible categories. 

(ie. fossil-fuel fired steam 

electric plants and a Portland 

cement plant). 

SO2, NOx, VOC, 

PM10 

Permit files and database along 

with supplemental information 

from sources. 

Permit files and database 

along with supplemental 

information from sources. 

No. We are 

still 

concerned 

about the 

issue 

regarding 

if a source 

is BARTeligible for 

one 

pollutant 

does this 

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Responses 

State Q4a Q4b Q4c Q4d Q4e Q4f Q4g Q4h 

service if the construction 

data was not known. 

3. The facilities that met 

both these requirements 

were then review to 

determine if they emitted 

greater than 250 TYP. 

4. A letter was sent to the 

facilities that fell in or 

near these requirements 

during our research to 

obtain more information 

in regards to BART 

eligibility regarding the 

construction/start-up dates 

and the PTE. 

mean that 

the 

facilities 

needs to 

apply 

BART to 

all 

pollutants. 

(The "in 

for one- in 

for all" 

issue). 

OR 

SD 

UT Used 1996 inventory for 

SO2, NOx, PM10 and VOC 

as a screening tool (all 

sources with emissions 

greater than 100 TPY). 

Narrowed the list by 

comparing with current list of 

Title V sources (non-Title V 

sources have a potential to 

emit of <100 TPY, by 

definition). Talked to 

knowledgeable staff in 

permitting section to 

determine construction dates, 

and followed this with a 

review of the files. 

Utah's 1996 inventory and 

list of Title V sources. 

Most of the categories are 

straightforward. Used SIC 

codes for others. We are still 

analyzing a few categories to 

see if we need to re-look at 

any excluded sources 

SO2, NOx, VOC, 

PM10 

Used inventory as screening 

tool (sources >100 TPY). Then 

looked at calculated allowable 

emissions in the source's 

Approval Order (permit). 

File reviews and discussion 

with knowledgeable 

permitting staff. In some 

cases, we contacted the source 

to find out when a major unit 

was constructed. 

If the modifications went 

through PSD review, or if 

the permit contains an 

enforceable limit to avoid 

PSD review, the source was 

not considered to be 

BART-eligible. 

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Part I: Question 5 

5. The BART database needs to contain certain data elements for each plant and eligible 

unit. Please indicate if you collected any or all of the following information while 

compiling your BART-list: 

a. Source Name 

b. Source Address 

c. Source (Plant) ID 

d. Latitude/Longitude 

e. Unit level IDs 

f. Unit descriptions 

g. Unit Capacities 

h. Unit Operational Date 

i. Unit Reconstruction Date (if applicable) 

j. Standard Industry Classification (SIC) Codes 

k. Source Classification Codes (SCCs) 

l. Process Description 

m. Stack parameters 

i. Stack height 

ii. Stack temperature 

iii. Stack flowrate 

iv. Stack diameter 

v. Stack velocity 

n. Potential to Emit: 

i. VOCs 

ii. NOX 

iii. SO2 

iv. PM2.5 

v. PM10 

vi. NH3 

o. Actual Emissions: 

i. VOCs 

ii. NOX 

iii. SO2 

iv. PM2.5 

v. PM10 

vi. NH3 

p. Year of Emissions 

q. BART-eligible vs. BART-potential 

Please list other data elements not listed above: 
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esponses 

State Q5a Q5b Q5c Q5d Q5e Q5f Q5g Q5h Q5i Q5j Q5k Q5l Q5m Q5n Q5o Q5p Q5q Otherdata elementsnot listed 

CO Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Yi, ii, 

iii, v 

i, ii, 

iii, v 

Y Y 

Notethatwedonotcompletedataforalltheabove 

parametersforallpotentiallyaffectedfacilities. Additional 

work, includingsome qualityassurance, maybeneeded. 

ID Y Y Y i, ii, 

iii, v, 

iv 

MT Y WhileIwas notthatthoroughindatacollectionin 

myfirststabatthiseffort(whichwas accomplished 

almost2yearsago), mostofthisinformation canbe 

readilyfoundin ourdatabase 

ND Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Yi, ii, 

iii, iv, 

v 

i, ii, 

iii, v, 

vi 

i, ii, 

iii, v, 

vi 

Y YStackbaseelevation. 

NM Y Allotherdataelements(btoq)are housedin our 

emissionsinventorydatabase aswell asin our 

submittalstotheNEI 

NV Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Yi, ii, 

iii, iv, 

v 

i, ii, 

iii, v 

i, ii, 

iii, v 

Y Y 

Someofthedata elementscheckedaboveare 

availableonlythroughpaper copies (theolder 

informationisnotavailable electronically). 

AlsotheActual Emissions pollutantshaveonly 

been reportedsince 1995, andnot allofthese 

pollutantswere reportedinthe earlier years. 

SD Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Yi, ii, 

iii, iv, 

v 

i, ii, 

iii, iv, 

v 

i, ii, 

iii, iv, 

v 

Y Y 

UT Someoftheaboveinformationisavailablein our 

inventorydatabase. Wedid notcollectany 

additionalinformationforBART-eligiblesources. 

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Part I: Question 6 

6. Information on controls in place is of particular importance. Have you collected the 

following information with respect to your sources?: 

a. The control device system associated with each BART unit? 

b. A brief description of the overall control device system? 

c. The percent effectiveness of the control device (percent control efficiency)? 

d. The percent capture efficiency, i.e., percentage capture efficiency of the 

entire control system? 

e. Total capture control efficiency - the collective (aggregate) value for all controls? 

f. The limited potential to emit associated with the control device 

system? 

Responses 

State Q6a Q6b Q6c Q6d Q6e Q6f 

CO Y Y Y Y 

ID 

MT 

ND Y Y 

NM Y Y Y Y Y Y 

NV Y Y 

SD Y Y Y Y Y Y 

UT 
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Part I: Question 7 

7. Can you identify the BART source category for each source on your list (if you have not 

already done so)? 

State Q7 – Response 

CO Yes, Probably. 

ID The source category can be identified, but is not included on the list. 

MT Y 

ND Yes. They are all fossil fuel steam electric plants except one. That one is a fossil fuel fired 

boiler greater than 250 MMBtu/hr. 

NM Already completed by Jim Shively. See Excel spreadsheet. 

NV Y 

OR To be determined. 

SD Y 

UT Y 
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Part I: Question 8 

8. Do you have an electronic list of all the sources in your state that are required to have 

Title V permits? If yes, can we get a copy of this list? 

State Q8 - Response 

CO Y 

ID Yes, copy is attached to email. 

MT Y 

ND Yes, file attached to email. 

NM Yes, please specify what data elements you would like included in the list, i.e. facility name, 

contact, emissions, etc. 

NV Y 

OR Perhaps. Need to check on this further. 

SD Y 

UT This information is available on our Web site. 
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Part I: Question 9 

9. Do you have any concerns about the dissemination or handling of this information? This 

is a general question, but may include any concerns you have regarding legal or 

confidentiality issues. 

State Q9 – Response 

CO Lists of Title V sources are not a problem. Some information in our databases and permit 

files is confidential business information and cannot be released. 

ID N 

MT N 

ND N 

NM N 

NV For the facilities in our jurisidiction, as long as this information is handled as a tool to help 

states (and locals) to determine BART potential sources and the results are not published or 

reported to other agencies, we do not have any concerns about ERG handling this 

information. We do not want this information to be used for other reports outside the scope 

of the contract with the WRAP. 

SD N 

OR Yes. We have some concerns. 

UT We are not yet ready to distribute our draft analysis as described earlier. We also recognize 

that EPA's guidance is not yet final. We do not want to say definitely that a source is or is 

not BART-eligible, although for the power plant units already identified, we are pretty sure 

that they will be BART-eligible under the final guidelines. 
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Part I: Question 10 

10. Is there any specific assistance that you would like from us to complete your BART 

identification? 

State Q10 - Response 

CO Yes. We would like a chance to sit down with a knowledgeable person and review the data 

we have to identify any gaps and clarifications that may be needed. 

ID N 

MT We'd like help determining if the one source in question qualifies. 

ND N 

NM N 

NV As stated in question #1, we would like assistance in identifying any potential BART-eligible 

sources in Washoe and Clark counties for regional haze purposes. We also would like 

assistance in documenting and determining that we have a complete list for Nevada, especially 

since the new BART rulings. 

SD I would like verification on Pete Lien and Sons. 

OR We will likely need assistance to do this work. 

UT Not at this time. 
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Part II – Question 1 

1. Is there any specific assistance you would like from us with respect to identifying BARTeligible sources in your jurisdiction? 

State Q1 – Response 

OR Yes, unknown at this time what assistance will be needed. 

WA Yes, we want you to identify them pursuant to the WRAP-BART contract. 

WY We need assistance in finalizing the BART list. To assist you in the process, we will develop 

a preliminary list before you come on site 
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Part II – Question 2 

2. If yes, are you interested in having us come on site to look at your permit and other files? 

Is the information centralized or is it spread among multiple offices? Can we make 

copies of relevant documents? 

State Q2 – Response 

WA Yes 

Multiple: 

 Ecology: 

 Air Quality Program, Industrial Section, Eastern and Central Regional Offices 

 Local Air Quality Control Agencies: 

 Northwest Air Pollution Authority (NWAPA) 

 Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA) 

 Olympic Regional Clean Air Authority (ORCAA) 

 Southwest Clean Air Authority (SWCAA) 

 Yakima Regional Cean Air Authority (YRCAA) 

 Benton Clean Air Authority (BCAA) 

 Spokane County Air Pollution Control Authority (SCAPCA) 

OR Perhaps. Will have to check into this. 

WY Yes, we would like your on site assistance in completing this project. Files are all located in 

Cheyenne and are available for copying. 
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Part II – Question 3 

3. Do you have an electronic list of all the sources in your state that are required to have 

Title V permits? If yes, can we get a copy of this list? 

State Q3 - Response 

OR Yes, Need to check on providing copy. 

WA We don't seem to have a single list, however, we'll look again. Otherwise, Ecology has one list 

of its sources, and the local agencies each have their list. All would be public information. 

WY I have included an electronic copy of the Title V source 
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Part II – Question 4 

4. Do you have any concerns about the dissemination or handling of this information? This 

is a general question, but may include any concerns you have regarding legal or 

confidentiality issues. 

State Q4 – Response 

OR Y 

WA N 

WY N 

 
APPENDIX D 

STATE PROCEDURES FOR BART 
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Appendix D: Summary of Procedures Used by States in Developing Preliminary 

BART Source Lists 

Both Montana and South Dakota utilized the three BART criteria in their BARTeligibility procedures: within the 26 BART categories; operation starting between 

August 7, 1962 and August 7, 1977; and potential emissions of 250 tons per year or 

greater for any of the visibility pollutants. Actual application of the BART-eligibility 

procedures in Montana and South Dakota resulted in only a small number of BARTeligible sources (i.e., two eligible and one potential source in Montana and one eligible 

and one potential source in South Dakota). 

The South Dakota procedure first identified the number of candidate facilities in each of 

the 26 BART categories. After listing the number of facilities under each category, a 

unit-level table was set up for each table. The following unit information was input into 

seven table columns: unit name, operation date, maximum capacity, TSP emissions, SO2

emissions, NOx emissions, and VOC emissions. The final column in the unit-level table 

was to indicate whether a unit and/or facility were BART-eligible or not. 

The Montana procedure was laid out in a step-by-step fashion that appears to have been 

designed for use by permitting staff who do not necessarily have experience with BART. 

The stepwise methodology was evident by the tables that asked a series of questions 

related to unit operation and reconstruction dates. The methodology also identified 

which combinations of answers lead to a facility being carried forward to the next criteria 

check and which combinations lead to a facility being eliminated from the BART 

analysis. The potential to emit analysis for Montana included additional pollutants than 

those requested in South Dakota. Montana’s BART eligibility procedure included 

potential emissions for SO2, NOx, PM2.5, PM10, VOC, and ammonia (NH3). 

Although Idaho, Nevada, North Dakota and Utah did not provide their specific procedure 

documents, their survey responses reveal some information about their methods. For 

these states, other inventory resources were used as the starting point of their BARTeligibility procedure. More specifically Idaho and North Dakota began their procedure 

by comparing the 26 BART source categories against their list of Title V sources. 

Nevada used a similar procedure; however it is unclear whether they began with a larger 

list of permits. Utah obtained a listing of all sources with emissions greater than 100 tons 

per year from their 1996 inventory and compared these against their current Title V 

sources. The BART-eligibility criteria were then applied to this narrowed list of sources. 

Colorado and New Mexico did not provide descriptions of their methods in their survey 

responses, but some of their process is discernible from their lists of potentially BARTeligible sources that they submitted. Colorado created a list of its Title V facilities and 

then added columns indicating the SIC group for the facility, the potential to emit for 

relevant pollutants, and the “year started”. It then carried forward facilities to a list of 

potentially “BARTable” sources if the source had emissions greater than 250 TPY 

potential to emit (PTE) for one or more pollutants. Some of the facilities on this list have 

dates outside the BART window so it is not clear why these facilities were carried 

forward to this list. New Mexico apparently searched the National Emissions Inventory 
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(NEI) using a Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) and Source Classification Code 

(SCC) lookup table to assign BART categories. This lookup table differs from the ones 

listed in this document. The New Mexico list also has columns for dates when the unit 

was “in existence” and “began operation”. Although all sources are designated as 

BART-eligible, there are sources listed that fall outside the BART window. For example, 

Phelps Dodge, a copper smelter, began operation in the 1930s. 
APPENDIX E 

BART CATEGORY-SIC/SCC/NAICS/MACT CROSSWALK
Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 1808-1 Utility Boilers: Coal

MACT 1808-2 Utility Boilers: Natural Gas

MACT 1808-3 Utility Boilers: Oil

NAICS 221112 Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation

NAICS 221119 Other Electric Power Generation

NAICS 221121 Electric Bulk Power Transmission and Control

NAICS 221122 Electric Power Distribution

SCC 10100101 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Anthracite Coal, Pulverized Coal

SCC 10100102 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Anthracite Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker

SCC 10100201 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100202 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100203 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cyclone Furnace (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100204 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Spreader Stoker (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100205 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100211 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Wet Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100212 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100215 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cell Burner (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100217 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion: Bubbling Bed (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10100218 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion: Circulating Bed (Bitum. Coal)

SCC 10100221 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100222 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100223 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cyclone Furnace (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100224 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Spreader Stoker (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100225 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100226 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom Tangential (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100235 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cell Burner (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10100238 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion - Circulating Bed (subbitum coal)

SCC 10100300 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom

SCC 10100301 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom, Wall Fired

SCC 10100302 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom, Tangential Fired

SCC 10100303 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Cyclone Furnace

SCC 10100304 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker

SCC 10100306 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Spreader Stoker

SCC 10100316 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed ** (See 101003-17 & -18)

SCC 10100317 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion - Bubbling Bed

SCC 10100318 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Lignite, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion - Circulating Bed

SCC 10100401 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Residual Oil, Grade 6 Oil: Normal Firing

SCC 10100404 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Residual Oil, Grade 6 Oil: Tangential Firing

SCC 10100405 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Residual Oil, Grade 5 Oil: Normal Firing

SCC 10100406 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Residual Oil, Grade 5 Oil: Tangential Firing

SCC 10100501 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Distillate Oil, Grades 1 and 2 Oil

SCC 10100504 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Distillate Oil, Grade 4 Oil: Normal Firing

SCC 10100505 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Distillate Oil, Grade 4 Oil: Tangential Firing

SCC 10100601 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Natural Gas, Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except Tangential

SCC 10100602 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Natural Gas, Boilers < 100 Million Btu/hr except Tangential

SCC 10100604 External Combustion Boilers, Electric Generation, Natural Gas, Tangentially Fired Units

SCC 2101001000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Anthracite Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2101002000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2101003000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Lignite Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2101004000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Distillate Oil, Total: Boilers and IC Engines

SCC 2101004001 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Distillate Oil, All Boiler Types

SCC 2101005000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Residual Oil, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2101006000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Natural Gas, Total: Boilers and IC Engines

SCC 2101006001 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Natural Gas, All Boiler Types

SCC 2101006002 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Electric Utility, Natural Gas, All IC Engine Types

SIC 4911 Electric, Gas, And Sanitary Services, Electric Services, Electric services

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 212111 Bituminous Coal and Lignite Surface Mining

NAICS 212112 Bituminous Coal Underground Mining

NAICS 212113 Anthracite Mining

NAICS 213113 Support Activities for Coal Mining

NAICS 324199 All Other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

SCC 30501001 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Fluidized Bed

SCC 30501002 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Flash or Suspension

SCC 30501003 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Multilouvered

SCC 30501004 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Rotary

SCC 30501005 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Cascade

SCC 30501006 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Continuous Carrier

SCC 30501007 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Screen

SCC 30501008 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Unloading

SCC 30501009 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Raw Coal Storage

SCC 30501010 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Crushing

SCC 30501011 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Coal Transfer

SCC 30501012 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Screening

SCC 30501013 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Air Tables

SCC 30501014 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Cleaned Coal Storage

SCC 30501015 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Loading

SCC 30501016 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Loading: Clean Coal

SCC 30501017 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Secondary Crushing

SCC 30501021 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Overburden Removal

SCC 30501022 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Drilling/Blasting

SCC 30501023 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Loading

SCC 30501024 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Hauling

SCC 30501030 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Topsoil Removal

SCC 30501031 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Scrapers: Travel Mode

SCC 30501032 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Topsoil Unloading

SCC 30501033 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Overburden

SCC 30501034 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Coal Seam: Drilling

SCC 30501035 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Blasting: Coal Overburden

SCC 30501036 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Dragline: Overburden Removal

SCC 30501037 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Truck Loading: Overburden

SCC 30501038 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Truck Loading: Coal

SCC 30501039 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Hauling: Haul Trucks

SCC 30501040 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Truck Unloading: End Dump - Coal

SCC 30501041 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Truck Unloading: Bottom Dump - Coal

SCC 30501042 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Truck Unloading: Bottom Dump - Overburden

SCC 30501043 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Open Storage Pile: Coal

SCC 30501044 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Train Loading: Coal

SCC 30501045 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Bulldozing: Overburden

SCC 30501046 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Bulldozing: Coal

SCC 30501047 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Grading

SCC 30501048 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Overburden Replacement

SCC 30501049 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Wind Erosion: Exposed Areas

SCC 30501050 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Vehicle Traffic: Light/Medium Vehicles

SCC 30501051 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Surface Mining Operations: Open Storage Pile: Spoils

SCC 30501060 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Surface Mining Operations: Primary Crusher

SCC 30501061 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Surface Mining Operations: Secondary Crusher

SCC 30501062 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Surface Mining Operations: Screens

SCC 30501090 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Haul Roads: General

SCC 30501099 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305310), Other Not Classified

SCC 30531001 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Fluidized Bed

SCC 30531002 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Flash or Suspension

SCC 30531003 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Multilouvered

SCC 30531004 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Rotary

SCC 30531005 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Cascade

SCC 30531006 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Continuous Carrier

SCC 30531007 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Screen

SCC 30531008 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Unloading

SCC 30531009 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Raw Coal Storage

SCC 30531010 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Crushing

SCC 30531011 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Coal Transfer

SCC 30531012 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Screening

SCC 30531013 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Air Tables

SCC 30531014 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Cleaned Coal Storage

SCC 30531015 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Loading

SCC 30531016 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Loading: Clean Coal

SCC 30531017 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Secondary Crushing

SCC 30531090 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Haul Roads: General

SCC 30531099 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Coal Mining, Cleaning, and Material Handling (See 305010), Other Not Classified

SIC 1100

SIC 1221 Coal Mining, Bituminous Coal and Lignite Mining, Bituminous coal and lignite--surface

SIC 1222 Coal Mining, Bituminous Coal and Lignite Mining, Bituminous coal--underground

SIC 1231 Coal Mining, Anthracite Mining, Anthracite mining

SIC 1241 Coal Mining, Coal Mining Services, Coal mining services

SIC 2999 Petroleum And Coal Products, Misc. Petroleum and Coal Products, Petroleum and coal products, nec

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 1626-1 Pulp & Paper Production - Pulping and Bleaching Systems at Kraft, Soda, Sulfite, and Semichemical Pulping Mills (Subpart S)

MACT 1626-2 Pulp & Paper Production - Chemical Recovery Combustion Sources at Kraft, Soda, Sulfite, and Stand-alone Semichemical Pulping Mills (Subpart MM)

NAICS 32211 Pulp Mills

NAICS 32213 Paperboard Mills

NAICS 32213 Paperboard Mills

NAICS 322121 Paper (except Newsprint) Mills

NAICS 322122 Newsprint Mills

SCC 30700101 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Digester Relief and Blow Tank

SCC 30700102 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Washer/Screens

SCC 30700103 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Multi-effect Evaporator

SCC 30700104 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Recovery Furnace/Direct Contact Evaporator

SCC 30700105 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Smelt Dissolving Tank

SCC 30700106 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Lime Kiln

SCC 30700107 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Turpentine Condenser

SCC 30700108 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Fluid Bed Calciner

SCC 30700109 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Liquor Oxidation Tower

SCC 30700110 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Recovery Furnace/Indirect Contact Evaporator

SCC 30700111 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Filtrate Tanks

SCC 30700112 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Lime Mud Washers

SCC 30700113 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Lime Mud Filter System

SCC 30700114 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Bleaching Reactors

SCC 30700115 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Chlorine Dioxide

SCC 30700116 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Turpentine Loading Facilities

SCC 30700117 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Condensate Strippers

SCC 30700118 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Liquor Clarifiers

SCC 30700119 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Boiler Ash Handling

SCC 30700120 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Stock Washing/Screening

SCC 30700121 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Wastewater: General

SCC 30700122 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Causticizing: General

SCC 30700199 Industrial Processes, Pulp and Paper and Wood Products, Sulfate (Kraft) Pulping, Other Not Classified

SIC 2611 Paper And Allied Products, Pulp Mills, Pulp mills

SIC 2621 Paper And Allied Products, Paper Mills, Paper mills

SIC 2631 Paper And Allied Products, Paperboard Mills, Paperboard mills

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0410 Portland Cement Manufacturing

NAICS 32731 Cement Manufacturing

SCC 30500606 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Kilns

SCC 30500607 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30500608 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Material Piles

SCC 30500609 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Primary Crushing

SCC 30500610 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Secondary Crushing

SCC 30500611 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Screening

SCC 30500612 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Material Transfer

SCC 30500613 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Material Grinding and Drying

SCC 30500614 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Clinker Cooler

SCC 30500615 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Clinker Piles

SCC 30500616 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Clinker Transfer

SCC 30500617 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Clinker Grinding

SCC 30500618 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Cement Silos

SCC 30500619 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Cement Load Out

SCC 30500620 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Predryer

SCC 30500621 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Pulverized Coal Kiln Feed Units

SCC 30500622 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Preheater Kiln

SCC 30500623 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Preheater/Precalciner Kiln

SCC 30500624 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Mill Feed Belt

SCC 30500625 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Mill Weigh Hopper

SCC 30500626 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Raw Mill Air Separator

SCC 30500627 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Finish Grinding Mill Feed Belt

SCC 30500628 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Finish Grinding Mill Weigh Hopper

SCC 30500629 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Finish Grinding Mill Air Separator

SCC 30500699 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Dry Process), Other Not Classified

SCC 30500706 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Kilns

SCC 30500707 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30500708 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Raw Material Piles

SCC 30500709 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Primary Crushing

SCC 30500710 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Secondary Crushing

SCC 30500711 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Screening

SCC 30500712 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Raw Material Transfer

SCC 30500714 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Clinker Cooler

SCC 30500715 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Clinker Piles

SCC 30500716 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Clinker Transfer

SCC 30500717 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Clinker Grinding

SCC 30500718 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Cement Silos

SCC 30500719 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Cement Load Out

SCC 30500727 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Finish Grinding Mill Feed Belt

SCC 30500728 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Finish Grinding Mill Weigh Hopper

SCC 30500729 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Finish Grinding Mill Air Separator

SCC 30500799 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Cement Manufacturing (Wet Process), Other Not Classified

SIC 3241 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Cement, Hydraulic, Cement, hydraulic

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

NAICS 331419 Primary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum)

SCC 30303002 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Multiple Hearth Roaster

SCC 30303003 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Strand

SCC 30303005 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Vertical Retort/Electrothermal Furnace

SCC 30303006 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Electrolytic Processor

SCC 30303007 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Flash Roaster

SCC 30303008 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Fluid Bed Roaster

SCC 30303009 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Raw Material Handling and Transfer

SCC 30303010 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Breaking and Cooling

SCC 30303011 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Zinc Casting

SCC 30303012 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30303013 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Suspension Roaster

SCC 30303014 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Crushing/Screening

SCC 30303015 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Zinc Melting

SCC 30303016 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Alloying

SCC 30303017 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Leaching

SCC 30303018 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Purification

SCC 30303019 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant Wind Box

SCC 30303020 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant Discharge and Screens

SCC 30303021 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Retort Furnace

SCC 30303022 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Flue Dust Handling

SCC 30303023 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Dross Handling

SCC 30303024 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Roasting: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30303025 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant, Wind Box: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30303026 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant, Discharge Screens: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30303027 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Retort Building: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30303028 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Casting: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30303029 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Electric Retort

SCC 30303099 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Other Not Classified

SIC 3300 Primary metal industries

SIC 3339 Primary Metal Industries, Primary Nonferrous Metals, Primary nonferrous metals, nec

SIC 3399 Primary Metal Industries, Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products, Primary metal products, nec

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0305 Integrated Iron & Steel Manufacturing

MACT 0308 Iron Foundries

MACT 0309 Steel Foundries

NAICS 324199 All Other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

NAICS 331112 Electrometallurgical Ferroalloy Product Manufacturing

NAICS 331511 Iron Foundries

NAICS 331512 Steel Investment Foundries

NAICS 331513 Steel Foundries (except Investment)

SCC 30300801 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Ore Charging

SCC 30300802 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Agglomerate Charging

SCC 30300804 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Loader: Hi-Silt

SCC 30300805 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Loader: Low-Silt

SCC 30300808 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Slag Crushing and Sizing

SCC 30300809 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Slag Removal and Dumping

SCC 30300811 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Raw Material Stockpiles, Coke Breeze, Limestone, Ore Fines

SCC 30300812 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Raw Material Transfer/Handling

SCC 30300813 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Windbox

SCC 30300814 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Discharge End

SCC 30300815 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Sinter Breaker

SCC 30300816 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Hot Screening

SCC 30300817 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Cooler

SCC 30300818 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Cold Screening

SCC 30300819 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Sinter Process (Combined Code includes 15,16,17,18)

SCC 30300820 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Sinter Conveyor: Transfer Station

SCC 30300821 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Unload Ore, Pellets, Limestone, into Blast Furnace

SCC 30300822 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Raw Material Stockpile: Ore, Pellets, Limestone, Coke, Sinter

SCC 30300823 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Charge Materials: Transfer/Handling

SCC 30300824 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Blast Heating Stoves

SCC 30300825 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Cast House

SCC 30300826 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Blast Furnace Slips

SCC 30300827 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Lump Ore Unloading

SCC 30300828 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Blast Furnace: Local Evacuation

SCC 30300829 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Blast Furnace: Taphole and Trough

SCC 30300831 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Unpaved Roads: Light Duty Vehicles

SCC 30300832 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Unpaved Roads: Medium Duty Vehicles

SCC 30300833 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Unpaved Roads: Heavy Duty Vehicles

SCC 30300834 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Paved Roads: All Vehicle Types

SCC 30300841 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Flue Dust Unloading

SCC 30300842 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Blended Ore Unloading

SCC 30300899 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), See Comment **

SCC 30300901 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Open Hearth Furnace: Stack

SCC 30300904 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Electric Arc Furnace: Alloy Steel (Stack)

SCC 30300906 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Charging: Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30300907 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Tapping: Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30300908 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Electric Arc Furnace: Carbon Steel (Stack)

SCC 30300910 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Pickling

SCC 30300911 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Soaking Pits

SCC 30300912 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Grinding

SCC 30300913 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Basic Oxygen Furnace: Open Hood-Stack

SCC 30300914 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Basic Oxygen Furnace: Closed Hood-Stack

SCC 30300915 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Hot Metal (Iron) Transfer to Steelmaking Furnace

SCC 30300916 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Charging: BOF

SCC 30300917 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Tapping: BOF

SCC 30300918 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Charging: Open Hearth

SCC 30300919 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Tapping: Open Hearth

SCC 30300920 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Hot Metal Desulfurization

SCC 30300921 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Teeming (Unleaded Steel)

SCC 30300922 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Continuous Casting

SCC 30300923 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Steel Furnace Slag Tapping and Dumping

SCC 30300924 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Steel Furnace Slag Processing

SCC 30300925 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Teeming (Leaded Steel)

SCC 30300926 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Electric Induction Furnace

SCC 30300927 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Steel Scrap Preheater

SCC 30300928 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Argon-oxygen Decarburization

SCC 30300929 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Steel Plate Burner/Torch Cutter

SCC 30300930 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Q-BOP Melting and Refining

SCC 30300931 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Hot Rolling

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30300932 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Scarfing

SCC 30300933 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Reheat Furnaces

SCC 30300934 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Heat Treating Furnaces: Annealing

SCC 30300935 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Cold Rolling

SCC 30300936 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Coating: Tin, Zinc, etc.

SCC 30300998 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Other Not Classified

SCC 30300999 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Steel Manufacturing (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Other Not Classified

SCC 30301501 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Integrated Iron and Steel Foundries

SCC 30301502 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Raw Materials Handling

SCC 30301503 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Windbox

SCC 30301504 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Discharge End

SCC 30301505 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Cooler

SCC 30301506 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Cold Screen

SCC 30301510 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Blast Furnace: Slip

SCC 30301511 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Blast Furnace: Charging

SCC 30301512 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Blast Furnace: Casting, Uncontrolled Casthouse Roof Monitor

SCC 30301513 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Blast Furnace: Casting, Furnace with Local Evacuation

SCC 30301514 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Blast Furnace: Taphole and Trough Only

SCC 30301518 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Hot Metal Desulfurization

SCC 30301520 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Basic Oxygen Furnace (BOF)

SCC 30301521 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), BOF, Top Blown Furnace: Charging

SCC 30301522 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), BOF, Top Blown Furnace: Melting and Refining

SCC 30301523 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), BOF, Top Blown Furnace: Tapping

SCC 30301524 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), BOF, Top Blown Furnace: Hot Metal Transfer

SCC 30301530 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), QBOP: Melting and Refining

SCC 30301540 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Electric Arc Furnace (EAF): Charging

SCC 30301541 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), EAF: Melting and Refining

SCC 30301542 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), EAF: Tapping

SCC 30301543 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), EAF: Slagging

SCC 30301550 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Open Hearth Furnace: Charging

SCC 30301551 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Open Hearth Furnace: Melting and Refining

SCC 30301552 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Open Hearth Furnace: Tapping

SCC 30301553 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Open Hearth Furnace: Hot Metal Transfer

SCC 30301554 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Open Hearth Furnace: Slagging

SCC 30301560 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Teeming: Leaded Steel

SCC 30301561 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Teeming: Unleaded Steel

SCC 30301570 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Machine Scarfing

SCC 30301571 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Manual Scarfing

SCC 30301580 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Miscellaneous Combustion Sources

SCC 30301581 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Miscellaneous Combustion Sources: Blast Furnace Stoves

SCC 30301582 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Miscellaneous Combustion Sources: Boilers

SCC 30301583 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Miscellaneous Combustion Sources: Soaking Pits

SCC 30301584 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Miscellaneous Combustion Sources: Reheat Furnaces

SCC 30301590 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Open Dust Sources

SCC 30301591 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Continuous Drop: Conveyor Transfer Station

SCC 30301592 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Pile Formation Stacker: Pellet Ore

SCC 30301593 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Pile Formation Stacker: Lump Ore

SCC 30301594 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Pile Formation Stacker: Coal

SCC 30301595 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Batch Drops Front End Loader Truck: High Silt Slag

SCC 30301596 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Batch Drops Front End Loader Truck: Low Silt Slag

SCC 2303020000 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production: SIC 33, Iron and Steel Foundries, Total

SIC 3312 Primary Metal Industries, Blast Furnace and Basic Steel Products, Blast furnaces and steel mills

SIC 3321 Primary Metal Industries, Iron and Steel Foundries, Gray and ductile iron foundries

SIC 3322 Primary Metal Industries, Iron and Steel Foundries, Malleable iron foundries

SIC 3324 Primary Metal Industries, Iron and Steel Foundries, Steel investment foundries

SIC 3325 Primary Metal Industries, Iron and Steel Foundries, Steel foundries, nec

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0201 Primary Aluminum Production

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

NAICS 331312 Primary Aluminum Production

SCC 30300101 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Prebaked Reduction Cell

SCC 30300102 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Horizontal Stud Soderberg Cell

SCC 30300103 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Vertical Stud Soderberg Cell

SCC 30300104 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Materials Handling

SCC 30300105 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Anode Baking Furnace

SCC 30300106 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Degassing

SCC 30300107 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Roof Vents

SCC 30300108 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Prebake: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300109 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), H.S.S.: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300110 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), V.S.S.: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300111 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Anode Baking: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300199 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Aluminum Ore (Electro-reduction), Not Classified **

SIC 3334 Primary Metal Industries, Primary Nonferrous Metals, Primary aluminum

SIC 3399 Primary Metal Industries, Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products, Primary metal products, nec

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0203 Primary Copper Smelting

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

NAICS 331411 Primary Smelting and Refining of Copper

SCC 30300502 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Multiple Hearth Roaster

SCC 30300503 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Reverberatory Smelting Furnace after Roaster

SCC 30300504 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Converter (All Configurations)

SCC 30300505 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Fire (Furnace) Refining

SCC 30300506 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Ore Concentrate Dryer

SCC 30300507 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Reverberatory Smelting Furnace w/ Ore Charge w/o Roasting

SCC 30300508 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Refined Metal Finishing Operations

SCC 30300509 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Fluidized Bed Roaster

SCC 30300510 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Electric Smelting Furnace

SCC 30300511 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Electrolytic Refining

SCC 30300512 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Flash Smelting

SCC 30300513 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Roasting: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300514 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Reverberatory Furnace: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300515 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Converter: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300516 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Anode Refining Furnace: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300517 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Slag Cleaning Furnace: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300518 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Converter Slag Return: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300519 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Unpaved Road Traffic: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30300521 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Noranda Reactor

SCC 30300522 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Slag Cleaning Furnace

SCC 30300523 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Reverberatory Furnace with Converter

SCC 30300524 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, AFT MHR+RF/FBR+EF

SCC 30300525 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Fluid Bed Roaster with Reverberatory Furnace and Converter

SCC 30300526 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Dryer with Electric Furnace and Cleaning Furnace and Convertor

SCC 30300527 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Dryer with Flash Furnace and Converter

SCC 30300528 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Norander Reactor and Converter

SCC 30300529 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Multiple Hearth Roaster with Reverberatory Furnace and Converter

SCC 30300530 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Fluid Bed Roaster with Electric Furnace and Converter

SCC 30300531 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Reverberatory Furnace After Multiple Hearth Roaster

SCC 30300532 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Reverberatory Furnace After Fluid Bed Roaster

SCC 30300533 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Electric Furnace After Concentrate Dryer

SCC 30300534 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Flash Furnace After Concentrate Dryer

SCC 30300535 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Electric Furnace After Fluid Bed Roaster

SCC 30300541 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Concentrate Dryer Followed by Noranda Reactors and Converter

SCC 30300599 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Primary Copper Smelting, Other Not Classified

SIC 3331 Primary Metal Industries, Primary Nonferrous Metals, Primary copper

SIC 3399 Primary Metal Industries, Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products, Primary metal products, nec

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 1802 Municipal Waste Combustors

NAICS 56292 Materials Recovery Facilities

NAICS 562111 Solid Waste Collection

NAICS 562112 Hazardous Waste Collection

NAICS 562119 Other Waste Collection

NAICS 562211 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

NAICS 562212 Solid Waste Landfill

NAICS 562213 Solid Waste Combustors and Incinerators

NAICS 562219 Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

SCC 50100101 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Starved Air: Multiple Chamber

SCC 50100102 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Mass Burn: Single Chamber

SCC 50100103 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Refuse Derived Fuel

SCC 50100104 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Mass Burn Refractory Wall Combustor

SCC 50100105 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Mass Burn Waterwall Combustor

SCC 50100106 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Mass Burn Rotary Waterwall Combustor

SCC 50100107 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Modular Excess Air Combustor

SCC 50100108 Waste Disposal, Solid Waste Disposal - Government, Municipal Incineration, Fluidized Bed: Refuse Derived Fuel

SIC 4953 Electric, Gas, And Sanitary Services, Sanitary Services, Refuse systems

BART-09 Municipal Incinerators

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 325188 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325998 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

SCC 30101202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Rotary Kiln: Acid Reactor

SCC 30101203 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Grinding/Drying

SCC 30101204 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Handling Silos

SCC 30101205 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Transfer

SCC 30101206 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Tail Gas Vent

SCC 30101207 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Drying Kiln: Fuel Combustion

SCC 30101208 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Rotary Kiln: Fuel Combustion

SCC 30101299 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Absorber Tail Gas (Pre-1970 Facilities)

SCC 30101302 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Absorber Tail Gas (Post-1970 Facilities)

SCC 30101303 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Nitric Acid Concentrators (Pre-1970)

SCC 30101304 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Nitric Acid Concentrators (Post-1970)

SCC 30101399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Other Not Classified

SCC 30102201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Chamber Process), General

SCC 30102301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 99.9% Conversion

SCC 30102304 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 99.5% Conversion

SCC 30102306 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 99.0% Conversion

SCC 30102308 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 98.0% Conversion

SCC 30102310 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 97.0% Conversion

SCC 30102312 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 96.0% Conversion

SCC 30102314 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 95.0% Conversion

SCC 30102316 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 94.0% Conversion

SCC 30102318 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 93.0% Conversion

SCC 30102319 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Concentrator

SCC 30102320 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Tank Car and Truck Unloading

SCC 30102321 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Storage Tank Vent

SCC 30102322 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Process Equipment Leaks

SCC 30102323 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Sulfur Melting and Filtering

SCC 30102324 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Oleum Tower

SCC 30102325 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Gas Cleaning and Cooling

SCC 30102330 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Combustion Chamber

SCC 30102331 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Drying Tower

SCC 30102332 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Convertor

SCC 30102399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Other Not Classified

SCC 30107001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing (General), Fugitive Leaks

SCC 30107002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing (General), Storage/Transfer

SIC 2819 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec

SIC 2899 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Chemical preparations, nec

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0502 Petroleum Refineries - Catalytic Cracking, Catalytic Reforming, & Sulfur Plant Units

MACT 0503 Petroleum Refineries - Other Sources Not Distinctly Listed

NAICS 32411 Petroleum Refineries

SCC 30600101 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Oil-fired **

SCC 30600102 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Gas-fired **

SCC 30600103 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Oil-fired

SCC 30600104 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Gas-fired

SCC 30600105 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Natural Gas-fired

SCC 30600106 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Process Gas-fired

SCC 30600107 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, LPG-fired

SCC 30600108 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Landfill Gas-fired

SCC 30600111 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Oil-fired (No. 6 Oil) > 100 Million Btu Capacity

SCC 30600199 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Process Heaters, Other Not Classified

SCC 30600201 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Cracking Units, Fluid Catalytic Cracking Unit

SCC 30600202 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Cracking Units, Catalyst Handling System

SCC 30600301 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Cracking Units, Thermal Catalytic Cracking Unit

SCC 30600401 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Blowdown Systems, Blowdown System with Vapor Recovery System with Flaring

SCC 30600402 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Blowdown Systems, Blowdown System w/o Controls

SCC 30600503 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Process Drains and Wastewater Separators

SCC 30600504 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Process Drains and Wastewater Separators

SCC 30600505 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Wastewater Treatment w/o Separator

SCC 30600506 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Wastewater Treatment w/o Separator

SCC 30600508 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Oil/Water Separator

SCC 30600510 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Liquid-Liquid Separator: Hydrocarbon/Amine

SCC 30600511 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Sour Water Treating

SCC 30600514 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Junction Box

SCC 30600515 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Lift Station

SCC 30600516 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Aerated Impoundment

SCC 30600517 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Non-aerated Impoundment

SCC 30600518 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Weir

SCC 30600519 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Activated Sludge Impoundment

SCC 30600520 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Clarifier

SCC 30600521 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Open Trench

SCC 30600522 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Wastewater Treatment, Petroleum Refinery Wastewater System: Auger Pumps

SCC 30600602 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Vacuum Distillate Column Condensors, Vacuum Distillation Column Condenser

SCC 30600603 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Vacuum Distillate Column Condensors, Vacuum Distillation Column Condenser

SCC 30600701 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Cooling Towers, Cooling Towers

SCC 30600702 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Cooling Towers, Cooling Towers

SCC 30600801 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves and Flanges

SCC 30600802 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Vessel Relief Valves

SCC 30600803 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals w/o Controls

SCC 30600804 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Compressor Seals

SCC 30600805 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Miscellaneous: Sampling/Non-Asphalt Blowing/Purging/etc.

SCC 30600806 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals with Controls

SCC 30600807 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Blind Changing

SCC 30600811 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Gas Streams

SCC 30600812 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Light Liquid/Gas Streams

SCC 30600813 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Heavy Liquid Streams

SCC 30600814 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Hydrogen Streams

SCC 30600815 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Open-ended Valves: All Streams

SCC 30600816 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Flanges: All Streams

SCC 30600817 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals: Light Liquid/Gas Streams

SCC 30600818 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals: Heavy Liquid Streams

SCC 30600819 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Compressor Seals: Gas Streams

SCC 30600820 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Compressor Seals: Heavy Liquid Streams

SCC 30600821 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Drains: All Streams

SCC 30600822 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Vessel Relief Valves: All Streams

SCC 30600901 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Distillate Oil

SCC 30600902 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Residual Oil

SCC 30600903 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Natural Gas

SCC 30600904 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Process Gas

SCC 30600905 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Liquified Petroleum Gas

SCC 30600906 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Hydrogen Sulfide

SCC 30600999 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Flares, Not Classified **

SCC 30601001 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Sludge Converter, General

SCC 30601011 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Sludge Converter, Oil/Sludge Dewatering Unit: General

SCC 30601101 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Asphalt Blowing, General

SCC 30601201 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fluid Coking Units, General

SCC 30601301 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Coke Handling System, Storage and Transfer

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30601401 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Petroleum Coke Calcining, Coke Calciner

SCC 30601402 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Petroleum Coke Calcining, Delayed Coking

SCC 30601599 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Bauxite Burning, Other Not Classified

SCC 30601601 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Reforming Unit, General

SCC 30601602 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Reforming Unit, Alkylation Feed Treater

SCC 30601603 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Reforming Unit, Alkylation Unit: Hydrofluoric Acid

SCC 30601604 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Reforming Unit, Alkylation Unit: Sulfuric Acid

SCC 30601701 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Catalytic Hydrotreating Unit, General

SCC 30601801 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Hydrogen Generation Unit, General

SCC 30601901 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Merox Treating Unit, General

SCC 30602001 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Crude Unit Atmospheric Distillation, General

SCC 30602101 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Light Ends Fractionation Unit, General

SCC 30602201 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Gasoline Blending Unit, General

SCC 30602301 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Hydrocracking Unit, General

SCC 30602401 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Reciprocating Engine Compressors, Natural Gas Fired

SCC 30603201 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Sour Gas Treating Unit, General

SCC 30603301 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Desulfurization, Sulfur Recovery Unit

SCC 30609901 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Incinerators, Distillate Oil (No. 2)

SCC 30609902 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Incinerators, Residual Oil

SCC 30609903 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Incinerators, Natural Gas

SCC 30609904 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Incinerators, Process Gas

SCC 30609905 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Incinerators, Liquified Petroleum Gas

SCC 30610001 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Lube Oil Refining, General

SCC 30622001 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage Remediation and Other Remediation:

SCC 30622002 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: Residual Oil

SCC 30622003 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: Natural Gas

SCC 30622004 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: Distillate Oil

SCC 30622005 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: LPG

SCC 30622006 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: Waste Oil

SCC 30622201 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Vapor Extract

SCC 30622202 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: Residual Oil

SCC 30622203 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: Natural Gas

SCC 30622204 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage & Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: Distillate Oil

SCC 30622205 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: LPG

SCC 30622206 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: Waste Oil

SCC 30622401 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Air Stripping

SCC 30622402 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Air Stripping: Residual Oil

SCC 30622403 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Air Stripping: Natural Gas

SCC 30622404 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage & Other Remediation: Air Stripping: Distillate Oil

SCC 30622405 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Air Stripping: LPG

SCC 30622406 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Air Stripping: Waste Oil

SCC 30630005 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Re-refining of Lube Oils and Greases, Waste Oil Still Vent

SCC 30630006 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Re-refining of Lube Oils and Greases, Waste Oil Storage Tank

SCC 30630007 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Re-refining of Lube Oils and Greases, Finished Product Storage Tank

SCC 30688801 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30688802 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30688803 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30688804 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30688805 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30699998 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Petroleum Products - Not Classified, Not Classified **

SCC 30699999 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Petroleum Products - Not Classified, Not Classified **

SIC 2911 Petroleum And Coal Products, Petroleum Refining, Petroleum refining

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0408 Lime Manufacturing

NAICS 32741 Lime Manufacturing

SCC 30501601 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Primary Crushing

SCC 30501602 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Secondary Crushing/Screening

SCC 30501603 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Vertical Kiln

SCC 30501604 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Rotary Kiln ** (See SCC Codes 3-05-016-18,-19,-20,-21)

SCC 30501605 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Gas-fired Calcimatic Kiln

SCC 30501606 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Fluidized Bed Kiln

SCC 30501607 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Raw Material Transfer and Conveying

SCC 30501608 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30501609 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Hydrator: Atmospheric

SCC 30501610 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Raw Material Storage Piles

SCC 30501611 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Product Cooler

SCC 30501612 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Pressure Hydrator

SCC 30501613 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Lime Silos

SCC 30501614 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Packing/Shipping

SCC 30501615 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Product Transfer and Conveying

SCC 30501616 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Primary Screening

SCC 30501617 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Multiple Hearth Calciner

SCC 30501618 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Coal-fired Rotary Kiln

SCC 30501619 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Gas-fired Rotary Kiln

SCC 30501620 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Coal- and Gas-fired Rotary Kiln

SCC 30501621 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Coal- and Coke-fired Rotary Kiln

SCC 30501622 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Coal-fired Rotary Preheater Kiln

SCC 30501623 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Calcining: Gas-fired Parallel Flow Regenerative Kiln

SCC 30501624 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Conveyor Transfer - Primary Crushed Material

SCC 30501625 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Secondary/Tertiary Screening

SCC 30501626 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Product Loading, Enclosed Truck

SCC 30501627 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Product Loading, Open Truck

SCC 30501628 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Pulverizing

SCC 30501629 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Tertiary Screening After Pulverizing

SCC 30501630 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Screening After Calcination

SCC 30501631 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Crushing and Pulverizing After Calcinating

SCC 30501632 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Milling

SCC 30501633 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Separator After Hydrator

SCC 30501640 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Vehicle Traffic

SCC 30501650 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Quarrying Raw Limestone

SCC 30501660 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, Waste Treatment

SCC 30501699 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Lime Manufacture, See Comment **

SIC 3274 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Concrete, Gypsum, and Plaster Products, Lime

BART-12 Lime Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 212319 Other Crushed and Broken Stone Mining and Quarrying

NAICS 212392 Phosphate Rock Mining

NAICS 212393 Other Chemical and Fertilizer Mineral Mining

NAICS 325312 Phosphatic Fertilizer Manufacturing

NAICS 325314 Fertilizer (Mixing Only) Manufacturing

SCC 30501901 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Drying

SCC 30501902 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Grinding

SCC 30501903 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Transfer/Storage

SCC 30501904 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Open Storage

SCC 30501905 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Calcining

SCC 30501906 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Rotary Dryer

SCC 30501907 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Ball Mill

SCC 30501908 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Mineral Products Benification

SCC 30501999 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Phosphate Rock, Other Not Classified

SIC 1429 Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels, Crushed and Broken Stone, Crushed and broken stone, nec

SIC 1475 Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels, Chemical and Fertilizer Minerals, Phosphate rock

SIC 1479 Nonmetallic Minerals, Except Fuels, Chemical and Fertilizer Minerals, Chemical and fertilizer mining, nec

SIC 2874 Chemicals And Allied Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Phosphatic fertilizers

SIC 2875 Chemicals And Allied Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Fertilizers, mixing only

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0302 Coke Ovens: Charging, Top Side, and Door Leaks

MACT 0303 Coke Ovens: Pushing, Quenching, & Battery Stacks

NAICS 324199 All Other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

NAICS 331112 Electrometallurgical Ferroalloy Product Manufacturing

SCC 30300302 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Oven Charging

SCC 30300303 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Oven Pushing

SCC 30300304 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Quenching

SCC 30300305 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Unloading

SCC 30300306 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Oven Underfiring

SCC 30300307 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Crushing/Handling

SCC 30300308 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Oven/Door Leaks

SCC 30300309 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Conveying

SCC 30300310 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Crushing

SCC 30300311 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Screening

SCC 30300312 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coke: Crushing/Screening/Handling

SCC 30300313 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Preheater

SCC 30300314 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Topside Leaks

SCC 30300315 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Gas By-product Plant

SCC 30300316 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Coal Storage Pile

SCC 30300317 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Combustion Stack: Coke Oven Gas (COG)

SCC 30300318 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Combustion Stack: Blast Furnace Gas (BFG)

SCC 30300331 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, By-product Coke Manufacturing

SCC 30300332 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Flushing-liquor Circulation Tank

SCC 30300333 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Excess-ammonia Liquor Tank

SCC 30300334 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Tar Dehydrator

SCC 30300335 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Tar Interceding Sump

SCC 30300336 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Tar Storage

SCC 30300341 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Light Oil Sump

SCC 30300342 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Light Oil Decanter/Condenser Vent

SCC 30300343 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Wash Oil Decanter

SCC 30300344 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Wash-oil Circulation Tank

SCC 30300351 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, By-product Coke Manufacturing

SCC 30300352 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Tar Bottom Final Cooler

SCC 30300353 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Naphthalene Processing/Handling

SCC 30300361 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Equipment Leaks

SCC 30300399 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, By-product Coke Manufacturing, Not Classified **

SCC 30300401 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Coke Manufacture: Beehive Process, General

SIC 2999 Petroleum And Coal Products, Misc. Petroleum and Coal Products, Petroleum and coal products, nec

SIC 3312 Primary Metal Industries, Blast Furnace and Basic Steel Products, Blast furnaces and steel mills

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 325188 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325998 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

SCC 30603301 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Desulfurization, Sulfur Recovery Unit

SCC 31000208 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Natural Gas Production, Sulfur Recovery Unit

SCC 2301010010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, Industrial Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfur Recovery: Sour Gas

SIC 2800 Chemicals and allied products

SIC 2819 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants

E-17
Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 1415 Carbon Black Production

NAICS 325182 Carbon Black Manufacturing

SCC 30100503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Gas Furnace Process: Main Process Vent

SCC 30100504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Oil Furnace Process: Main Process Vent

SCC 30100509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Furnace Process: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30100599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Other Not Classified

SIC 2895 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Carbon black

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants

E-18
Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0204 Primary Lead Smelting

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

NAICS 331419 Primary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum)

SCC 30301001 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering: Single Stream

SCC 30301002 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Blast Furnace Operation

SCC 30301003 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Dross Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30301004 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Ore Crushing

SCC 30301005 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Materials Handling (Includes 11, 12, 13, 04, 14)

SCC 30301006 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering: Dual Stream Feed End

SCC 30301007 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering: Dual Stream Discharge End

SCC 30301008 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Slag Fume Furnace

SCC 30301009 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Lead Drossing

SCC 30301010 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Raw Material Crushing and Grinding

SCC 30301011 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30301012 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Raw Material Storage Piles

SCC 30301013 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Raw Material Transfer

SCC 30301014 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering Charge Mixing

SCC 30301015 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Crushing/Screening

SCC 30301016 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Transfer

SCC 30301017 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Fines Return Handling

SCC 30301018 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Blast Furnace Charging

SCC 30301019 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Blast Furnace Tapping (Metal and Slag)

SCC 30301020 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Blast Furnace Lead Pouring

SCC 30301021 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Blast Furnace Slag Pouring

SCC 30301022 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Lead Refining/Silver Retort

SCC 30301023 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Lead Casting

SCC 30301024 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Reverberatory or Kettle Softening

SCC 30301025 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Machine Leakage

SCC 30301026 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Dump Area

SCC 30301027 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Vacuum Distillation

SCC 30301028 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Tetrahedrite Dryer

SCC 30301029 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Machine (Weak Gas)

SCC 30301030 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Storage

SCC 30301031 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Speiss Pit

SCC 30301032 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Ore Screening

SCC 30301099 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Other Not Classified

SIC 3300 Primary metal industries

SIC 3339 Primary Metal Industries, Primary Nonferrous Metals, Primary nonferrous metals, nec

SIC 3399 Primary Metal Industries, Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products, Primary metal products, nec

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 32511 Petrochemical Manufacturing

NAICS 32512 Industrial Gas Manufacturing

NAICS 56292 Materials Recovery Facilities

NAICS 211111 Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction

NAICS 211112 Natural Gas Liquid Extraction

NAICS 321113 Sawmills

NAICS 321912 Cut Stock, Resawing Lumber, and Planing

NAICS 321918 Other Millwork (including Flooring)

NAICS 321999 All Other Miscellaneous Wood Product Manufacturing

NAICS 324199 All Other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

NAICS 325188 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325188 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325193 Ethyl Alcohol Manufacturing

NAICS 325199 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325998 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

NAICS 562111 Solid Waste Collection

NAICS 562112 Hazardous Waste Collection

NAICS 562119 Other Waste Collection

NAICS 562211 Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

NAICS 562212 Solid Waste Landfill

NAICS 562213 Solid Waste Combustors and Incinerators

NAICS 562219 Other Nonhazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal

SCC 30125005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Ethanol via Ethylene

SCC 30125010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Ethanol by Fermentation

SCC 30125099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Other Not Classified

SIC 1311 Oil And Gas Extraction, Crude Petroleum And Natural Gas, Crude petroleum and natural gas

SIC 1321 Oil And Gas Extraction, Natural Gas Liquids, Natural gas liquids

SIC 2421 Lumber And Wood Products, Sawmills and Planing Mills, Sawmills & planing mills, general

SIC 2819 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec

SIC 2869 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Industrial organic chemicals, nec

SIC 2969

SIC 2999 Petroleum And Coal Products, Misc. Petroleum and Coal Products, Petroleum and coal products, nec

SIC 4953 Electric, Gas, And Sanitary Services, Sanitary Services, Refuse systems

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 21221 Iron Ore Mining

NAICS 324199 All Other Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

NAICS 331111 Iron and Steel Mills

SCC 30300815 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Sinter Breaker

SCC 30300819 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Sinter Process (Combined Code includes 15,16,17,18)

SCC 30300820 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Iron Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated Iron & Steel MACT), Sinter Conveyor: Transfer Station

SCC 30301001 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering: Single Stream

SCC 30301006 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering: Dual Stream Feed End

SCC 30301007 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering: Dual Stream Discharge End

SCC 30301014 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sintering Charge Mixing

SCC 30301015 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Crushing/Screening

SCC 30301016 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Transfer

SCC 30301017 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Fines Return Handling

SCC 30301025 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Machine Leakage

SCC 30301026 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Dump Area

SCC 30301029 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Machine (Weak Gas)

SCC 30301030 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Lead Production, Sinter Storage

SCC 30301502 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Raw Materials Handling

SCC 30301503 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Windbox

SCC 30301504 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Discharge End

SCC 30301505 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Cooler

SCC 30301506 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacturing (See also 3-03-008 & 3-03-009), Sintering: Cold Screen

SCC 30303003 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Strand

SCC 30303010 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Breaking and Cooling

SCC 30303019 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant Wind Box

SCC 30303020 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant Discharge and Screens

SCC 30303025 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant, Wind Box: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30303026 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Zinc Production, Sinter Plant, Discharge Screens: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30401019 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Sinter Machine

SIC 1011 Metal Mining, Iron Ores, Iron ores

SIC 3300 Primary metal industries

SIC 3312 Primary Metal Industries, Blast Furnace and Basic Steel Products, Blast furnaces and steel mills

SIC 3399 Primary Metal Industries, Miscellaneous Primary Metal Products, Primary metal products, nec

BART-19 Sintering Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0202 Secondary Aluminum Production

MACT 0205 Secondary Lead Smelting

NAICS 331314 Secondary Smelting and Alloying of Aluminum

NAICS 331423 Secondary Smelting, Refining, and Alloying of Copper

NAICS 331492 Secondary Smelting, Refining, and Alloying of Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum)

SCC 30400101 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Sweating Furnace

SCC 30400102 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Smelting Furnace/Crucible

SCC 30400103 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Smelting Furnace/Reverberatory

SCC 30400104 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Fluxing: Chlorination (Chlorine Demagging)

SCC 30400105 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Fluxing: Fluoridation

SCC 30400106 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Degassing

SCC 30400107 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Hot Dross Processing

SCC 30400108 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Crushing/Screening

SCC 30400109 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Burning/Drying

SCC 30400110 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Foil Rolling

SCC 30400111 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Foil Converting

SCC 30400112 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Annealing Furnace

SCC 30400113 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Slab Furnace

SCC 30400114 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Pouring/Casting

SCC 30400115 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Sweating Furnace: Grate

SCC 30400116 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Dry Milling Dross

SCC 30400117 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Wet Milling Dross

SCC 30400118 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Leaching

SCC 30400120 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Can Manufacture

SCC 30400121 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Roasting

SCC 30400130 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Damagging

SCC 30400131 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Raw Material Charging

SCC 30400132 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Raw Material Storage

SCC 30400133 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Tapping

SCC 30400150 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Rolling/Drawing/Extruding

SCC 30400160 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Material Handling

SCC 30400199 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Aluminum, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400204 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Electric Induction Furnace **

SCC 30400207 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Scrap Dryer (Rotary)

SCC 30400208 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Wire Burning: Incinerator

SCC 30400209 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Sweating Furnace

SCC 30400210 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Scrap Copper: Cupolas

SCC 30400211 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Insulated Copper Wire: Cupolas

SCC 30400212 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Scrap Copper And Brass: Cupolas

SCC 30400213 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Scrap Iron: Cupolas

SCC 30400214 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400215 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Brass and Bronze: Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400216 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Rotary Furnace

SCC 30400217 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Brass and Bronze: Rotary Furnace

SCC 30400218 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Crucible and Pot Furnace

SCC 30400219 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Brass and Bronze: Crucible and Pot Furnace

SCC 30400220 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30400221 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Brass and Bronze: Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30400223 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Electric Induction

SCC 30400224 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Brass and Bronze: Electric Induction

SCC 30400230 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Scrap Metal Pretreatment

SCC 30400231 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Scrap Dryer

SCC 30400232 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Wire Incinerator

SCC 30400233 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Sweating Furnace

SCC 30400234 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Cupola Furnace

SCC 30400235 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400236 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Rotary Furnace

SCC 30400237 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Crucible Furnace

SCC 30400238 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Electric Induction Furnace

SCC 30400239 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Casting Operations

SCC 30400240 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Holding Furnace

SCC 30400241 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Holding Furnace

SCC 30400242 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Other Alloy (7%): Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400243 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with High Lead Alloy (58%): Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400244 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Red/Yellow Brass: Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400250 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Copper: Converter

SCC 30400251 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Charge with Brass and Bronze: Converter

SCC 30400299 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Copper, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400301 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Cupola

SCC 30400302 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400303 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Electric Induction Furnace

SCC 30400304 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30400305 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Annealing Operation

SCC 30400310 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Inoculation

SCC 30400314 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Scrap Metal Preheating

SCC 30400315 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Charge Handling

SCC 30400316 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Tapping

SCC 30400317 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Pouring Ladle

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30400318 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Pouring, Cooling

SCC 30400319 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Core Making, Baking

SCC 30400320 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Pouring/Casting

SCC 30400321 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Magnesium Treatment

SCC 30400322 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Refining

SCC 30400325 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Castings Cooling

SCC 30400330 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Miscellaneous Casting-Fabricating **

SCC 30400331 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Casting Shakeout

SCC 30400332 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Casting Knock Out

SCC 30400333 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Shakeout Machine

SCC 30400340 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Grinding/Cleaning

SCC 30400341 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Casting Cleaning/Tumblers

SCC 30400342 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Casting Cleaning/Chippers

SCC 30400350 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Sand Grinding/Handling

SCC 30400351 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Core Ovens

SCC 30400352 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Sand Grinding/Handling

SCC 30400353 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Core Ovens

SCC 30400354 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Core Ovens

SCC 30400355 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Sand Dryer

SCC 30400356 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Sand Silo

SCC 30400357 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Conveyors/Elevators

SCC 30400358 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Sand Screens

SCC 30400360 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Castings Finishing

SCC 30400370 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Shell Core Machine

SCC 30400371 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Core Machines/Other

SCC 30400398 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400399 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Grey Iron Foundries, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400401 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Pot Furnace

SCC 30400402 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400403 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Blast Furnace (Cupola)

SCC 30400404 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Rotary Sweating Furnace

SCC 30400405 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Reverberatory Sweating Furnace

SCC 30400406 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Pot Furnace Heater: Distillate Oil

SCC 30400407 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Pot Furnace Heater: Natural Gas

SCC 30400408 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Barton Process Reactor (Oxidation Kettle)

SCC 30400409 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Casting

SCC 30400410 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Battery Breaking

SCC 30400411 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Scrap Crushing

SCC 30400412 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Sweating Furnace: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30400413 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Smelting Furnace: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30400414 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Kettle Refining: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30400415 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Agglomeration Furnace

SCC 30400416 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Furnace Charging

SCC 30400417 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Furnace Lead/Slagtapping

SCC 30400418 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Electric Furnace

SCC 30400419 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Raw Material Dryer

SCC 30400420 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30400421 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Raw Material Transfer/Conveying

SCC 30400422 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Raw Material Storage Pile

SCC 30400423 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Slag Breaking

SCC 30400424 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Size Separation

SCC 30400425 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Casting: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30400426 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Kettle Refining

SCC 30400499 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400501 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Overall Process **

SCC 30400502 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Casting Furnace **

SCC 30400503 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Paste Mixer **

SCC 30400504 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Three Process Operation **

SCC 30400505 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Overall Process

SCC 30400506 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Grid Casting

SCC 30400507 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Paste Mixing

SCC 30400508 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Lead Oxide Mill (Baghouse Outlet)

SCC 30400509 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Three Process Operation

SCC 30400510 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Lead Reclaiming Furnace

SCC 30400511 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Small Parts Casting

SCC 30400512 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Formation

SCC 30400513 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Barton Process: Oxidation Kettle

SCC 30400521 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Overall Process

SCC 30400522 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Grid Casting

SCC 30400523 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Paste Mixing

SCC 30400524 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Lead Oxide Mill (Baghouse Outlet)

SCC 30400525 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Three Process Operation

SCC 30400526 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Lead Reclaiming Furnace

SCC 30400527 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Small Parts Casting

SCC 30400528 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Formation

SCC 30400529 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Grid Cast/Paste Mix: Combined Operation

SCC 30400530 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Paste Mix/Lead Charge: Combined Operation

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30400531 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Wash and Paint

SCC 30400599 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Battery Manufacture, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400601 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Pot Furnace

SCC 30400602 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process

SCC 30400605 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Neutralization Tank

SCC 30400606 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: HCl Absorbers

SCC 30400607 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Evaporator

SCC 30400608 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Filtering/Concentration

SCC 30400609 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Shelf Dryer

SCC 30400610 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Rotary Dryer

SCC 30400611 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Prilling

SCC 30400612 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Granule Storage Tanks

SCC 30400613 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Electrolysis

SCC 30400614 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Dow Seawater Process: Regenerative Furnaces

SCC 30400630 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Natural Lead Industrial (NLI) Brine Process

SCC 30400635 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, NLI Brine Process: MgCl2 Melt/Purification

SCC 30400636 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, NLI Brine Process: 2nd Vessel, Further Purification

SCC 30400637 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, NLI Brine Process: Electrolysis

SCC 30400650 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, American Magnesium Process

SCC 30400655 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, American Magnesium Process: Purification II

SCC 30400656 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, American Magnesium Process: Electrolysis

SCC 30400660 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, American Magnesium Process: Chlorine Recovery

SCC 30400699 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Magnesium, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400701 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30400702 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Open Hearth Furnace

SCC 30400703 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Open Hearth Furnace with Oxygen Lance

SCC 30400704 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Heat Treating Furnace

SCC 30400705 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Electric Induction Furnace

SCC 30400706 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Sand Grinding/Handling

SCC 30400707 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Core Ovens

SCC 30400708 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Pouring/Casting

SCC 30400709 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Casting Shakeout

SCC 30400710 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Casting Knock Out

SCC 30400711 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Cleaning

SCC 30400712 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Charge Handling

SCC 30400713 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Castings Cooling

SCC 30400714 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Shakeout Machine

SCC 30400715 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Finishing

SCC 30400716 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Sand Grinding/Handling

SCC 30400717 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Core Ovens

SCC 30400718 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Core Ovens

SCC 30400720 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Sand Dryer

SCC 30400721 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Sand Silo

SCC 30400722 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Muller

SCC 30400723 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Conveyors/Elevators

SCC 30400724 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Sand Screens

SCC 30400725 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Casting Cleaning/Tumblers

SCC 30400726 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Casting Cleaning/Chippers

SCC 30400730 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Shell Core Machine

SCC 30400731 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Core Machines/Other

SCC 30400732 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Electric Arc Furnace: Baghouse

SCC 30400733 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Electric Arc Furnace: Baghouse Dust Handling

SCC 30400735 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Raw Material Unloading

SCC 30400736 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Conveyors/Elevators: Raw Material

SCC 30400737 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Raw Material Silo

SCC 30400739 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Scrap Centrifugation

SCC 30400740 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Reheating Furnace: Natural Gas

SCC 30400741 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Scrap Heating

SCC 30400742 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Crucible

SCC 30400743 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Pneumatic Converter Furnace

SCC 30400744 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Ladle

SCC 30400745 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Fugitive Emissions: Furnace

SCC 30400760 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Alloy Feeding

SCC 30400765 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Billet Cutting

SCC 30400768 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Scrap Handling

SCC 30400770 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Slag Storage Pile

SCC 30400775 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Slag Crushing

SCC 30400780 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Limerock Handling

SCC 30400785 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Roof Monitors - Hot Metal Transfer

SCC 30400799 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Steel Foundries, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400801 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort Furnace

SCC 30400802 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Horizontal Muffle Furnace

SCC 30400803 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Pot Furnace

SCC 30400805 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Galvanizing Kettle

SCC 30400806 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Calcining Kiln

SCC 30400807 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Concentrate Dryer

SCC 30400809 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Rotary Sweat Furnace

SCC 30400810 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Muffle Sweat Furnace

SCC 30400811 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Electric Resistance Sweat Furnace

SCC 30400812 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Crushing/Screening of Zinc Residues

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30400814 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Kettle-Sweat Furnace: Clean Metallic Scrap

SCC 30400818 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Reverberatory Sweat Furnace: Clean Metallic Scrap

SCC 30400824 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Kettle-Sweat Furnace: General Metallic Scrap

SCC 30400828 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Reverberatory Sweat Furnace: General Metallic Scrap

SCC 30400834 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Kettle-Sweat Furnace: Residual Metallic Scrap

SCC 30400838 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Reverberatory Sweat Furnace: Residual Metallic Scrap

SCC 30400840 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Alloying

SCC 30400841 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Scrap Melting: Crucible

SCC 30400842 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Scrap Melting: Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30400843 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Scrap Melting: Electric Induction Furnace

SCC 30400851 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort and Muffle Distillation: Pouring

SCC 30400852 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort and Muffle Distillation: Casting

SCC 30400853 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Graphite Rod Distillation

SCC 30400854 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort Distillation/Oxidation

SCC 30400855 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Muffle Distillation/Oxidation

SCC 30400861 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Reverberatory Sweating

SCC 30400862 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Rotary Sweating

SCC 30400863 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Muffle Sweating

SCC 30400864 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Kettle (Pot) Sweating

SCC 30400865 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Electric Resistance Sweating

SCC 30400866 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Sodium Carbonate Leaching

SCC 30400867 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Kettle (Pot) Melting Furnace

SCC 30400868 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Crucible Melting Furnace

SCC 30400869 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Reverberatory Melting Furnace

SCC 30400870 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Electric Induction Melting Furnace

SCC 30400871 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Alloying Retort Distillation

SCC 30400872 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort and Muffle Distillation

SCC 30400873 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Casting

SCC 30400874 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Graphite Rod Distillation

SCC 30400875 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort Distillation/Oxidation

SCC 30400876 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Muffle Distillation/Oxidation

SCC 30400877 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Retort Reduction

SCC 30400899 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Zinc, Other Not Classified

SCC 30400901 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Malleable Iron, Annealing

SCC 30400999 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Malleable Iron, Other Not Classified

SCC 30401001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Flux Furnace

SCC 30401002 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Mixing/Blending/Grinding/Screening

SCC 30401004 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Heat Treat Furnace

SCC 30401005 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Induction Furnace (Inlet Air)

SCC 30401006 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Induction Furnace (Under Vacuum)

SCC 30401007 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Electric Arc Furnace with Carbon Electrode

SCC 30401008 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Electric Arc Furnace

SCC 30401010 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Finishing: Pickling/Neutralizing

SCC 30401011 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Finishing: Grinding

SCC 30401015 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Multiple Hearth Roaster

SCC 30401016 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Converters

SCC 30401017 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Reverberatory Furnace

SCC 30401018 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Electric Furnace

SCC 30401019 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Sinter Machine

SCC 30401061 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Roasting: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30401062 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Reverberatory Furnace: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30401063 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Converter: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30401099 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Nickel, Other Not Classified

SCC 30402001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Furnace Electrode Manufacture, Calcination

SCC 30402002 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Furnace Electrode Manufacture, Mixing

SCC 30402003 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Furnace Electrode Manufacture, Pitch Treating

SCC 30402004 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Furnace Electrode Manufacture, Bake Furnaces

SCC 30402005 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Furnace Electrode Manufacture, Grafitization of Coal by Heating Process

SCC 30402099 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Furnace Electrode Manufacture, Other Not Classified

SCC 30402201 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Metal Heat Treating, Furnace: General

SCC 30402210 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Metal Heat Treating, Quench Bath

SCC 30402211 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Metal Heat Treating, Quenching

SCC 30404001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Lead Cable Coating, General

SCC 30404901 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Miscellaneous Casting and Fabricating, Wax Burnout Oven

SCC 30404902 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Miscellaneous Casting and Fabricating, Wax Burnout Oven

SCC 30404999 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Miscellaneous Casting and Fabricating, Wax Burnout Oven

SCC 30405001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Miscellaneous Casting Fabricating, Other Not Classified

SCC 30405099 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Miscellaneous Casting Fabricating, Other Not Classified

SCC 30405101 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Metallic Lead Products, Ammunition

SCC 30405102 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Metallic Lead Products, Bearing Metals

SCC 30405103 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Metallic Lead Products, Other Sources of Lead

SCC 30480001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Equipment Leaks, Equipment Leaks

SCC 30482001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Wastewater, Aggregate, Process Area Drains

SCC 30482002 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Wastewater, Aggregate, Process Equipment Drains

SCC 30482599 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Wastewater, Points of Generation, Specify Point of Generation

SCC 30488801 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30488802 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30488803 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30488804 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30488805 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30490001 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Process Heaters

SCC 30490002 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Process Heaters

SCC 30490003 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Process Heaters

SCC 30490004 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Process Gas: Process Heaters

SCC 30490011 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Incinerators

SCC 30490012 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Incinerators

SCC 30490013 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Incinerators

SCC 30490014 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Process Gas: Incinerators

SCC 30490021 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Flares

SCC 30490022 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Flares

SCC 30490023 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Flares

SCC 30490024 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Process Gas: Flares

SCC 30490031 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Furnaces

SCC 30490032 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Furnaces

SCC 30490033 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Furnaces

SCC 30490034 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Process Gas: Furnaces

SCC 30490035 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Fuel Fired Equipment, Propane: Furnaces

SCC 30499999 Industrial Processes, Secondary Metal Production, Other Not Classified, Specify in Comments Field

SIC 3340 Secondary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous

SIC 3341 Primary Metal Industries, Secondary Nonferrous Metals, Secondary nonferrous metals

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities (Continued)

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Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 1641 Miscellaneous Organic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 32511 Petrochemical Manufacturing

NAICS 32512 Industrial Gas Manufacturing

NAICS 32532 Pesticide and Other Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 32551 Paint and Coating Manufacturing

NAICS 32552 Adhesive Manufacturing

NAICS 32562 Toilet Preparation Manufacturing

NAICS 32591 Printing Ink Manufacturing

NAICS 32592 Explosives Manufacturing

NAICS 311942 Spice and Extract Manufacturing

NAICS 325131 Inorganic Dye and Pigment Manufacturing

NAICS 325132 Synthetic Organic Dye and Pigment Manufacturing

NAICS 325181 Alkalies and Chlorine Manufacturing

NAICS 325182 Carbon Black Manufacturing

NAICS 325188 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325191 Gum and Wood Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325192 Cyclic Crude and Intermediate Manufacturing

NAICS 325193 Ethyl Alcohol Manufacturing

NAICS 325199 All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325211 Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing

NAICS 325212 Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing

NAICS 325221 Cellulosic Organic Fiber Manufacturing

NAICS 325222 Noncellulosic Organic Fiber Manufacturing

NAICS 325311 Nitrogenous Fertilizer Manufacturing

NAICS 325312 Phosphatic Fertilizer Manufacturing

NAICS 325314 Fertilizer (Mixing Only) Manufacturing

NAICS 325411 Medicinal and Botanical Manufacturing

NAICS 325412 Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing

NAICS 325412 Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing

NAICS 325413 In-Vitro Diagnostic Substance Manufacturing

NAICS 325414 Biological Product (except Diagnostic) Manufacturing

NAICS 325611 Soap and Other Detergent Manufacturing

NAICS 325612 Polish and Other Sanitation Good Manufacturing

NAICS 325613 Surface Active Agent Manufacturing

NAICS 325998 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

SCC 30100101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, General

SCC 30100102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Raw Material Storage

SCC 30100103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Cyclohexane Oxidation

SCC 30100104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Nitric Acid Reaction

SCC 30100105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Adipic Acid Refining

SCC 30100106 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Drying, Loading, and Storage

SCC 30100107 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Absorber

SCC 30100108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Dryer

SCC 30100109 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Cooler

SCC 30100110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Loading And Storage

SCC 30100180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Fugitive Emissions: General

SCC 30100199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adipic Acid, Other Not Classified

SCC 30100305 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Feedstock Desulfurization

SCC 30100306 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Primary Reformer: Natural Gas Fired

SCC 30100307 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Primary Reformer: Oil Fired

SCC 30100308 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Carbon Dioxide Regenerator

SCC 30100309 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Condensate Stripper

SCC 30100310 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Storage and Loading Tanks

SCC 30100399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonia Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30100501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Channel Process

SCC 30100502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Thermal Process

SCC 30100503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Gas Furnace Process: Main Process Vent

SCC 30100504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Oil Furnace Process: Main Process Vent

SCC 30100506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Transport Air Vent

SCC 30100507 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Pellet Dryer

SCC 30100508 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Bagging/Loading

SCC 30100509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Furnace Process: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30100510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Main Process Vent with CO Boiler and Incinerator

SCC 30100599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Black Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30100601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, General

SCC 30100603 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Batch Kiln

SCC 30100604 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Continuous Kiln

SCC 30100605 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Briquetting

SCC 30100606 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Raw Material Handling

SCC 30100607 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Crushing

SCC 30100608 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Handling and Storage

SCC 30100699 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Other Not Classified

SCC 30100701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation

SCC 30100702 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Impregnation Kiln

SCC 30100704 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Heating Ovens

SCC 30100705 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Fugitives

SCC 30100706 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Afterburner

SCC 30100707 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Multiple Hearth Furnace

SCC 30100708 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Indirect Furnace

SCC 30100709 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Carbon Reactivation/Product Handling (Mesh, Prss)

SCC 30100799 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine, Other Not Classified **

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30100801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloro-alkali Production, Liquefaction (Diaphragm Cell Process)

SCC 30100802 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloro-alkali Production, Liquefaction (Mercury Cell Process)

SCC 30100803 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloro-alkali Production, Chlorine Loading: Tank Car Vent

SCC 30100804 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloro-alkali Production, Chlorine Loading: Storage Car Vent

SCC 30100805 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloro-alkali Production, Air Blowing of Mercury Cell Brine

SCC 30100899 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloro-alkali Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30100901 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Spray Drying: Soaps and Detergents

SCC 30100902 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Specialty Cleaners

SCC 30100905 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Alkaline Saponification

SCC 30100906 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Direct Saponification

SCC 30100907 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Blending And Mixing

SCC 30100908 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Soap Packaging

SCC 30100909 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Detergent Slurry Preparation

SCC 30100910 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Detergent Granule Handling

SCC 30100999 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cleaning Chemicals, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Nitric/Sulfuric Acid Mixing

SCC 30101010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Process Vents: Batch Process

SCC 30101011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitration Reactors Fume Recovery

SCC 30101012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitration Reactors Acid Recovery

SCC 30101013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30101014 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Sulfuric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30101015 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Red Water Incinerator

SCC 30101021 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitration Reactor Fume Recover **(Use 3-01-010-51)

SCC 30101022 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitration Reactor Acid Recover **(Use 3-01-010-52)

SCC 30101023 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Red Water Incinerator ** (Use 3-01-010-53)

SCC 30101025 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Tower

SCC 30101026 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30101027 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30101028 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Columns

SCC 30101030 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Open Burning: Waste

SCC 30101033 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Tower

SCC 30101034 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30101035 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30101036 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30101037 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30101040 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Purification

SCC 30101045 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Finishing: Melt Tank

SCC 30101046 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Finishing: Dryers

SCC 30101047 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Batch Process: Finishing: Flaker Drum

SCC 30101050 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Process Vents: Continuous Process

SCC 30101051 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitration Reactor Fume Recovery

SCC 30101052 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30101053 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Red Water Incineration

SCC 30101054 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30101055 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Sulfuric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30101061 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Tower

SCC 30101062 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30101063 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30101064 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Columns

SCC 30101073 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Tower

SCC 30101074 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30101075 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30101076 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30101077 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30101080 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Purification

SCC 30101085 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Finishing: Melt Tank

SCC 30101086 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Finishing: Dryers

SCC 30101087 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Continuous Process: Finishing: Flaker Drum

SCC 30101099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives (Trinitrotoluene), Other Not Classified

SCC 30101101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrochloric Acid, By-product Process

SCC 30101198 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrochloric Acid, Handling and Storage (99.9% Removal)

SCC 30101199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrochloric Acid, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Rotary Kiln: Acid Reactor

SCC 30101203 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Grinding/Drying

SCC 30101204 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Handling Silos

SCC 30101205 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Transfer

SCC 30101206 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Tail Gas Vent

SCC 30101207 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Fluorspar Drying Kiln: Fuel Combustion

SCC 30101208 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Rotary Kiln: Fuel Combustion

SCC 30101299 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydroflouric Acid, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Absorber Tail Gas (Pre-1970 Facilities)

SCC 30101302 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Absorber Tail Gas (Post-1970 Facilities)

SCC 30101303 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Nitric Acid Concentrators (Pre-1970)

SCC 30101304 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Nitric Acid Concentrators (Post-1970)

SCC 30101399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitric Acid, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, General Mixing and Handling

SCC 30101402 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Handling

SCC 30101403 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Solvent Loss: General

SCC 30101404 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Raw Material Storage

SCC 30101415 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly

SCC 30101416 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly: Mix Tanks and Agitators

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30101417 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly: Drums

SCC 30101418 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly: Material Loading

SCC 30101430 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling

SCC 30101431 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Roller Mills

SCC 30101432 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Ball and Pebble Mills

SCC 30101433 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Attritors

SCC 30101434 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Sand Mills

SCC 30101435 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Bead Mills

SCC 30101436 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Shot Mills

SCC 30101437 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Stone Mills

SCC 30101438 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Colloid Mills

SCC 30101439 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Kady Mills

SCC 30101440 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Impingement Mills

SCC 30101441 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Horizontal Media Mills

SCC 30101450 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Finishing

SCC 30101451 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Finishing, Tinting: Mix Tank and Disperser

SCC 30101452 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Finishing, Tinting: Fixed Blend Tank

SCC 30101453 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Finishing, Thinning: Mix Tank and Disperser

SCC 30101454 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Finishing, Thinning: Fixed Blend Tank

SCC 30101460 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Filling

SCC 30101461 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Filling: Scale System

SCC 30101462 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Filling: Product Filtering

SCC 30101463 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Product Filling: Filling Operations

SCC 30101470 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Equipment Cleaning

SCC 30101471 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Equipment Cleaning: Hand Wipe

SCC 30101472 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Equipment Cleaning: Tanks, Vessels, etc.

SCC 30101498 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101499 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Paint Manufacture, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Bodying Oil

SCC 30101502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Oleoresinous

SCC 30101503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Alkyd

SCC 30101505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Acrylic

SCC 30101510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Oil Storage

SCC 30101515 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Kettle Loading

SCC 30101520 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Varnish Cooking

SCC 30101521 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Varnish Cooking: Open Kettle

SCC 30101522 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Varnish Cooking: Closed Kettle

SCC 30101530 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Varnish Thinning

SCC 30101540 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Clarification

SCC 30101541 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Clarification: Strainer

SCC 30101542 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Clarification: Centrifuge

SCC 30101543 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Clarification: Filter Press

SCC 30101550 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, End Product Transfer

SCC 30101560 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, End Product Storage

SCC 30101599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Varnish Manufacturing, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Wet Process, Reactor

SCC 30101602 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Wet Process, Gypsum Pond

SCC 30101603 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Wet Process, Condenser

SCC 30101699 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Wet Process, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101702 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber: General

SCC 30101703 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber with Packed Tower

SCC 30101704 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber with Venturi Scrubber

SCC 30101705 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber with Glass Mist Eliminator

SCC 30101706 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber with Wire Mist Eliminator

SCC 30101707 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber with High-pressure Mist Eliminator

SCC 30101708 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Absorber with ESP

SCC 30101799 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phosphoric Acid: Thermal Process, Other Not Classified

SCC 30101801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Polyvinyl Chlorides and Copolymers ** (Use 6-46-3X0-XX)

SCC 30101802 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Polypropylene and Copolymers

SCC 30101803 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Ethylene-Propylene Copolymers

SCC 30101805 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Phenolic Resins

SCC 30101807 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, General: Polyethylene (High Density)

SCC 30101808 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Monomer and Solvent Storage

SCC 30101809 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Extruder

SCC 30101810 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Conveying

SCC 30101811 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Storage

SCC 30101812 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, General: Polyethylene (Low Density)

SCC 30101813 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Recovery and Purification System

SCC 30101814 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Extruder

SCC 30101815 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Pellet Silo

SCC 30101816 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Transferring/Handling/Loading/Packing

SCC 30101817 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, General

SCC 30101818 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Reactor

SCC 30101819 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Solvent Recovery

SCC 30101820 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Polymer Drying

SCC 30101821 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Extruding/Pelletizing/Conveying/Storage

SCC 30101822 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Acrylic Resins

SCC 30101827 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Polyamide Resins

SCC 30101832 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Urea-Formaldehyde Resins

SCC 30101837 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Polyester Resins

SCC 30101838 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Reactor Kettle ** (Use 6-45-200-11 or 6-45-210-11)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30101839 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Resin Thinning Tank ** (Use 6-45-200-21 or 6-45-210-21)

SCC 30101840 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Resin Storage Tank ** (Use 6-45-200-23 or 6-45-210-23)

SCC 30101842 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Melamine Resins

SCC 30101847 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Epoxy Resins

SCC 30101849 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Resin

SCC 30101852 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Polyfluorocarbons

SCC 30101860 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Recovery System (Polyethylene)

SCC 30101861 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Purification System (Polyethylene)

SCC 30101863 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Extruder

SCC 30101864 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Pellet Silo/Storage

SCC 30101865 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Transferring/Conveying

SCC 30101866 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Packing/Shipping

SCC 30101870 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Reactor (Polyether Resins)

SCC 30101871 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Blowing Agent: Freon (Polyether Resins)

SCC 30101872 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Miscellaneous (Polyether Resins)

SCC 30101880 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Reactor (Polyurethane)

SCC 30101881 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Blowing Agent: Freon (Polyurethane)

SCC 30101882 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Blowing Agent: Methylene Chloride (Polyurethane)

SCC 30101883 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Transferring/Conveying/Storage (Polyurethane)

SCC 30101884 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Packing/Shipping (Polyurethane)

SCC 30101885 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Other Not Classified (Polyurethane)

SCC 30101890 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Catalyst Preparation

SCC 30101891 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Reactor Vents

SCC 30101892 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Separation Processes

SCC 30101893 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Raw Material Storage

SCC 30101894 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Solvent Storage

SCC 30101899 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Plastics Production, Others Not Specified

SCC 30101901 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, o-Xylene Oxidation: Main Process Stream

SCC 30101902 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, o-Xylene Oxidation: Pre-Treatment

SCC 30101904 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, o-Xylene Oxidation: Distillation

SCC 30101905 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, Naphthalene Oxidation: Main Process Stream

SCC 30101906 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, Naphthalene Oxidation: Pre-Treatment

SCC 30101907 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, Naphthalene Oxidation: Distillation

SCC 30101908 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, Dryer

SCC 30101909 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phthalic Anhydride, Flaking and Bagging

SCC 30102001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Vehicle Cooking: General

SCC 30102002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Vehicle Cooking: Oils

SCC 30102003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Vehicle Cooking: Oleoresin

SCC 30102004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Vehicle Cooking: Alkyds

SCC 30102005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Mixing

SCC 30102015 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly

SCC 30102017 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly: Drums

SCC 30102018 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Premix/Preassembly: Material Loading

SCC 30102030 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling

SCC 30102031 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Roller Mills

SCC 30102032 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Ball and Pebble Mills

SCC 30102033 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Attritors

SCC 30102034 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Sand Mills

SCC 30102035 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Bead Mills

SCC 30102036 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Shot Mills

SCC 30102037 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Stone Mills

SCC 30102038 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Colloid Mills

SCC 30102039 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Kady Mills

SCC 30102040 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Impingement Mills

SCC 30102041 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Pigment Grinding/Milling: Horizontal Media Mills

SCC 30102050 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Finishing

SCC 30102051 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Finishing, Tinting: Mix Tank and Disperser

SCC 30102052 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Finishing, Tinting: Fixed Blend Tank

SCC 30102053 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Finishing, Thinning: Mix Tank and Disperser

SCC 30102054 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Finishing, Thinning: Fixed Blend Tank

SCC 30102060 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Filling

SCC 30102061 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Filling: Scale System

SCC 30102062 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Filling: Product Filtering

SCC 30102063 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Product Filling: Filling Operations

SCC 30102070 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Equipment Cleaning

SCC 30102071 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Equipment Cleaning: Hand Wipe

SCC 30102072 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Equipment Cleaning: Tanks, Vessels, etc.

SCC 30102099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Printing Ink Manufacture, Other Not Classified

SCC 30102101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Solvay Process: NH3 Recovery

SCC 30102102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Solvay Process: Handling

SCC 30102103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Trona Crushing/Screening

SCC 30102104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Monohydrate Process: Rotary Ore Calciner: Gas-fired

SCC 30102105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Monohydrate Process: Rotary Ore Calciner: Coal-fired

SCC 30102106 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Rotary Soda Ash Dryers

SCC 30102107 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Fluid-bed Soda Ash Dryers/Coolers

SCC 30102108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Dissolver

SCC 30102110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Trona Calcining **

SCC 30102111 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Trona Dryer **

SCC 30102112 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Rotary Pre-dryer

SCC 30102113 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Bleacher: Gas-fired

SCC 30102114 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Rotary Dryer: Steam Tube

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30102120 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Brine Evaporation

SCC 30102121 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Ore Crushing and Screening

SCC 30102122 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Soda Ash Storage: Loading and Unloading

SCC 30102123 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Ore Mining

SCC 30102124 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Ore Transfer

SCC 30102125 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Sesquicarbonate Process: Rotary Calciner

SCC 30102126 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Sesquicarbonate Process: Fluid-bed Calciner

SCC 30102127 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Soda Ash Screening

SCC 30102199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Carbonate, Other Not Classified

SCC 30102201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Chamber Process), General

SCC 30102301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 99.9% Conversion

SCC 30102304 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 99.5% Conversion

SCC 30102306 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 99.0% Conversion

SCC 30102308 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 98.0% Conversion

SCC 30102310 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 97.0% Conversion

SCC 30102312 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 96.0% Conversion

SCC 30102314 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 95.0% Conversion

SCC 30102316 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 94.0% Conversion

SCC 30102318 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Absorber/@ 93.0% Conversion

SCC 30102319 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Concentrator

SCC 30102320 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Tank Car and Truck Unloading

SCC 30102321 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Storage Tank Vent

SCC 30102322 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Process Equipment Leaks

SCC 30102323 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Sulfur Melting and Filtering

SCC 30102324 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Oleum Tower

SCC 30102325 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Gas Cleaning and Cooling

SCC 30102330 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Combustion Chamber

SCC 30102331 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Drying Tower

SCC 30102332 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Convertor

SCC 30102399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfuric Acid (Contact Process), Other Not Classified

SCC 30102401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Nylon #6: Staple (Uncontrolled)

SCC 30102402 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Polyesters: Staple

SCC 30102403 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Polyester: Yarn

SCC 30102404 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Nylon #6: Yarn

SCC 30102405 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Polyfluorocarbons (e.g., Teflon)

SCC 30102406 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Nylon#66: Controlled

SCC 30102407 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Nylon #66: Uncontrolled

SCC 30102408 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Acrylic: Copolymer (Inorganic)

SCC 30102409 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Acrylic: Controlled

SCC 30102410 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Acrylic: Uncontrolled

SCC 30102411 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Modacrylic: Dry Spun

SCC 30102412 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Acrylic and Modacrylic: Wet Spun

SCC 30102413 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Acrylic: Homopolymer (Inorganic): Wet Spun

SCC 30102414 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Polyolefin: Melt Spun

SCC 30102415 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Vinyls (e.g., Saran)

SCC 30102416 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Aramid

SCC 30102417 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Spandex: Dry Spun ** (Use 6-49-300-XX)

SCC 30102418 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Spandex: Reaction Spun ** (Use 6-49-310-XX)

SCC 30102419 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Vinyon: Dry Spun

SCC 30102421 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Dope Preparation (Use 6-49-300-11 or 6-49-310-11 for Spandex)

SCC 30102422 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Filtration (Use 6-49-300-12 or 6-49-310-12 for Spandex)

SCC 30102423 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Fiber Extrusion (Use 6-49-300-21 of 6-49-310-21 for Spandex)

SCC 30102424 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Washing/Drying/Finishing (Use 6-49-300-30 or 6-49-310-30 for Spandex)

SCC 30102425 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Fiber Storage (Use 6-49-300-45 or 6-49-310-45 for Spandex)

SCC 30102426 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Equipment Cleanup (Use 6-49-300-50 or 6-49-310-50 for Spandex)

SCC 30102427 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Solvent Storage (Use 4-07-004-01 thru 4-07-999-98 for Spandex)

SCC 30102428 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Leaching

SCC 30102429 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Mixing

SCC 30102431 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Heat Treating Furnace: Carbonization

SCC 30102432 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Curing Oven: Carbonization

SCC 30102434 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Fiber Laminate Process

SCC 30102435 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Fiber Handling and Storage

SCC 30102499 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Organic Fiber Manufacturing, Other Not Classified

SCC 30102501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cellulosic Fiber Production, Viscose (e.g., Rayon) ** (Use 6-49-200-XX)

SCC 30102505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cellulosic Fiber Production, Cellulose Acetate: Filer Tow

SCC 30102506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cellulosic Fiber Production, Cellulose Acetate and Triacetitic, Filament Yarn

SCC 30102599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cellulosic Fiber Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30102601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), General

SCC 30102602 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Butyl (Isobutylene)

SCC 30102608 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Acrylonitrile

SCC 30102609 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Dryers

SCC 30102610 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Blowdown Tank

SCC 30102611 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Steam Stripper

SCC 30102612 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Pre-storage Tank

SCC 30102613 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Monomer Recovery: Absorber Vent

SCC 30102614 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Blending Tanks

SCC 30102615 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Isoprene

SCC 30102616 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Latex: Monomer Removal

SCC 30102617 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Latex: Blending Tank

SCC 30102618 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Uninhibited Monomer Storage

SCC 30102619 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Inhibited Monomer Storage

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30102620 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Monomer Inhibitor Removal

SCC 30102621 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Polymerization

SCC 30102622 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Monomer Recovery: Uncontrolled

SCC 30102623 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Styrene Recovery

SCC 30102624 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Crumb Screens

SCC 30102625 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Chloroprene

SCC 30102626 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Crumb Bailing and Weighing

SCC 30102627 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Crumb Storage

SCC 30102628 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Crumb Process: Rotary Press

SCC 30102630 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Silicone Rubber

SCC 30102641 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Latex Process: Polymerization

SCC 30102642 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Latex Process: Styrene Condenser

SCC 30102643 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Latex Process: Latex Screen Filters

SCC 30102644 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Latex Process: Latex Packaging

SCC 30102645 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Latex Process: Latex Loading

SCC 30102646 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Emulsion Latex Process: Latex Product Storage

SCC 30102650 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Monomer Unloading

SCC 30102651 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Soap Solution Storage

SCC 30102652 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Activated Catalyst Storage

SCC 30102653 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Modifier Storage

SCC 30102654 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Stabilizer Storage

SCC 30102655 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Antioxidant Storage

SCC 30102656 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Fugitive Emissions: Carbon Black Storage

SCC 30102699 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Synthetic Rubber (Manufacturing Only), Other Not Classified

SCC 30102701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Prilling Tower: Neutralizer **

SCC 30102704 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Neutralizer

SCC 30102705 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Granulator **

SCC 30102706 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Dryers and Coolers **

SCC 30102707 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Rotary Drum Granulator

SCC 30102708 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Pan Granulator

SCC 30102709 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Bulk Loading (General)

SCC 30102710 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Bagging of Product

SCC 30102711 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Neutralizer: High Density

SCC 30102712 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Prilling Tower: High Density

SCC 30102713 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, High Density Dryers and Coolers (scb**

SCC 30102714 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Prilling Cooler: High Density

SCC 30102717 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Evaporator/Concentrator: High Density

SCC 30102718 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Coating: High Density

SCC 30102720 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Solids Screening

SCC 30102721 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Neutralizer: Low Density

SCC 30102722 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Prilling Tower: Low Density

SCC 30102723 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Low Density Dryers and Coolers (scb**

SCC 30102724 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Prilling Cooler: Low Density

SCC 30102725 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Prilling Dryer: Low Density

SCC 30102727 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Evaporator/Concentrator: Low Density

SCC 30102728 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Coating: Low Density

SCC 30102729 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Rotary Drum Granulator Coolers

SCC 30102730 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Nitrate Production, Pan Granulator Coolers

SCC 30102801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Grinding/Drying

SCC 30102803 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Rock Unloading

SCC 30102804 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Rock Feeder System

SCC 30102805 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Mixer/Den

SCC 30102806 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Curing/Building

SCC 30102807 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Bagging/Handling

SCC 30102820 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Mixing

SCC 30102821 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Den

SCC 30102822 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Curing

SCC 30102823 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Ammoniator/Granulator

SCC 30102824 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Dryer

SCC 30102825 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Cooler

SCC 30102826 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Normal Superphosphates, Pulverizer: Granular Phosphate

SCC 30102903 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Rock Unloading

SCC 30102904 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Rock Feeder System

SCC 30102905 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Run of Pile: Mixer/Den/Curing

SCC 30102906 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Granulator: Reactor/Dryer

SCC 30102907 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Granulator: Curing

SCC 30102908 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Bagging/Handling

SCC 30102909 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Mechanical Cutting

SCC 30102910 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Crushing and Screening

SCC 30102920 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Mixing

SCC 30102921 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Den

SCC 30102922 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Curing

SCC 30102923 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Ammoniator/Granulator

SCC 30102924 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Dryer

SCC 30102925 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Triple Superphosphate, Cooler

SCC 30103000 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Entire Plant

SCC 30103001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Dryers and Coolers

SCC 30103002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Ammoniator/Granulator

SCC 30103003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Screening/Transfer

SCC 30103004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Bagging/Handling

SCC 30103020 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Mixing

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30103021 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Den

SCC 30103022 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Curing

SCC 30103023 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Ammoniator/Granulator

SCC 30103024 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Dryer

SCC 30103025 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Cooler

SCC 30103099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Phosphates, Other Not Classified

SCC 30103101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, HNO3 - Para-xylene: General

SCC 30103102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Reactor Vent

SCC 30103103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Crystallization, Separation, and Drying Vent

SCC 30103104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Distillation and Recovery Vent

SCC 30103105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Product Transfer Vent

SCC 30103106 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Gas/Liquid Separator

SCC 30103107 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, High Pressure Absorber

SCC 30103108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Solid/Liquid Separator

SCC 30103109 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Residue Still

SCC 30103110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, C-TPA Purification

SCC 30103180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30103199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Terephthalic Acid/Dimethyl Terephthalate, Other Not Classified

SCC 30103201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Sulfur Production, Mod. Claus: 2 Stage w/o Control (92-95% Removal)

SCC 30103202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Sulfur Production, Mod. Claus: 3 Stage w/o Control (95-96% Removal)

SCC 30103203 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Sulfur Production, Mod. Claus: 4 Stage w/o Control (96-97% Removal)

SCC 30103204 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Sulfur Production, Sulfur Removal Process (99.9% Removal)

SCC 30103205 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Sulfur Production, Sulfur Storage

SCC 30103299 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Sulfur Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30103301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pesticides, Malathion

SCC 30103311 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pesticides, General

SCC 30103312 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pesticides, General

SCC 30103399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pesticides, Other Not Classified

SCC 30103402 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, General: Aniline

SCC 30103403 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Reactor Cycle Purge Vent

SCC 30103404 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Dehydration Column Vent

SCC 30103405 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Purification Column Vent

SCC 30103406 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30103410 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, General: Ethanolamines

SCC 30103411 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Ammonia Scrubber Vent

SCC 30103412 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Vacuum Distillation: Jet Vent

SCC 30103414 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30103415 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Ethylenediamine

SCC 30103420 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Hexamethylenediamine

SCC 30103425 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Hexamethylenetetramine

SCC 30103430 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Melamine

SCC 30103435 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Methylamines

SCC 30103499 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aniline/Ethanolamines, Other Not Classified

SCC 30103501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, TiO2 Sulfate Process: Calciner

SCC 30103502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, TiO2 Sulfate Process: Digester

SCC 30103503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, TiO2 Chloride Process: Reactor

SCC 30103506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Lead Oxide: Barton Pot

SCC 30103507 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Lead Oxide: Calciner

SCC 30103510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Red Lead

SCC 30103515 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, White Lead

SCC 30103520 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Lead Chromate

SCC 30103550 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Ore Grinding

SCC 30103551 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Ore Dryer

SCC 30103552 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Pigment Milling

SCC 30103553 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Pigment Dryer

SCC 30103554 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Conveying/Storage/Packing

SCC 30103599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Pigments, Other Not Classified

SCC 30103801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Sodium Bicarbonate, General

SCC 30103901 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrogen Cyanide, Air Heater: General

SCC 30103902 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrogen Cyanide, Ammonia Absorber

SCC 30103903 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrogen Cyanide, HCN Absorber

SCC 30104001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, General: Specify in Comments

SCC 30104002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Solution Concentration (Controlled)

SCC 30104003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Prilling

SCC 30104004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Drum Granulation

SCC 30104005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Coating

SCC 30104006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Bagging

SCC 30104007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Bulk Loading

SCC 30104008 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Non-fluidized Bed Prilling (Agricultural Grade)

SCC 30104009 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Non-fluidized Bed Prilling (Feed Grade)

SCC 30104010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Fluidized Bed Prilling (Agricultural Grade)

SCC 30104011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Fluidized Bed Prilling (Feed Grade)

SCC 30104012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Rotary Drum Cooler

SCC 30104013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Solids Screening

SCC 30104014 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Pan Granulation

SCC 30104020 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Urea Production, Solution Synthesis

SCC 30104101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Nitration Reactor

SCC 30104102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Sulfuric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30104103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Boiling Tubs

SCC 30104104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30104105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Nitric/Sulfuric Acid Mixing

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30104106 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Purification Beaters

SCC 30104107 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Purification Poacher

SCC 30104108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Purification Blender

SCC 30104109 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Purification Wringer

SCC 30104110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Raw Cellulose Purification

SCC 30104120 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30104121 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Tower

SCC 30104122 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30104123 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30104124 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Columns

SCC 30104130 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration

SCC 30104131 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Tower

SCC 30104132 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30104133 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30104134 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30104135 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30104150 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitration Reactors

SCC 30104151 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Sulfuric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30104152 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Purification Boiling Tubs

SCC 30104153 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30104154 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Purification Beaters

SCC 30104155 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Purification Poacher

SCC 30104156 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Purification Blender

SCC 30104157 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Purification Wringer

SCC 30104160 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30104161 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Tower

SCC 30104162 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30104163 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30104164 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Columns

SCC 30104170 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration

SCC 30104171 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Tower

SCC 30104172 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30104173 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30104174 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30104175 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30104199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrocellulose, Other Not Classified

SCC 30104201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Lead Alkyl Manufacturing (Sodium/Lead Alloy Process), Recovery Furnace

SCC 30104202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Lead Alkyl Manufacturing (Sodium/Lead Alloy Process), Process Vents: Tetraethyl Lead

SCC 30104203 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Lead Alkyl Manufacturing (Sodium/Lead Alloy Process), Process Vents: Tetramethyl Lead

SCC 30104204 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Lead Alkyl Manufacturing (Sodium/Lead Alloy Process), Sludge Pits

SCC 30104301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Lead Alkyl Manufacturing (Electrolytic Process), General

SCC 30104501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Fertilizer, General: Mixing/Handling

SCC 30105001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Adhesives, General/Compound Unknown **

SCC 30105101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Animal Adhesives

SCC 30105105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Raw Materials Grinding

SCC 30105108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Degreasing

SCC 30105110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Lining/Plumping

SCC 30105112 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Washing

SCC 30105114 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Cooking

SCC 30105116 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Hot Water Extractions

SCC 30105118 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Filtering/Centrifuging

SCC 30105120 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Evaporation

SCC 30105122 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Chilling

SCC 30105124 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, Drying

SCC 30105130 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Animal Adhesives, End Product Finishing

SCC 30105201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Casein Manufacture

SCC 30105205 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Precipitation

SCC 30105210 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Draining

SCC 30105211 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Draining: Batch Method

SCC 30105212 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Draining: Continuous Method

SCC 30105215 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Washing

SCC 30105220 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Dewatering

SCC 30105221 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Dewatering: Continuous Power Press

SCC 30105222 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Dewatering: Hand Press

SCC 30105230 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Grinding Curd

SCC 30105235 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Drying

SCC 30105240 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Casein, Grinding, Packaging, and Storing

SCC 30106001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Vacuum Dryers

SCC 30106002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Reactors

SCC 30106003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Distillation Units

SCC 30106004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Filters

SCC 30106005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Extractors

SCC 30106006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Centrifuges

SCC 30106007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Crystallizers

SCC 30106008 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Exhaust Systems

SCC 30106009 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Air Dryers

SCC 30106010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Storage/Transfer

SCC 30106011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Coating Process

SCC 30106012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Granulation Process

SCC 30106013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Fermentation Tanks

SCC 30106021 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Raw Material Unloading

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30106022 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Miscellaneous Fugitives

SCC 30106023 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Miscellaneous Fugitives

SCC 30106099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Other Not Classified

SCC 30107001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing (General), Fugitive Leaks

SCC 30107002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing (General), Storage/Transfer

SCC 30107101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrogen, Reformers

SCC 30107102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrogen, CO Converter

SCC 30107103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Hydrogen, Hydrogen Storage

SCC 30109101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Acetone: General

SCC 30109105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Methyl Ethyl Ketone

SCC 30109110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Methyl Isobutyl Ketone

SCC 30109151 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Acetone: Cumene Oxidation

SCC 30109152 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Acetone: CHP Concentrator

SCC 30109153 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Acetone: Light-ends Distillation Vent

SCC 30109154 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Acetone: Finishing Column

SCC 30109180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Acetone: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30109199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetone/Ketone Production, Ketone: Other Not Classified

SCC 30110002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Maleic Anhydride, Product Recovery Absorber

SCC 30110003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Maleic Anhydride, Vacuum System Vent

SCC 30110004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Maleic Anhydride, Briquetting

SCC 30110005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Maleic Anhydride, Secondary Sources: Dehydration Column, Vacuum System

SCC 30110080 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Maleic Anhydride, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30110099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Maleic Anhydride, Other Not Classified

SCC 30111103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Asbestos Chemical, Brake Line/Grinding **

SCC 30111199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Asbestos Chemical, Not Classified **

SCC 30111201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Phosphorous, Calciner

SCC 30111202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Phosphorous, Furnace

SCC 30111299 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Elemental Phosphorous, Other Not Classified

SCC 30111301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Boric Acid, Dryer

SCC 30111401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Potassium Chloride, Dryer

SCC 30111501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Bauxite Unloading

SCC 30111502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Hammer Mill

SCC 30111503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Bauxite Storage

SCC 30111504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Elevator

SCC 30111505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Conveyor

SCC 30111506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Cooker

SCC 30111507 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Alums Storage

SCC 30111508 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, H2SO4 Process Tank

SCC 30111509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Aluminum Sulfate Manufacturing, Alums Loading

SCC 30112001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Formaldehyde: Silver Catalyst

SCC 30112002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Formaldehyde: Mixed Oxide Catalyst

SCC 30112005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Formaldehyde: Absorber Vent

SCC 30112006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Formaldehyde: Fractionator Vent

SCC 30112007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Formaldehyde: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acetaldehyde from Ethylene

SCC 30112012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acetaldehyde from Ethanol

SCC 30112013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acetaldehyde: Off-air Absorber Vent

SCC 30112014 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acetaldehyde: Off-gas Absorber Vent

SCC 30112017 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acetaldehyde: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112021 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Butyraldehyde: General

SCC 30112031 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acrolein: CO2 Stripping Tower

SCC 30112032 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acrolein: Aqueous Acrolein Receiver

SCC 30112033 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acrolein: Distillation System

SCC 30112034 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acrolein: Refrigeration Unit

SCC 30112037 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acrolein: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Formaldahyde, Acrolein, Acetaldehyde, Butyraldehyde, Acrolein: Other Not Classified

SCC 30112199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Dyes/Pigments, Other Not Classified

SCC 30112401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, General

SCC 30112402 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Butadiene Dryer

SCC 30112403 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Chlorination Reactor

SCC 30112404 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Dichlorobutene Still

SCC 30112405 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Isomerization and 3,4-DCB Recovery Vent

SCC 30112406 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Chloroprene Stripper

SCC 30112407 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Brine Stripper

SCC 30112480 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chloroprene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethylene Dichloride via Oxychlorination

SCC 30112502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethylene Dichloride via Direct Chlorination

SCC 30112504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethylene Dichloride: Caustic Scrubber

SCC 30112505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethylene Dichloride: Reactor Vessel

SCC 30112506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethylene Dichloride: Distillation Unit

SCC 30112509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethylene Dichloride: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes: General

SCC 30112511 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes: Recycled Methane Inert-purge

SCC 30112512 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes: Drying Bed Regeneration Vent

SCC 30112514 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112515 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Ethyl Chloride: General

SCC 30112520 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Perchloroethylene: General

SCC 30112521 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Perchloroethylene: Distillation Vent

SCC 30112522 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Perchloroethylene: Caustic Scrubber

SCC 30112524 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Perchloroethylene: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112525 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethane: General

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30112526 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethane: HCl Absorber Vent

SCC 30112527 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethane: Drying Column Vent

SCC 30112528 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethane: Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30112529 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethane: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112530 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethylene: General

SCC 30112531 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethylene: Distillation Unit

SCC 30112532 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethylene: Neutralizer

SCC 30112533 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethylene: Product Drying Column

SCC 30112534 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Trichloroethylene: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112535 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chlorobenzenes: General

SCC 30112540 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: General

SCC 30112541 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: Cracking Furnace

SCC 30112542 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: HCl Recovery

SCC 30112543 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: Light-ends Recovery

SCC 30112544 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Dichloroethane: Drying Column

SCC 30112545 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride Monomer: Drying Column

SCC 30112546 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: Product Recovery Still

SCC 30112547 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: Cracking Furnace Decoking

SCC 30112550 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinyl Chloride: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112551 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinylidene Chloride: General

SCC 30112552 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinylidene Chloride: Dehydrochlorination Reactor

SCC 30112553 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinylidene Chloride: Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30112555 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Vinylidene Chloride: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30112556 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes via MH & MCC Processes: Inert-gas Purge Vent

SCC 30112557 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes via MH & MCC Processes: Methylene Chloride Condenser

SCC 30112558 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Chloromethanes via MH & MCC Processes: Chloroform Condenser

SCC 30112599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorine Derivatives, Other Not Classified

SCC 30112699 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Brominated Organics, Bromine Organics

SCC 30112701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, General

SCC 30112702 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, Distillation Column

SCC 30112703 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, HCl Recovery Column

SCC 30112720 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, Chlorofluorocarbon 12/11

SCC 30112730 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, Chlorofluorocarbon 23/22

SCC 30112740 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, Chlorofluorocarbon 113/114

SCC 30112780 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fluorocarbons/Chlorofluorocarbons, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30113001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Sulfate (Use 3-01-210 for Caprolactum Production), Caprolactum By-product Plants

SCC 30113003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Sulfate (Use 3-01-210 for Caprolactum Production), Process Vents

SCC 30113004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Sulfate (Use 3-01-210 for Caprolactum Production), Caprolactum By-product: Rotary Dryer

SCC 30113005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Sulfate (Use 3-01-210 for Caprolactum Production), Caprolactum By-product: Fluid Bed Dryer

SCC 30113006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Sulfate (Use 3-01-210 for Caprolactum Production), Caprolactum By-product: Crystallizer (Evaporator)

SCC 30113007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ammonium Sulfate (Use 3-01-210 for Caprolactum Production), Caprolactum By-product: Screening

SCC 30113201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Acetic Acid via Methanol

SCC 30113205 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Acetic Acid via Butane

SCC 30113210 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Acetic Acid via Acetaldehyde

SCC 30113221 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, General: Acrylic Acid

SCC 30113222 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Quench Absorber

SCC 30113223 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Extraction Column

SCC 30113224 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Vacuum System

SCC 30113227 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30113299 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Organic Acid Manufacturing, Other Not Classified

SCC 30113301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetic Anhydride, General

SCC 30113302 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetic Anhydride, Reactor By-product Gas Vent

SCC 30113303 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetic Anhydride, Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30113380 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetic Anhydride, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30113701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Esters Production, Ethyl Acrylate

SCC 30113710 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Esters Production, Butyl Acrylate

SCC 30113799 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Esters Production, Acrylates: Specify in Comments

SCC 30114001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetylene Producion, Raw Material Handling

SCC 30114002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetylene Producion, Grinding/Milling

SCC 30114003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetylene Producion, Mixing

SCC 30114004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetylene Producion, Waste Handling

SCC 30114005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Acetylene Producion, General

SCC 30115201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Bisphenol A, General

SCC 30115301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, General

SCC 30115310 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, Houdry Process: Total

SCC 30115311 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, Houdry Process: Flue Gas Vent

SCC 30115312 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, Houdry Process: Dehydrogenation Reactor

SCC 30115320 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, n-Butene Process: Total

SCC 30115321 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, n-Butene Process: Flue Gas Vent

SCC 30115322 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, n-Butene Process: Hydrocarbon Absorber Column

SCC 30115380 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butadiene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30115601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, General

SCC 30115602 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Aluminum Chloride Catalyst Process: Benzene Drying Column

SCC 30115603 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Aluminum Chloride Catalyst Process: Catalyst Mix Tank Scrubber Vent

SCC 30115604 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Aluminum Chloride Catalyst Process: Wash-Decant System Vent

SCC 30115605 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Aluminum Chloride Catalyst Process: Benzene Recovery

SCC 30115606 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Aluminum Chloride Catalyst Process: Cumene Distillation Vent

SCC 30115607 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Aluminum Chloride Catalyst Process: DIPB Stripping Vent

SCC 30115609 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Solid Phosphoric Acid Catalyst Process: Cumene Distillation Sys. Vent

SCC 30115680 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cumene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30115701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexane, General

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30115702 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexane, Blowndown Tank Discharge

SCC 30115703 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexane, Pumps/Valves/Compressors

SCC 30115704 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexane, Catalyst Replacement

SCC 30115780 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexane, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30115801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexanone/Cyclohexanol, General

SCC 30115802 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexanone/Cyclohexanol, High Pressure Scrubber Vent

SCC 30115803 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexanone/Cyclohexanol, Low Pressure Scrubber Vent

SCC 30115821 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexanone/Cyclohexanol, Hydrogenation Reactor Vent

SCC 30115822 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexanone/Cyclohexanol, Distillation Vent

SCC 30115880 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Cyclohexanone/Cyclohexanol, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30116701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Vinyl Acetate, General

SCC 30116702 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Vinyl Acetate, Inert-gas Purge Vent

SCC 30116703 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Vinyl Acetate, CO2 Purge Vent

SCC 30116704 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Vinyl Acetate, Inhibitor Mix Tank Discharge

SCC 30116780 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Vinyl Acetate, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30116799 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Vinyl Acetate, Other Not Classified

SCC 30116901 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, General

SCC 30116902 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, Alkylation Reactor Vent

SCC 30116903 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, Benzene Drying

SCC 30116904 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, Benzene Recovery/Recycle

SCC 30116905 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, Ethylbenzene Recovery

SCC 30116906 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, Polyethylbenzene Recovery

SCC 30116980 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethyl Benzene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30117401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide, General

SCC 30117402 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide, Air Oxidation Process Reactor: Main Vent

SCC 30117410 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide, Oxygen Oxidation Process Reactor: CO2 Purge Vent

SCC 30117411 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide, Oxygen Oxidation Process Reactor: Argon Purge Vent

SCC 30117421 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide, Stripper Purge Vent

SCC 30117480 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Oxide, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30117601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), General

SCC 30117610 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Chlorination Process: General

SCC 30117611 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), CO2 Absorber

SCC 30117612 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Evaporator

SCC 30117613 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Concentrator

SCC 30117614 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Stripping Column

SCC 30117615 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Light-ends Stripping Column

SCC 30117616 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Solvent Stripping Column

SCC 30117617 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Product Distillation Column

SCC 30117618 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Cooling Tower

SCC 30117630 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Oxidation Process: General

SCC 30117631 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Light-ends Stripper

SCC 30117632 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Concentrator

SCC 30117633 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Glycerin Flasher Column

SCC 30117634 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Product Distillation Column

SCC 30117680 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycerin (Glycerol), Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30118101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, General

SCC 30118102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, Sulfuric Acid Concentrator

SCC 30118103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, Nitration Reactor

SCC 30118104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, Catalyst Filtration

SCC 30118105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, TDA Vacuum Distillation Vent

SCC 30118106 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, Dichlorobenzene Solvent Recovery

SCC 30118107 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, TDI Flash Distillation

SCC 30118108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, TDI Purification

SCC 30118109 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, Residue Vacuum Distillation Unit

SCC 30118110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, HCl Absorber

SCC 30118180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Toluene Diisocyanate, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30119001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, General

SCC 30119002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Acetone Cyanohydrin Reactor Off-gas

SCC 30119003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Recovery Columns

SCC 30119004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Acetone Evaporation Vacuum Vent

SCC 30119010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Hydrolysis Reactor

SCC 30119011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Distillation Unit

SCC 30119012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, MMA and Light-ends Distillation Unit

SCC 30119013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Acid Distillation

SCC 30119014 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, MMA Purification

SCC 30119080 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methyl Methacrylate, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30119501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, General

SCC 30119502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, Reactor and Separator Vent

SCC 30119503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, Acid Stripper Vent

SCC 30119504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, Washer and Neutralizer Vent

SCC 30119505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, Nitrobenzene Stripper Vent

SCC 30119506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, Waste Acid Storage

SCC 30119580 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitrobenzene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30119701 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: General

SCC 30119705 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Propylene: General

SCC 30119706 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Propylene: Reactor

SCC 30119707 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Propylene: Drying Tower

SCC 30119708 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Propylene: Light-ends Stripper

SCC 30119709 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Propylene: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30119710 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Butylene: General

SCC 30119741 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: Flue Gas Vent

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30119742 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: Pyrolysis Furnace Decoking

SCC 30119743 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: Acid Gas Removal

SCC 30119744 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: Catalyst Regeneration

SCC 30119745 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: Compressor Lube Oil Vent

SCC 30119749 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Ethylene: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30119799 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Butylene, Ethylene, Propylene, Olefin Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30120201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, General

SCC 30120202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, Cumene Oxidation

SCC 30120203 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, CHP Concentrator

SCC 30120204 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, Light-ends Distillation Vent

SCC 30120205 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, Acetone Finishing

SCC 30120206 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, Phenol Distillation Column

SCC 30120210 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, Oxidate Wash/Separation

SCC 30120211 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, CHP Cleavage Vent

SCC 30120280 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Phenol, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30120501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, General

SCC 30120502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Chlorohydronation Process: General

SCC 30120503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Vent Gas Scrubber Vent

SCC 30120504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Saponification Column Vent

SCC 30120505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, PO Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Light-ends Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120507 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, PO Final Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30120508 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, DCP Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30120509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, DCIPE Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30120520 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Isobutane Hydroperoxide Process: General

SCC 30120521 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Oxidation Reactor Scrubber Vent

SCC 30120522 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, TBA Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120523 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Catalyst Mix Tank Vent

SCC 30120524 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, PO Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120525 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Crude TBA Recovery Column Vent

SCC 30120526 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, TBA Wash-Decant System Vent

SCC 30120527 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Wastewater Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120528 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Solvent Scrubber Vent

SCC 30120529 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Solvent Recovery Column Vent

SCC 30120530 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Water Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120531 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Propylene Glycol and Dipropylene Glycol Combined Vent

SCC 30120532 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Flue Gas Vent

SCC 30120540 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Ethylbenzene Hydroperoxide Process: General

SCC 30120541 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Oxidation Reactor Scrubber Vent

SCC 30120542 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Falling Film Evaporator Vent

SCC 30120543 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Catalyst Mix Tank Vent

SCC 30120544 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Separation Column Vent

SCC 30120545 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Light-ends Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120546 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Propylene Recovery Column Vent

SCC 30120547 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Product Wash-Decant System Vent

SCC 30120548 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Mixed Hydrocarbon Wash-Decant System Vent

SCC 30120549 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Ethyl Benzene Wash-Decant System Vent

SCC 30120550 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Ethyl Benzene Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120551 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Light-hydrocarbon Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120552 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, MBA-AP Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120553 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Dehydration Reactor System Vent

SCC 30120554 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Light-impurities Stripping Column Vent

SCC 30120555 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Styrene Finishing Column Vent

SCC 30120580 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Propylene Oxide, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30120601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Styrene, General

SCC 30120602 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Styrene, Benzene Recycle

SCC 30120603 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Styrene, Styrene Purification

SCC 30120680 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Styrene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30121001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), General

SCC 30121002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Cyclohexanone Purification Vent

SCC 30121003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Dehydrogenation Reactor Vent

SCC 30121004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Oleum Reactor

SCC 30121005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Neutralization Reactor Vent

SCC 30121006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Solvent Separation/Recovery

SCC 30121007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Oximation Reactor/Separator

SCC 30121008 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Caprolactum Purification

SCC 30121009 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Ammonium Sulfate Drying ** (Use 3-01-130-04 or 3-01-130-05)

SCC 30121010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), AS:Cool/Screen/Storage**(Use 301130-06&07,301870-25&26,301875-25&26)

SCC 30121080 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Caprolactum (Use 3-01-130 for Ammonium Sulfate By-product Production), Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30121101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Olefin Process: General

SCC 30121102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Benzene Drying

SCC 30121103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Hydrogen Fluoride Scrubber Vent

SCC 30121104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Vacuum Refining

SCC 30121121 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Chlorination Process: General

SCC 30121122 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Parafin Drying Column Vent

SCC 30121123 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, HCl Absorber Vent

SCC 30121124 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Atmospheric Wash-Decant Vent

SCC 30121125 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Benzene Stripping Column

SCC 30121180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Linear Alkylbenzene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Methanol: General

SCC 30125002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Methanol: Purge Gas Vent

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30125003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Methanol: Distillation Vent

SCC 30125004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Methanol: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Ethanol via Ethylene

SCC 30125010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Ethanol by Fermentation

SCC 30125015 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Isopropanol

SCC 30125020 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Alcohols by Oxo Process

SCC 30125025 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Fatty Alcohols by Hydrogenation

SCC 30125099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Methanol/Alcohol Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30125101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Glycol, General

SCC 30125102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Glycol, Evaporator Purge Vent

SCC 30125103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Glycol, Water Removal Steam: Jet Ejector

SCC 30125104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Glycol, Distillation Column Vent

SCC 30125180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Ethylene Glycol, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Etherene Production, General

SCC 30125301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, General

SCC 30125302 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Vacuum System Vent

SCC 30125305 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Catalyst: Methanol Mix Tank

SCC 30125306 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Methanol Recovery Column Vent

SCC 30125315 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Catalyst: Ethanol Mix Tank

SCC 30125316 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Ethanol Recovery Column Vent

SCC 30125325 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Catalyst: Butanol Mix Tank

SCC 30125326 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Butanol Recovery Column Vent

SCC 30125330 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Secondary Emissions: Handling and Disposal of Process Waste Streams

SCC 30125380 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Glycol Ethers, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Acetonitrile

SCC 30125405 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, General: Acrylonitrile

SCC 30125406 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Absorber Vent: Normal

SCC 30125407 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Absorber Vent: Startup

SCC 30125408 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Recovery/Purification Column Vent

SCC 30125409 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125410 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Via Adipic Acid: General

SCC 30125411 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Ammonia Recovery Still

SCC 30125412 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Product Fractionator Vent

SCC 30125413 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Product Recovery Vent

SCC 30125415 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Via Butadiene: General

SCC 30125416 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Chlorination Reactor

SCC 30125417 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Cyanide Synthesis

SCC 30125418 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Cyanation/Isomerization

SCC 30125420 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125499 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitriles, Acrylonitrile, Adiponitrile Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30125801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Benzene: General

SCC 30125802 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Benzene: Reactor

SCC 30125803 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Benzene: Distillation Unit

SCC 30125805 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Toluene: General

SCC 30125806 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Toluene: Reactor

SCC 30125807 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Toluene: Distillation Unit

SCC 30125810 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, p-Xylene: General

SCC 30125815 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Xylenes: General

SCC 30125816 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Xylenes: Reactor

SCC 30125817 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Xylenes: Distillation Unit

SCC 30125880 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Aromatics: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30125899 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Benzene/Toluene/Aromatics/Xylenes, Other Not Classified

SCC 30130101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Tail Gas Scrubber

SCC 30130102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Benzene Drying: Distillation

SCC 30130103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Benzene Recovery

SCC 30130104 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Heavy-ends Processing

SCC 30130105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, MCB Distillation

SCC 30130106 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Vacuum System Vent

SCC 30130107 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, DCB Crystallization

SCC 30130108 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, DCB Crystal Handling/Loading

SCC 30130110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Catalyst Incineration

SCC 30130114 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Secondary Emissions: Handling and Disposal of Wastewater

SCC 30130115 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Atmospheric Distillation Vents

SCC 30130180 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Chlorobenzene, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30130201 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Tetrachloride, General

SCC 30130202 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Tetrachloride, Distillation Vent

SCC 30130203 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Tetrachloride, Caustic Scrubber

SCC 30130280 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Carbon Tetrachloride, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30130301 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Chloride, Chlorination Process: General

SCC 30130302 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Chloride, HCl Absorber

SCC 30130303 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Chloride, Light-ends Distillation

SCC 30130304 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Chloride, Allyl Chloride Distillation Column

SCC 30130305 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Chloride, DCP Distillation Column

SCC 30130380 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Chloride, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30130401 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Alcohol, General

SCC 30130402 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Alcohol, Catalyst Preparation

SCC 30130403 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Alcohol, Filtration System

SCC 30130404 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Alcohol, Light-ends Stripper

SCC 30130405 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Alcohol, Distillation System Condenser

SCC 30130480 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Allyl Alcohol, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30130501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Epichlorohydrin, General

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30130502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Epichlorohydrin, Epoxidation Reactor

SCC 30130503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Epichlorohydrin, Azetrope Column

SCC 30130504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Epichlorohydrin, Light-ends Stripper

SCC 30130505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Epichlorohydrin, Finishing Column

SCC 30130580 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Epichlorohydrin, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 30140101 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Nitrator

SCC 30140102 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Product Purification/Neutralization

SCC 30140103 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Nitric Acid Recovery (Use more specific codes 3-01-410-10 thru -25)

SCC 30140105 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Nitric/Sulfuric Acid Mixing

SCC 30140110 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Separation

SCC 30140120 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30140121 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Column

SCC 30140122 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30140123 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Concentrator

SCC 30140124 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30140125 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Columns

SCC 30140130 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration

SCC 30140131 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Tower

SCC 30140132 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30140133 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30140134 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30140135 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30140136 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Conc.: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30140150 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Waste Disposal: Neutralization and Wash

SCC 30140151 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Waste Disposal: Separation

SCC 30140199 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Nitroglycerin Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30140210 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Process Vents: Batch Process

SCC 30140211 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitration Reactors and Washers

SCC 30140214 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Stabilization

SCC 30140217 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Acetone Distillation and Recovery

SCC 30140220 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30140221 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Tower

SCC 30140222 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30140223 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Concentrator

SCC 30140224 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30140225 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Column

SCC 30140230 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration

SCC 30140231 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Column

SCC 30140232 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30140233 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30140234 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30140235 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30140236 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Batch Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30140250 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Process Vents: Continuous Process

SCC 30140251 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitration Reactors and Washers

SCC 30140252 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Stabilization

SCC 30140253 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Acetone Distillation and Recovery

SCC 30140260 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30140261 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Denitrating Tower

SCC 30140262 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Regenerator

SCC 30140263 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Sulfuric Acid Concentrator

SCC 30140264 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Bleacher

SCC 30140265 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Spent Acid Recovery: Reflux Column

SCC 30140270 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration

SCC 30140271 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Distillation Column

SCC 30140272 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Bleacher

SCC 30140273 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Condenser

SCC 30140274 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Absorber Column

SCC 30140275 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Concentration: Dehydrating Unit

SCC 30140276 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Continuous Process: Nitric Acid Conc.: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30140299 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - Pentaerythritol Tetranitrate (PETN), Other Not Classified

SCC 30140306 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Nitric Acid/Ammonium Nitrate Mixing

SCC 30140307 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Hexamine/Acetic Acid Mixing

SCC 30140310 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Process Vents: Batch Process

SCC 30140311 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Nitration Reactor

SCC 30140312 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Aging Tank

SCC 30140313 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Simmer Tank

SCC 30140320 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Refinement

SCC 30140330 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Blending

SCC 30140340 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Formulation

SCC 30140350 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Acetic Acid Recovery

SCC 30140360 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Batch Process: Acetone or Cyclohexanone Recovery

SCC 30140399 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Explosives Manufacture - RDX/HMX Production, Other Not Classified

SCC 30180001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Fugitive Leaks

SCC 30180002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Pipeline Valves: Gas Stream

SCC 30180003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Pipeline Valves: Light Liquid/Gas Stream

SCC 30180004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Pipeline Valves: Heavy Liquid Stream

SCC 30180005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Pipeline Valves: Hydrogen Stream

SCC 30180006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Open-ended Valves: All Streams

SCC 30180007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Flanges: All Streams

SCC 30180008 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Pump Seals: Light Liquid/Gas Stream

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30180009 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Pump Seals: Heavy Liquid Stream

SCC 30180010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Compressor Seals: Gas Stream

SCC 30180011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Compressor Seals: Heavy Liquid Stream

SCC 30180012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Drains: All Streams

SCC 30180013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Vessel Relief Valves: All Streams

SCC 30181001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Air Oxidation Units

SCC 30182001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Wastewater Stripper

SCC 30182002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Wastewater Treatment

SCC 30182003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Wastewater Treatment

SCC 30182004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Junction Box

SCC 30182005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Lift Station

SCC 30182006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Aerated Impoundment

SCC 30182007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Non-aerated Impoundment

SCC 30182008 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Weir

SCC 30182009 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Activated Sludge Impoundment

SCC 30182010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Clarifier

SCC 30182011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater Treatment, Chemical Plant Wastewater System: Open Trench

SCC 30182501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, TNT: Waterwash of Crude TNT (Yellow Water)

SCC 30182502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, TNT: Sellite Treatment and Subsequent Washing of Crude TNT (Red H2O)

SCC 30182503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, TNT: Nitration Fume Scrubber

SCC 30182504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, TNT: Finishing Operation Fume Scrubber

SCC 30182510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: NG/Acid Separator Soda Wash

SCC 30182511 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Separator Following Soda Wash

SCC 30182512 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Separator Following Fresh Water Wash

SCC 30182513 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Emulsifier

SCC 30182514 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Refrigeration House

SCC 30182515 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Spent Acid Storage

SCC 30182516 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Air Compressor House

SCC 30182517 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NG: Refrigeration House

SCC 30182530 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30182531 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Nitration Reactor

SCC 30182532 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Purification Boiling Tubs

SCC 30182533 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Purification Beaters

SCC 30182534 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Purification Poacher

SCC 30182535 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Purification Blender

SCC 30182536 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, NC: Purification Wringer

SCC 30182550 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, PETN: Nitration Reactors

SCC 30182551 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, PETN: Spent Acid Recovery

SCC 30182552 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, PETN: Nitric Acid Concentrators

SCC 30182553 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, PETN: Stabilization

SCC 30182560 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, RDX/HMX: Nitration

SCC 30182561 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, RDX/HMX: Filter/Wash

SCC 30182562 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, RDX/HMX: Recrystallization

SCC 30182563 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, RDX/HMX: Dewatering

SCC 30182599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, Specify Point of Generation

SCC 30183001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Storage/Transfer

SCC 30184001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, General Processes, Distillation Units

SCC 30187001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrochloric Acid: Breathing Loss ** (Use 3-01-870-33)

SCC 30187002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrochloric Acid: Working Loss ** (Use 3-01-870-34)

SCC 30187003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrofluoric Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrofluoric Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187005 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Nitric Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187006 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Nitric Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187007 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Phosphoric Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187008 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Phosphoric Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187009 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Sulfuric Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Sulfuric Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Ammonium Nitrate: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Ammonium Nitrate: Working Loss

SCC 30187013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Urea: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187014 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Urea: Working Loss

SCC 30187015 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Copper Sulfate: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187016 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Copper Sulfate: Working Loss

SCC 30187017 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Aqueous Ammonia: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187018 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Aqueous Ammonia: Working Loss

SCC 30187019 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Ammonium Bicarbonate: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187020 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Ammonium Bicarbonate: Working Loss

SCC 30187021 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrazine Hydrate: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187022 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrazine Hydrate: Working Loss

SCC 30187023 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Anhydrous Hydrazine: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187024 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Anhydrous Hydrazine: Working Loss

SCC 30187025 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Ammonium Sulfate: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187026 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Ammonium Sulfate: Working Loss

SCC 30187029 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Fluosilicic Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187030 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Fluosilicic Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187031 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Chromic Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187032 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Chromic Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187033 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrochloric Acid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187034 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Hydrochloric Acid: Working Loss

SCC 30187097 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Specify Liquid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187098 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Fixed Roof Tanks), Specify Liquid: Working Loss

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 30187501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Carbon Disulfide: Breathing Loss ** (Use 4-07-296-01)

SCC 30187502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Carbon Disulfide: Withdrawal Loss ** (Use 4-07-296-02)

SCC 30187503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Hydrofluoric Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Hydrofluoric Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Nitric Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Nitric Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187507 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Phosphoric Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187508 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Phosphoric Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Sulfuric Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Sulfuric Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187511 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Ammonium Nitrate: Standing Loss

SCC 30187512 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Ammonium Nitrate: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187513 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Urea: Standing Loss

SCC 30187514 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Urea: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187515 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Copper Sulfate: Standing Loss

SCC 30187516 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Copper Sulfate: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187517 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Liquid Ammonia: Standing Loss

SCC 30187518 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Liquid Ammonia: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187519 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Ammonium Bicarbonate: Standing Loss

SCC 30187520 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Ammonium Bicarbonate: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187521 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Hydrazine Hydrate: Standing Loss

SCC 30187522 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Hydrazine Hydrate: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187523 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Anhydrous Hydrazine: Standing Loss

SCC 30187524 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Anhydrous Hydrazine: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187525 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Ammonium Sulfate: Standing Loss

SCC 30187526 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Ammonium Sulfate: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187529 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Fluosilicic Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187530 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Fluosilicic Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187531 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Chromic Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187532 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Chromic Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187533 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Hydrochloric Acid: Standing Loss

SCC 30187534 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Hydrochloric Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30187597 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Specify Liquid: Breathing Loss

SCC 30187598 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Floating Roof Tank), Specify Liquid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188501 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Ammonia: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188502 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Carbon Monoxide: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188503 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Chlorine: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188504 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Hydrogen Cyanide: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188505 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Sulfur Dioxide: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188506 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Nitrogen: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188507 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Carbon Dioxide: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188508 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Hydrazine Hydrate: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188509 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Anhydrous Hydrazine: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188510 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Anhydrous Ammonia: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188511 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Hydrogen Fluoride: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188512 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Fluosilicic Acid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188513 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Hydrogen Chloride: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188514 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Fluorine: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188599 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Inorganic Chemical Storage (Pressure Tanks), Specify Gas: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 30188801 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30188802 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30188803 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30188804 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30188805 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30190001 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Process Heaters

SCC 30190002 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Process Heaters

SCC 30190003 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Process Heaters

SCC 30190004 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Process Gas: Process Heaters

SCC 30190011 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Incinerators

SCC 30190012 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Incinerators

SCC 30190013 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Incinerators

SCC 30190014 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Process Gas: Incinerators

SCC 30190021 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Distillate Oil (No. 2): Flares

SCC 30190022 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Residual Oil: Flares

SCC 30190023 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Natural Gas: Flares

SCC 30190099 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Fuel Fired Equipment, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30199998 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Other Not Classified, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 30199999 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Other Not Classified, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 65110001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Production

SCC 65110010 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Burnoff of Antimony

SCC 65110011 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Roasting: Shaft Furnace

SCC 65110012 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Roasting: Rotary Kiln

SCC 65110013 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Roasting: Blast Roaster

SCC 65110014 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Roasting: Converter

SCC 65110020 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Recovery

SCC 65110021 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Recovery: Baghouse

SCC 65110022 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Recovery: Flues

SCC 65110023 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Recovery: Condensing Pipes

SCC 65110024 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Recovery: Cottrell Precipitators

SCC 65110029 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Antimony Oxides Manufacturing, Recovery: Specify Type of Recovery Equipment

SCC 65130001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Fumed Silica Manufacturing, Fumed Silica Production

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 65130010 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Fumed Silica Manufacturing, Process Vents

SCC 65130011 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Fumed Silica Manufacturing, Process Vents: Reaction

SCC 65130020 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Fumed Silica Manufacturing, Process Vents: Separation

SCC 65130040 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Fumed Silica Manufacturing, Process Vents: End Product Storage

SCC 65135001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compound Production

SCC 65135010 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Process Vents

SCC 65135011 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Process Vents: Reactor

SCC 65135012 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Process Vents: Cooling

SCC 65135013 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Process Vents: pH Adjustment

SCC 65135014 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Process Vents: Filtration

SCC 65135030 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Manufacturing, Process Vents: End Product Storage

SCC 65140001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Production

SCC 65140010 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents

SCC 65140011 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Reactor

SCC 65140012 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Evaporator

SCC 65140013 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Filtration

SCC 65140014 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Mixing Conveyor

SCC 65140015 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Drying

SCC 65140016 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Compacting

SCC 65140017 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Classifier

SCC 65140018 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: Briquetting

SCC 65140030 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Sodium Cyanide Manufacturing, Process Vents: End Product Storage

SCC 65145001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Production Direct Fluorination

SCC 65145010 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Fluorination Tower

SCC 65145011 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Fluorination Tower: Reactor

SCC 65145020 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Product Finishing

SCC 65145021 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Product Finishing: Cyclone

SCC 65145022 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Product Finishing: Filtration

SCC 65145023 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, Product Finishing: Cold Trap/Condenser

SCC 65145030 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, End Product Loading and Storage

SCC 65145031 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Uranium Hexafluoride Manufacturing, End Product Loading: Cylinder Loading Station

SCC 65180001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Equipment Leaks, Equipment Leaks

SCC 65182001 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Wastewater Aggregate, Process Area Drains

SCC 65182002 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Wastewater Aggregate, Process Equipment Drains

SCC 65182501 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, Filtration

SCC 65182599 MACT Source Categories, Inorganic Chemicals Manufacturing, Wastewater, Points of Generation, Specify Point of Generation

SCC 68430001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Chlorinated Paraffins: Batch Process

SCC 68430010 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Process Vents

SCC 68430011 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Process Vents: Paraffins/Chlorine Reactor

SCC 68430020 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Process Vents: Paraffins Stabilization Vessel

SCC 68430030 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Process Vents: Product Storage

SCC 68430031 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Process Vents: Partially Chlorinated Paraffin Storage Vessel

SCC 68430032 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Batch Process, Process Vents: Product Storage: Chlorinated Paraffin

SCC 68430101 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Chlorinated Paraffins: Continuous Process

SCC 68430110 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Process Vents

SCC 68430111 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Process Vents: Paraffins/Chlorine Reactors

SCC 68430120 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Process Vents: Paraffins Stabilization Vessel

SCC 68430130 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Process Vents: Product Storage

SCC 68430131 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Process Vents: Partially Chlorinated Paraffin Storage Vessel

SCC 68430132 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Chlorinated Paraffins Production, Continuous Process, Process Vents, Product Storage: Chlorinated Paraffin

SCC 68435001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Dodecanoic Acid Production, Dodecanedioic Acid Production

SCC 68435010 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Dodecanoic Acid Production, Process Vents

SCC 68435011 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Dodecanoic Acid Production, Process Vents: Butadiene Dryer

SCC 68435012 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Dodecanoic Acid Production, Process Vents: Reactor

SCC 68435013 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Dodecanoic Acid Production, Process Vents: Jets

SCC 68435040 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Dodecanoic Acid Production, Waste Liquids

SCC 68440001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Ethylidene Norbornene Production, Ethylidene Norbornene Production

SCC 68440010 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Ethylidene Norbornene Production, Process Vents

SCC 68445001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process

SCC 68445010 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Hydrazine Hydrate Production

SCC 68445011 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Chlorination Reactor

SCC 68445012 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Chloramine Reactor

SCC 68445013 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Hydrazine Reactor

SCC 68445014 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Crystallizing Evaporator

SCC 68445015 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Hydrate Columns

SCC 68445020 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Anhydrous Hydrazine Production

SCC 68445021 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Azeotrope Column

SCC 68445022 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Process Vents: Hydrazine Column

SCC 68445030 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Ammonia Recovery System

SCC 68445040 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Olin Raschig Process, Product Storage

SCC 68445101 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process

SCC 68445110 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: Bayer Ketazine Process

SCC 68445111 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: Hypochlorinator

SCC 68445115 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: Ketazine Reactor

SCC 68445120 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: NH3 Recovery System (Stripper)

SCC 68445125 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: Ketazine Column

SCC 68445130 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: Pressure Hydrolysis Column

SCC 68445135 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: Concentrating Column

SCC 68445140 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, Bayer Ketazine Process, Process Vents: End Product Storage

SCC 68445201 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process

SCC 68445210 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: PCUK Peroxide Process

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 68445211 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: Reactor Vessel

SCC 68445212 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: Phase Separator Decanter

SCC 68445213 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: Concentrator

SCC 68445214 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: Distillation

SCC 68445215 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: Hydrolyzer

SCC 68445220 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Hydrazine Production, PCUK Peroxide Process, Process Vents: End Product Storage

SCC 68480001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Equipment Leaks, Equipment Leaks

SCC 68482001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Aggregate, Process Area Drains

SCC 68482002 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Aggregate, Process Equipment Drains

SCC 68482501 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Points of Generation, Aniline Decanter

SCC 68482502 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Points of Generation, Ketazine Column

SCC 68482503 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Points of Generation, Distillation Purge

SCC 68482504 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Points of Generation, Concentrator Purge

SCC 68482599 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Points of Generation, Specify Point of Generation

SCC 68510001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Phthalate Plasticizers Production, Phthalate Plasticizer Production

SCC 68510010 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Phthalate Plasticizers Production, Process Vents

SCC 68510011 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Phthalate Plasticizers Production, Process Vents: Batch Reactor

SCC 68580001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Equipment Leaks, Equipment Leaks

SCC 68582001 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Aggregate, Process Area Drains

SCC 68582002 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Aggregate, Process Equipment Drains

SCC 68582599 MACT Source Categories, Miscellaneous Processes (Chemicals), Wastewater, Points of Generation, Specify Point of Generation

SCC 2301000000 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, All Processes, Total

SCC 2301010000 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, Industrial Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Total

SCC 2301010010 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, Industrial Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Sulfur Recovery: Sour Gas

SCC 2301020000 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, Process Emissions from Synthetic Fibers Manuf (NAPAP cat. 107), Total

SCC 2301030000 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, Process Emissions from Pharmaceutical Manuf (NAPAP cat. 106), Total

SCC 2301040000 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing: SIC 28, Fugitive Emissions from Synthetic Organic Chem Manuf (NAPAP cat. 102), Total

SIC 2812 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Alkalies and chlorine

SIC 2813 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Industrial gases

SIC 2816 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Inorganic pigments

SIC 2819 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec

SIC 2820 Plastics Materials and Synthetic Resins, Synthetic

SIC 2821 Chemicals And Allied Products, Plastics Materials and Synthetics, Plastics materials and resins

SIC 2822 Chemicals And Allied Products, Plastics Materials and Synthetics, Synthetic rubber

SIC 2823 Chemicals And Allied Products, Plastics Materials and Synthetics, Cellulosic manmade fibers

SIC 2824 Chemicals And Allied Products, Plastics Materials and Synthetics, Organic fibers, noncellulosic

SIC 2833 Chemicals And Allied Products, Drugs, Medicinals and botanicals

SIC 2834 Chemicals And Allied Products, Drugs, Pharmaceutical preparations

SIC 2835 Chemicals And Allied Products, Drugs, Diagnostic substances

SIC 2836 Chemicals And Allied Products, Drugs, Biological products exc. diagnostic

SIC 2841 Chemicals And Allied Products, Soap, Cleaners, and Toilet Goods, Soap and other detergents

SIC 2842 Chemicals And Allied Products, Soap, Cleaners, and Toilet Goods, Polishes and sanitation goods

SIC 2843 Chemicals And Allied Products, Soap, Cleaners, and Toilet Goods, Surface active agents

SIC 2844 Chemicals And Allied Products, Soap, Cleaners, and Toilet Goods, Toilet preparations

SIC 2851 Chemicals And Allied Products, Paints and Allied Products, Paints and allied products

SIC 2861 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Gum and wood chemicals

SIC 2865 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Cyclic crudes and intermediates

SIC 2869 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Industrial organic chemicals, nec

SIC 2873 Chemicals And Allied Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Nitrogenous fertilizers

SIC 2874 Chemicals And Allied Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Phosphatic fertilizers

SIC 2875 Chemicals And Allied Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Fertilizers, mixing only

SIC 2879 Chemicals And Allied Products, Agricultural Chemicals, Agricultural chemicals, nec

SIC 2891 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Adhesives and sealants

SIC 2892 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Explosives

SIC 2893 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Printing ink

SIC 2895 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Carbon black

SIC 2899 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Chemical preparations, nec

SIC 2899 Chemicals And Allied Products, Miscellaneous Chemical Products, Chemical preparations, nec

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0107-1 Industrial/Commercial/ Institutional Boilers & Process Heaters - coal

MACT 0107-2 Industrial/Commercial/ Institutional Boilers & Process Heaters - gas

MACT 0107-3 Industrial/Commercial/ Institutional Boilers & Process Heaters - oil

SCC 10200101 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Anthracite Coal, Pulverized Coal

SCC 10200104 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Anthracite Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker

SCC 10200107 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Anthracite Coal, Hand-fired

SCC 10200117 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Anthracite Coal, Fluidized Bed Boiler Burning Anthracite-Culm Fuel

SCC 10200201 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom

SCC 10200202 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom

SCC 10200203 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cyclone Furnace

SCC 10200204 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Spreader Stoker

SCC 10200205 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Overfeed Stoker

SCC 10200206 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Underfeed Stoker

SCC 10200210 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Overfeed Stoker **

SCC 10200212 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential)

SCC 10200213 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Wet Slurry

SCC 10200217 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion: Bubbling Bed (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10200218 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion: Circulating Bed (Bitum. Coal)

SCC 10200219 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cogeneration (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10200221 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200222 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200223 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cyclone Furnace (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200224 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Spreader Stoker (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200225 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200226 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom Tangential (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200229 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cogeneration (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10200300 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom

SCC 10200301 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom, Wall Fired

SCC 10200302 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom, Tangential Fired

SCC 10200303 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Cyclone Furnace

SCC 10200304 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker

SCC 10200306 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Spreader Stoker

SCC 10200307 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Lignite, Cogeneration

SCC 10200401 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Residual Oil, Grade 6 Oil

SCC 10200402 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Residual Oil, 10-100 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10200403 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Residual Oil, < 10 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10200404 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Residual Oil, Grade 5 Oil

SCC 10200405 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Residual Oil, Cogeneration

SCC 10200501 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Distillate Oil, Grades 1 and 2 Oil

SCC 10200502 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Distillate Oil, 10-100 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10200503 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Distillate Oil, < 10 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10200504 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Distillate Oil, Grade 4 Oil

SCC 10200505 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Distillate Oil, Cogeneration

SCC 10200601 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Natural Gas, > 100 Million Btu/hr

SCC 10200602 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Natural Gas, 10-100 Million Btu/hr

SCC 10200603 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Natural Gas, < 10 Million Btu/hr

SCC 10200604 External Combustion Boilers, Industrial, Natural Gas, Cogeneration

SCC 10300101 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Anthracite Coal, Pulverized Coal

SCC 10300102 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Anthracite Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker

SCC 10300103 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Anthracite Coal, Hand-fired

SCC 10300203 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cyclone Furnace (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300205 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300206 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300207 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Overfeed Stoker (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300208 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Underfeed Stoker (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300209 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Spreader Stoker (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300211 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Overfeed Stoker **

SCC 10300214 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Hand-fired (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300216 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300217 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion: Bubbling Bed (Bituminous Coal)

SCC 10300218 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Atmospheric Fluidized Bed Combustion: Circulating Bed (Bitum. Coal)

SCC 10300221 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10300222 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10300223 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Cyclone Furnace (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10300224 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Spreader Stoker (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10300225 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10300226 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom Tangential (Subbituminous Coal)

SCC 10300300 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Wet Bottom

SCC 10300305 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom, Wall Fired

SCC 10300306 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Lignite, Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom, Tangential Fired

SCC 10300307 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Lignite, Traveling Grate (Overfeed) Stoker

SCC 10300309 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Lignite, Spreader Stoker

SCC 10300401 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Residual Oil, Grade 6 Oil

SCC 10300402 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Residual Oil, 10-100 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10300403 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Residual Oil, < 10 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10300404 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Residual Oil, Grade 5 Oil

SCC 10300501 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Distillate Oil, Grades 1 and 2 Oil

SCC 10300502 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Distillate Oil, 10-100 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10300503 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Distillate Oil, < 10 Million Btu/hr **

SCC 10300504 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Distillate Oil, Grade 4 Oil

SCC 10300601 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Natural Gas, > 100 Million Btu/hr

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 10300602 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Natural Gas, 10-100 Million Btu/hr

SCC 10300603 External Combustion Boilers, Commercial/Institutional, Natural Gas, < 10 Million Btu/hr

SCC 2102001000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Industrial, Anthracite Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2102002000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Industrial, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2102004000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Industrial, Distillate Oil, Total: Boilers and IC Engines

SCC 2102005000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Industrial, Residual Oil, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2102006000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Industrial, Natural Gas, Total: Boilers and IC Engines

SCC 2102006001 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Industrial, Natural Gas, All Boiler Types

SCC 2103001000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Commercial/Institutional, Anthracite Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2103002000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Commercial/Institutional, Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2103004000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Commercial/Institutional, Distillate Oil, Total: Boilers and IC Engines

SCC 2103005000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Commercial/Institutional, Residual Oil, Total: All Boiler Types

SCC 2103006000 Stationary Source Fuel Combustion, Commercial/Institutional, Natural Gas, Total: Boilers and IC Engines

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0601 Gasoline Distribution (Stage I)

NAICS 42271 Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals

NAICS 42272 Petroleum and Petroleum Products Wholesalers (except Bulk Stations and Terminals)

NAICS 454311 Heating Oil Dealers

SCC 30600801 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves and Flanges

SCC 30600802 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Vessel Relief Valves

SCC 30600803 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals w/o Controls

SCC 30600804 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Compressor Seals

SCC 30600805 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Miscellaneous: Sampling/Non-Asphalt Blowing/Purging/etc.

SCC 30600806 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals with Controls

SCC 30600807 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Blind Changing

SCC 30600811 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Gas Streams

SCC 30600812 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Light Liquid/Gas Streams

SCC 30600813 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Heavy Liquid Streams

SCC 30600814 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pipeline Valves: Hydrogen Streams

SCC 30600815 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Open-ended Valves: All Streams

SCC 30600816 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Flanges: All Streams

SCC 30600817 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals: Light Liquid/Gas Streams

SCC 30600818 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Pump Seals: Heavy Liquid Streams

SCC 30600819 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Compressor Seals: Gas Streams

SCC 30600820 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Compressor Seals: Heavy Liquid Streams

SCC 30600821 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Drains: All Streams

SCC 30600822 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, Fugitive Emissions, Vessel Relief Valves: All Streams

SCC 30622002 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: Residual Oil

SCC 30622004 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Soil: Distillate Oil

SCC 30622202 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: Residual Oil

SCC 30622204 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage & Other Remediation: Vapor Extract: Distillate Oil

SCC 30622402 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage and Other Remediation: Air Stripping: Residual Oil

SCC 30622404 Industrial Processes, Petroleum Industry, , Underground Storage & Other Remediation: Air Stripping: Distillate Oil

SCC 31000101 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Complete Well: Fugitive Emissions

SCC 31000102 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Miscellaneous Well: General

SCC 31000103 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Wells: Rod Pumps

SCC 31000104 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Crude Oil Sumps

SCC 31000105 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Crude Oil Pits

SCC 31000106 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Enhanced Wells, Water Reinjection

SCC 31000107 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Oil/Gas/Water/Separation

SCC 31000108 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Evaporation from Liquid Leaks into Oil Well Cellars

SCC 31000121 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Site Preparation

SCC 31000122 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Drilling and Well Completion

SCC 31000123 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Well Casing Vents

SCC 31000124 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Valves: General

SCC 31000125 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Relief Valves

SCC 31000126 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Pump Seals

SCC 31000127 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Ranges and Connections

SCC 31000128 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Oil Heating

SCC 31000129 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Gas/Liquid Separation

SCC 31000130 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Fugitives: Compressor Seals

SCC 31000131 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Fugitives: Drains

SCC 31000132 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Atmospheric Wash Tank (2nd Stage of Gas-Oil Separation): Flashing Loss

SCC 31000140 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Waste Sumps: Primary Light Crude

SCC 31000141 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Waste Sumps: Primary Heavy Crude

SCC 31000142 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Waste Sumps: Secondary Light Crude

SCC 31000143 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Waste Sumps: Secondary Heavy Crude

SCC 31000144 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Waste Sumps: Tertiary Light Crude

SCC 31000145 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Waste Sumps: Tertiary Heavy Crude

SCC 31000146 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Gathering Lines

SCC 31000160 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Flares

SCC 31000199 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Crude Oil Production, Processing Operations: Not Classified

SCC 31088801 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 31088802 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 31088803 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 31088804 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 31088805 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 31088811 Industrial Processes, Oil and Gas Production, Fugitive Emissions, Fugitive Emissions

SCC 40300101 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Gasoline **

SCC 40300102 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Crude **

SCC 40300103 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Gasoline **

SCC 40300104 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Crude **

SCC 40300105 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Jet Fuel **

SCC 40300106 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Kerosene **

SCC 40300107 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Dist Fuel **

SCC 40300108 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Benzene **

SCC 40300109 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Cyclohexane **

SCC 40300110 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Cyclopentane **

SCC 40300111 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Heptane **

SCC 40300112 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Hexane **

SCC 40300113 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Isooctane **

SCC 40300114 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Isopentane **

SCC 40300115 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Pentane **

SCC 40300116 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Toluene **

SCC 40300150 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Jet Fuel **

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 40300151 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Kerosene **

SCC 40300152 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Dist Fuel **

SCC 40300153 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Benzene **

SCC 40300154 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Cyclohexane **

SCC 40300155 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Cyclopentane **

SCC 40300156 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Heptane **

SCC 40300157 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Hexane **

SCC 40300158 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Isooctane **

SCC 40300159 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Isopentane **

SCC 40300160 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Pentane **

SCC 40300161 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), Toluene **

SCC 40300198 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), See Comment **

SCC 40300199 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-010 and 4-07), See Comment **

SCC 40300201 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Gasoline **

SCC 40300202 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Product **

SCC 40300203 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Crude **

SCC 40300204 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Crude **

SCC 40300205 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Jet Fuel **

SCC 40300207 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Dist Fuel **

SCC 40300208 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Benzene **

SCC 40300209 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Cyclohexane **

SCC 40300210 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Cyclopentane **

SCC 40300211 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Heptane **

SCC 40300212 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Hexane **

SCC 40300213 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Isooctane **

SCC 40300214 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Isopentane **

SCC 40300215 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Pentane **

SCC 40300216 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Toluene **

SCC 40300299 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Specify Liquid **

SCC 40300302 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Deleted - Do Not Use (See 4-03-011 and 4-07), Gasoline **

SCC 40301001 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301002 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 10: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301003 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 7: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301004 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301005 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 10: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301006 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 7: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301007 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301008 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 10: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301009 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 7: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301010 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil RVP 5: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301011 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil RVP 5: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301012 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil RVP 5: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301013 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301014 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301015 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301016 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301017 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301018 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301019 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301020 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301021 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301022 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Asphalt Oil: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301023 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Asphalt Oil: Working Loss

SCC 40301024 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Asphalt Oil: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301025 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 6 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301026 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 5 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301027 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 4 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301028 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 2 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301029 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 1 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301065 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 6 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301066 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 5 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301067 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 4 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301068 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 2 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301069 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 1 Fuel Oil: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301075 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 6 Fuel Oil: Working Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301076 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 5 Fuel Oil: Working Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301077 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 4 Fuel Oil: Working Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301078 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 2 Fuel Oil: Working Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301079 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 1 Fuel Oil: Working Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301097 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301098 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301099 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fixed Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Working Loss (Tank Diameter Independent)

SCC 40301101 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301102 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301103 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301104 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301105 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301106 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301107 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301108 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss (250000 Bbl.Tank Size)

SCC 40301109 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil RVP 5: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 40301110 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil RVP 5: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301111 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301112 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301113 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301114 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301115 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301116 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301117 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil RVP 5: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40301118 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40301119 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40301120 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40301125 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 6 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301126 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 5 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301127 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 4 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301128 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grde 2 Fuel Oil: Stand Loss (67000 Bbl Tank Size) ** (Use 4-03-011-15)

SCC 40301129 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 1 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301130 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

SCC 40301131 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline: Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

SCC 40301132 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil: Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

SCC 40301133 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

SCC 40301134 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

SCC 40301135 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

SCC 40301140 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - External - Secondary Seal

SCC 40301141 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline: Standing Loss - External - Secondary Seal

SCC 40301142 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil: Standing Loss - External - Secondary Seal

SCC 40301143 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Standing Loss - External - Secondary Seal

SCC 40301144 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Standing Loss - External - Secondary Seal

SCC 40301145 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Standing Loss - External - Secondary Seal

SCC 40301150 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Internal

SCC 40301151 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline: Standing Loss - Internal

SCC 40301152 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Crude Oil: Standing Loss - Internal

SCC 40301153 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Standing Loss - Internal

SCC 40301154 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Jet Kerosene: Standing Loss - Internal

SCC 40301155 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Distillate Fuel #2: Standing Loss - Internal

SCC 40301165 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 6 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301166 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 5 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301167 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 4 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301168 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grd 2 Fuel Oil: Stand. Loss (250000 Bbl Tank Size)**(Use 4-03-011-16)

SCC 40301169 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 1 Fuel Oil: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301175 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 6 Fuel Oil: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301176 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 5 Fuel Oil: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301177 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 4 Fuel Oil: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301178 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 2 Fuel Oil: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301179 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Grade 1 Fuel Oil: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301180 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 13: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301181 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 10: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301182 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Gasoline RVP 7: Withdrawal Loss (Independent Tank Diameter)

SCC 40301197 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40301198 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301199 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Floating Roof Tanks (Varying Sizes), Specify Liquid: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl. Tank Size)

SCC 40301201 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Gasoline RVP 13: Filling Loss

SCC 40301202 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Gasoline RVP 10: Filling Loss

SCC 40301203 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Gasoline RVP 7: Filling Loss

SCC 40301204 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Filling Loss

SCC 40301205 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Jet Kerosene: Filling Loss

SCC 40301206 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Distillate Fuel #2: Filling Loss

SCC 40301207 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Benzene: Filling Loss

SCC 40301299 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Variable Vapor Space, Specify Liquid: Filling Loss

SCC 40388801 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40388802 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40388803 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40388804 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40388805 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40399999 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Product Storage at Refineries, Other Not Classified, See Comment **

SCC 40400101 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400102 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400103 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400104 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl Capacity)-Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400105 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl Capacity)-Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400106 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Breathing Loss (250000 Bbl Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400107 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Working Loss (Diam. Independent) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400108 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Working Loss (Diameter Independent) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400109 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Working Loss (Diameter Independent) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400110 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity)-Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400111 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity)-Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400112 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity)- Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400113 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl Cap.) - Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400114 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl Cap.) - Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400115 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss (250000 Bbl Cap.) - Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400116 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss (67000 Bbl Cap.) - Float Rf Tnk

SCC 40400117 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss (250000 Bbl Cap.) - Float Rf Tnk

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 40400118 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Filling Loss (10500 Bbl Cap.) - Variable Vapor Space

SCC 40400119 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Filling Loss (10500 Bbl Cap.) - Variable Vapor Space

SCC 40400120 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Filling Loss (10500 Bbl Cap.) - Variable Vapor Space

SCC 40400121 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Diesel Fuel: Standing Loss (Diameter Independent) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400122 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Diesel Fuel: Working Loss (Diameter Independent) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400130 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - External Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400131 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400132 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400133 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - External Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400140 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Ext. Float Roof Tank w/ Second'y Seal

SCC 40400141 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400142 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400143 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400148 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss - Ext. Float Roof (Pri/Sec Seal)

SCC 40400149 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Specify Liquid: External Floating Roof (Primary/Secondary Seal)

SCC 40400150 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Miscellaneous Losses/Leaks: Loading Racks

SCC 40400151 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Valves, Flanges, and Pumps

SCC 40400152 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Vapor Collection Losses

SCC 40400153 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Vapor Control Unit Losses

SCC 40400154 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Tank Truck Vapor Leaks

SCC 40400160 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Internal Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400161 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400162 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400163 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - Internal Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400170 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400171 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400172 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400173 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400178 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss - Int. Float Roof (Pri/Sec Seal)

SCC 40400179 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, Specify Liquid: Internal Floating Roof (Primary/Secondary Seal)

SCC 40400199 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Terminals, See Comment **

SCC 40400201 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400202 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400203 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400204 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Working Loss (67000 Bbl. Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400205 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Working Loss (67000 Bbl. Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400206 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Working Loss (67000 Bbl. Capacity) - Fixed Roof Tank

SCC 40400207 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl Cap.) - Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400208 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl Cap.) - Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400209 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss (67000 Bbl Cap.) - Floating Roof Tank

SCC 40400210 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13/10/7: Withdrawal Loss (67000 Bbl Cap.) - Float Rf Tnk

SCC 40400211 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Filling Loss (10500 Bbl Cap.) - Variable Vapor Space

SCC 40400212 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Filling Loss (10500 Bbl Cap.) - Variable Vapor Space

SCC 40400213 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Filling Loss (10500 Bbl Cap.) - Variable Vapor Space

SCC 40400230 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - External Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400231 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400232 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400233 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - External Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400240 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400241 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400242 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400243 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - Ext. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400248 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10/13/7: Withdrawal Loss - Ext. Float Roof (Pri/Sec Seal)

SCC 40400249 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Specify Liquid: External Floating Roof (Primary/Secondary Seal)

SCC 40400250 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Loading Racks

SCC 40400251 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Valves, Flanges, and Pumps

SCC 40400252 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Miscellaneous Losses/Leaks: Vapor Collection Losses

SCC 40400253 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Miscellaneous Losses/Leaks: Vapor Control Unit Losses

SCC 40400254 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Tank Truck Vapor Losses

SCC 40400255 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Loading Racks - Jet Fuel

SCC 40400260 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Internal Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400261 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400262 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400263 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - Internal Floating Roof w/ Primary Seal

SCC 40400270 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Specify Liquid: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400271 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 13: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400272 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400273 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 7: Standing Loss - Int. Floating Roof w/ Secondary Seal

SCC 40400278 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Gasoline RVP 10/13/7: Withdrawal Loss - Int. Float Roof (Pri/Sec Seal)

SCC 40400279 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Bulk Plants, Specify Liquid: Internal Floating Roof (Primary/Secondary Seal)

SCC 40400301 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400302 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank: Working Loss

SCC 40400303 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank with Primary Seals: Standing Loss

SCC 40400304 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank with Secondary Seals: Standing Loss

SCC 40400305 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank: Standing Loss

SCC 40400306 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40400307 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank: Withdrawal Loss

SCC 40400311 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank, Condensate, working+breathing+flashing losses

SCC 40400312 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank, Crude Oil, working+breathing+flashing losses

SCC 40400313 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank, Lube Oil, working+breathing+flashing losses

SCC 40400314 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank, Specialty Chem-working+breathing+flashing

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 40400315 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank, Produced Water, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400316 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Fixed Roof Tank, Diesel, working+breathing+flashing losses

SCC 40400321 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank, Condensate, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400322 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank, Crude Oil, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400323 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank, Lube Oil, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400324 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank, Specialty Chem-working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400325 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank, Produced Water-working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400326 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, External Floating Roof Tank, Diesel, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400331 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank, Condensate, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400332 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank, Crude Oil, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400333 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank, Lube Oil, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400334 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank, Specialty Chem-working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400335 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank, Produced Water-working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400336 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Internal Floating Roof Tank, Diesel, working+breathing+flashing

SCC 40400340 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Oil and Gas Field Storage and Working Tanks, Pressure Tanks (pressure relief from pop-off valves)

SCC 40400401 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Gasoline RVP 13: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400402 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Gasoline RVP 13: Working Loss

SCC 40400403 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Gasoline RVP 10: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400404 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Gasoline RVP 10: Working Loss

SCC 40400405 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Gasoline RVP 7: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400406 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Gasoline RVP 7: Working Loss

SCC 40400407 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Crude Oil RVP 5: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400408 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Crude Oil RVP 5: Working Loss

SCC 40400409 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Breathing Loss

SCC 40400410 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Jet Naphtha (JP-4): Working Loss

SCC 40400411 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Jet Kerosene: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400412 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Jet Kerosene: Working Loss

SCC 40400413 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Distillate Fuel #2: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400414 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Distillate Fuel #2: Working Loss

SCC 40400497 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Specify Liquid: Breathing Loss

SCC 40400498 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Petroleum Liquids Storage (non-Refinery), Petroleum Products - Underground Tanks, Specify Liquid: Working Loss

SCC 40600101 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Splash Loading **

SCC 40600126 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Submerged Loading **

SCC 40600129 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Asphalt: Splash Loading

SCC 40600130 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Distillate Oil: Submerged Loading **

SCC 40600131 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Submerged Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600132 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Submerged Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600133 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Naphtha: Submerged Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600134 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Kerosene: Submerged Loading (Normal Services)

SCC 40600135 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Distillate Oil: Submerged Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600136 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Splash Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600137 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Splash Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600138 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Naphtha: Splash Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600139 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Kerosene: Splash Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600140 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Distillate Oil: Splash Loading (Normal Service)

SCC 40600141 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Submerged Loading (Balanced Service)

SCC 40600142 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Submerged Loading (Balanced Service)

SCC 40600143 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Naphtha: Submerged Loading (Balanced Service)

SCC 40600144 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Splash Loading (Balanced Service)

SCC 40600145 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Splash Loading (Balanced Service)

SCC 40600146 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Naphtha: Splash Loading (Balanced Service)

SCC 40600147 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Submerged Loading (Clean Tanks)

SCC 40600148 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Submerged Loading (Clean Tanks)

SCC 40600149 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Naphtha: Submerged Loading (Clean Tanks)

SCC 40600160 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Kerosene: Submerged Loading (Clean Tanks)

SCC 40600161 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Distillate Oil: Submerged Loading (Clean Tanks)

SCC 40600162 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Loaded with Fuel (Transit Losses)

SCC 40600163 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Gasoline: Return with Vapor (Transit Losses)

SCC 40600164 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Loaded with Product

SCC 40600165 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Crude Oil: Loaded with Vapor

SCC 40600166 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Fuel: Loaded with Product

SCC 40600167 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Jet Fuel: Loaded with Vapor

SCC 40600168 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Kerosene: Loaded with Product

SCC 40600169 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Kerosene: Loaded with Vapor

SCC 40600170 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Distillate Oil: Loaded with Product

SCC 40600171 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Distillate Oil: Loaded with Vapor

SCC 40600172 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Transit Losses - LPG: Loaded with Fuel

SCC 40600173 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Transit Losses - LPG: Return with Vapor

SCC 40600197 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Not Classified **

SCC 40600198 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Not Classified **

SCC 40600199 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Tank Cars and Trucks, Not Classified **

SCC 40600231 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Ship Loading - Cleaned and Vapor Free Tanks

SCC 40600232 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Ocean Barges Loading

SCC 40600233 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Barge Loading - Cleaned and Vapor Free Tanks

SCC 40600234 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Ship Loading - Ballasted Tank

SCC 40600235 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Ocean Barges Loading - Ballasted Tank

SCC 40600236 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Ship Loading - Uncleaned Tanks

SCC 40600237 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Ocean Barges Loading - Uncleaned Tanks

SCC 40600238 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Barges Loading - Uncleaned Tanks

SCC 40600239 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Tanker Ship - Ballasted Tank Condition

SCC 40600240 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Barge Loading - Average Tank Condition

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Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 40600241 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Tanker Ship - Ballasting

SCC 40600242 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Transit Loss

SCC 40600243 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Crude Oil: Loading Tankers

SCC 40600244 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Jet Fuel: Loading Tankers

SCC 40600245 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Kerosene: Loading Tankers

SCC 40600246 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Distillate Oil: Loading Tankers

SCC 40600248 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Crude Oil: Loading Barges

SCC 40600249 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Jet Fuel: Loading Barges

SCC 40600250 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Kerosene: Loading Barges

SCC 40600251 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Distillate Oil: Loading Barges

SCC 40600253 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Crude Oil: Tanker Ballasting

SCC 40600254 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Crude Oil: Transit Loss

SCC 40600255 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Jet Fuel: Transit Loss

SCC 40600256 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Kerosene: Transit Loss

SCC 40600257 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Distillate Oil: Transit Loss

SCC 40600259 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Tanker/Barge Cleaning

SCC 40600260 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Barge Loading - Ballasted

SCC 40600261 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Gasoline: Tanker Ship - Uncleaned Tanks

SCC 40600298 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Not Classified **

SCC 40600299 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Marine Vessels, Not Classified **

SCC 40600501 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Pipeline Petroleum Transport - General - All Products, Pipeline Leaks

SCC 40600502 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Pipeline Petroleum Transport - General - All Products, Pipeline Venting

SCC 40600503 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Pipeline Petroleum Transport - General - All Products, Pump Station

SCC 40600504 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Pipeline Petroleum Transport - General - All Products, Pump Station Leaks

SCC 40688801 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40688802 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40688803 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40688804 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 40688805 Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation, Transportation and Marketing of Petroleum Products, Fugitive Emissions, Specify in Comments Field

SCC 2501000000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Total: All Products

SCC 2501000030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Crude Oil

SCC 2501000060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Residual Oil

SCC 2501000090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Distillate Oil

SCC 2501000120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Gasoline

SCC 2501000150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2501000180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Kerosene

SCC 2501000900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Breathing Loss, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2501010000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Total: All Products

SCC 2501010030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Crude Oil

SCC 2501010060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Residual Oil

SCC 2501010090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Distillate Oil

SCC 2501010120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Gasoline

SCC 2501010150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2501010180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Kerosene

SCC 2501010900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Commercial/Industrial: Breathing Loss, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2501050000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Total: All Products

SCC 2501050030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Crude Oil

SCC 2501050060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Residual Oil

SCC 2501050090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Distillate Oil

SCC 2501050120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Gasoline

SCC 2501050150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2501050180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Kerosene

SCC 2501050900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, Bulk Stations/Terminals: Breathing Loss, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2501995000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Total: All Products

SCC 2501995030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Crude Oil

SCC 2501995060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Residual Oil

SCC 2501995090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Distillate Oil

SCC 2501995120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Gasoline

SCC 2501995150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2501995180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Storage, All Storage Types: Working Loss, Kerosene

SCC 2505000000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Total: All Products

SCC 2505000030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Crude Oil

SCC 2505000060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Residual Oil

SCC 2505000090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Distillate Oil

SCC 2505000120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Gasoline

SCC 2505000150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2505000180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Kerosene

SCC 2505000900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, All Transport Types, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2505010000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Total: All Products

SCC 2505010030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Crude Oil

SCC 2505010060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Residual Oil

SCC 2505010090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Distillate Oil

SCC 2505010120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Gasoline

SCC 2505010150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2505010180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Kerosene

SCC 2505010900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Rail Tank Car, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2505020000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Total: All Products

SCC 2505020030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Crude Oil

SCC 2505020060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Residual Oil

SCC 2505020090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Distillate Oil

SCC 2505020120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Gasoline

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

SCC 2505020150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2505020180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Kerosene

SCC 2505020900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Marine Vessel, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2505030000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Total: All Products

SCC 2505030030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Crude Oil

SCC 2505030060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Residual Oil

SCC 2505030090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Distillate Oil

SCC 2505030120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Gasoline

SCC 2505030150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2505030180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Kerosene

SCC 2505030900 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Truck, Tank Cleaning

SCC 2505040000 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Total: All Products

SCC 2505040030 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Crude Oil

SCC 2505040060 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Residual Oil

SCC 2505040090 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Distillate Oil

SCC 2505040120 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Gasoline

SCC 2505040150 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Jet Naphtha

SCC 2505040180 Storage and Transport, Petroleum and Petroleum Product Transport, Pipeline, Kerosene

SIC 5170 Petroleum and Petroleum Products

SIC 5171 Wholesale Trade--Nondurable Goods, Petroleum and Petroleum Products, Petroleum bulk stations & terminals

SIC 5172 Wholesale Trade--Nondurable Goods, Petroleum and Petroleum Products, Petroleum products, nec

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities (Continued)

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

MACT 0411 Taconite Iron Ore Processing

NAICS 21221 Iron Ore Mining

NAICS 327992 Ground or Treated Mineral and Earth Manufacturing

SCC 30302301 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Primary Crushing

SCC 30302302 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Tertiary Crusher

SCC 30302303 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Ore Screening

SCC 30302304 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Ore Transfer

SCC 30302305 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Ore Storage

SCC 30302306 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Dry Grinding/Milling

SCC 30302307 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Bentonite Storage

SCC 30302308 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Bentonite Blending

SCC 30302309 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Traveling Grate Feed** (use 3-03-023-79)

SCC 30302310 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Traveling Grate Discharge** (use 3-03-023-80)

SCC 30302311 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Chip Regrinding

SCC 30302312 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Indurating Furnace: Gas Fired** (see 3-03-023-51 thru -88)

SCC 30302313 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Indurating Furnace: Oil Fired** (see 3-03-023-51 thru -88)

SCC 30302314 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Indurating Furnace: Coal Fired** (see 3-03-023-51 thru -88)

SCC 30302315 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Pellet Cooler

SCC 30302316 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Pellet Transfer to Storage

SCC 30302317 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Magnetic Separation

SCC 30302318 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Non-magnetic Separation

SCC 30302319 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Kiln** (see 3-03-023-51 thru -88)

SCC 30302320 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Conveyors, Transfer, and Loading** (see 3-03-023-51 thru -88)

SCC 30302321 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Haul Road: Rock

SCC 30302322 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Haul Road: Taconite

SCC 30302325 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Primary Crusher Return Conveyor Transfer

SCC 30302327 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Secondary Crushing Line (includes Feed & Discharge Pts)

SCC 30302328 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Secondary Crusher Return Conveyor Transfer

SCC 30302330 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Tertiary Crushing Line (includes Feed & Discharge Pts)

SCC 30302331 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Tertiary Crushing Line Discharge Conveyor

SCC 30302334 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Grinder Feed

SCC 30302336 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Classification

SCC 30302338 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Secondary Grinding

SCC 30302340 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Tailings Basin

SCC 30302341 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Conveyor Transfer to Concentrator

SCC 30302344 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Concentrate Storage

SCC 30302345 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Bentonite Transfer to Blending

SCC 30302347 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Green Pellet Screening

SCC 30302348 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Hearth Layer Feed to Furnace

SCC 30302349 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Grate/Kiln Furnace Feed

SCC 30302350 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Grate/Kiln Furnace Discharge

SCC 30302351 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Gas-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302352 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Gas-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302353 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Gas & Oil-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302354 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Gas & Oil-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302355 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coke-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302356 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coke-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302357 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coke & Coal-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302358 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coke & Coal-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302359 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coal-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302360 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coal-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302361 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coal & Oil-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302362 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Grate/Kiln, Coal & Oil-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302369 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Vertical Shaft Furnace Feed

SCC 30302370 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Vertical Shaft Furnace Discharge

SCC 30302371 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Vertical Shaft, Gas-fired, Acid Pellets, Top Gas Stack

SCC 30302372 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Vertical Shaft, Gas-fired, Flux Pellets, Top Gas Stack

SCC 30302373 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Vertical Shaft, Gas-fired, Acid Pellets, Bottom Gas Stack

SCC 30302374 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Vertical Shaft, Gas-fired, Flux Pellets, Bottom Gas Stack

SCC 30302379 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Straight Grate Furnace Feed

SCC 30302380 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Straight Grate Furnace Discharge

SCC 30302381 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Gas-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302382 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Gas-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302383 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Oil-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302384 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Oil-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302385 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Coke-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302386 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Coke-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302387 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Coke & Gas-fired, Acid Pellets

SCC 30302388 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Induration: Straight Grate, Coke & Gas-fired, Flux Pellets

SCC 30302393 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Hearth Layer Screen

SCC 30302395 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Pellet Screen

SCC 30302396 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Pellet Storage Bin Loading

SCC 30302397 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Secondary Storage Bin Loading

SCC 30302398 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Tertiary Storage Bin Loading

SCC 30302399 Industrial Processes, Primary Metal Production, Taconite Iron Ore Processing, Other Not Classified

SIC 1011 Metal Mining, Iron Ores, Iron ores

SIC 3295 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Misc. Nonmetallic Mineral Products, Minerals, ground or treated

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 327211 Flat Glass Manufacturing

NAICS 327212 Other Pressed and Blown Glass and Glassware Manufacturing

NAICS 327213 Glass Container Manufacturing

NAICS 327215 Glass Product Manufacturing Made of Purchased Glass

NAICS 327993 Mineral Wool Manufacturing

SCC 30501201 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Regenerative Furnace (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501202 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Recuperative Furnace (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501203 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Electric Furnace (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501204 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Forming: Rotary Spun (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501205 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Curing Oven: Rotary Spun (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501206 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Cooling (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501207 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Unit Melter Furnace (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501208 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Forming: Flame Attenuation (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501209 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Curing: Flame Attenuation (Wool-type Fiber)

SCC 30501211 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Regenerative Furnace (Textile-type Fiber)

SCC 30501212 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Recuperative Furnace (Textile-type Fiber)

SCC 30501213 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Unit Melter Furnace (Textile-type Fiber)

SCC 30501214 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Forming Process (Textile-type Fiber)

SCC 30501215 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Curing Oven (Textile-type Fiber)

SCC 30501221 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Raw Material: Unloading/Conveying

SCC 30501222 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Raw Material: Storage Bins

SCC 30501223 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Raw Material: Mixing/Weighing

SCC 30501224 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Raw Material: Crushing/Charging

SCC 30501299 Industrial Processes, Mineral Products, Fiberglass Manufacturing, Other Not Classified

SIC 3200 Stone, clay, glass, and concrete products

SIC 3211 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Flat Glass, Flat glass

SIC 3221 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Glass and Glassware, Pressed Or Blown, Glass containers

SIC 3229 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Glass and Glassware, Pressed Or Blown, Pressed and blown glass, nec

SIC 3231 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Products Of Purchased Glass, Products of purchased glass

SIC 3296 Stone, Clay, And Glass Products, Misc. Nonmetallic Mineral Products, Mineral wool

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants

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Appendix E

Code Type Code Code Description

NAICS 325188 All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325191 Gum and Wood Chemical Manufacturing

NAICS 325998 All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing

SCC 30100601 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, General

SCC 30100603 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Batch Kiln

SCC 30100604 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Continuous Kiln

SCC 30100605 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Briquetting

SCC 30100606 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Raw Material Handling

SCC 30100607 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Crushing

SCC 30100608 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Handling and Storage

SCC 30100699 Industrial Processes, Chemical Manufacturing, Charcoal Manufacturing, Other Not Classified

SIC 2819 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Inorganic Chemicals, Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec

SIC 2861 Chemicals And Allied Products, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Gum and wood chemicals

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities

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APPENDIX F 

SOURCE CATEGORY REFERENCE DOCUMENT 
BART Source Categories: A Reference 

Document for WRAP States 

Draft Report 

Prepared for 

Western Regional Air Partnership 

Prepared by 

Eastern Research Group, Inc. 

1600 Perimeter Park Drive 

Morrisville, NC 27560 

November 4, 2004 

iii 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Section Page

LIST OF TABLES......................................................................................................................... xi 

INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................1 

1.0 BART 01 – Fossil Fuel-Fired Steam Electric Plants with Total Heat Capacity 

Greater than 250 million Btu per hour................................................................. 1-1 

1.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 1-1 

1.2 List Development................................................................................................. 1-2 

1.3 References............................................................................................................ 1-3 

2.0 BART 02 – Coal Cleaning Plants (Thermal Dryers).......................................... 2-1 

2.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 2-1 

2.2 List Development................................................................................................. 2-1 

2.3 References............................................................................................................ 2-1 

3.0 BART 03 – Kraft Pulp Mills................................................................................ 3-1 

3.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 3-1 

3.2 List Development................................................................................................. 3-1 

3.3 References............................................................................................................ 3-2 

4.0 BART 04 – Portland Cement Plants.................................................................... 4-1 

4.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 4-1 

4.2 List Development................................................................................................. 4-1 

4.3 References............................................................................................................ 4-2 

5.0 BART 05 – Primary Zinc Smelters...................................................................... 5-1 

5.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 5-1 

5.2 List Development................................................................................................. 5-1 

5.3 References............................................................................................................ 5-1 

6.0 BART 06 – Iron and Steel Mill Plants................................................................. 6-1 

6.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 6-2 

6.2 List Development................................................................................................. 6-2 

6.3 References............................................................................................................ 6-2 

7.0 BART 07 – Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants ....................................... 7-1 

7.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 7-1 

7.2 List Development................................................................................................. 7-1 

7.3 References............................................................................................................ 7-2 
iv 

TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED) 

Section Page

8.0 BART 08 – Primary Copper Smelters................................................................. 8-1 

8.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 8-1 

8.2 List Development................................................................................................. 8-1 

8.3 References............................................................................................................ 8-1 

9.0 BART 09 – Municipal Incinerators ..................................................................... 9-1 

9.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................... 9-1 

9.2 List Development................................................................................................. 9-1 

9.3 References............................................................................................................ 9-1 

10.0 BART 10 – Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants .............................. 10-1 

10.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 10-1 

10.2 List Development............................................................................................... 10-1 

10.3 References.......................................................................................................... 10-2 

11.0 BART 11 – Petroleum Refineries...................................................................... 11-1 

11.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 11-1 

11.2 List Development............................................................................................... 11-1 

11.3 References.......................................................................................................... 11-2 

12.0 BART 12 – Lime Plants..................................................................................... 12-1 

12.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 12-1 

12.2 List Development............................................................................................... 12-1 

12.3 References.......................................................................................................... 12-2 

13.0 BART 13 – Phosphate Rock Processing Plants................................................. 13-1 

13.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 13-1 

13.3 List Development............................................................................................... 13-1 

13.4 References.......................................................................................................... 13-2 

14.0 BART 14 – Coke Oven Batteries....................................................................... 14-1 

14.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 14-1 

14.3 List Development............................................................................................... 14-1 

14.4 References.......................................................................................................... 14-2 

15.0 BART 15 – Sulfur Recovery Plants................................................................... 15-1 

15.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 15-1 

15.2 List Development............................................................................................... 15-1 

15.3 References.......................................................................................................... 15-1 
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16.0 BART 16 – Carbon Black Plants....................................................................... 16-1 

16.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 16-1 

16.2 List Development............................................................................................... 16-1 

16.3 References.......................................................................................................... 16-1 

17.0 BART 17 – Primary Lead Smelters................................................................... 17-1 

17.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 17-1 

17.2 List Development............................................................................................... 17-1 

17.3 References.......................................................................................................... 17-1 

18.0 BART 18 – Fuel Conversion Plants................................................................... 18-1 

18.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 18-1 

18.2 References.......................................................................................................... 18-2 

19.0 BART 19 – Sintering Plants .............................................................................. 19-1 

19.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 19-1 

19.2 List Development............................................................................................... 19-1 

19.3 References.......................................................................................................... 19-3 

20.0 BART 20 – Secondary Metal Production Facilities .......................................... 20-1 

20.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 20-1 

20.2 List Development............................................................................................... 20-1 

20.3 References.......................................................................................................... 20-2 

21.0 BART 21 – Chemical Process Plants................................................................. 21-1 

21.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 21-1 

21.2 References.......................................................................................................... 21-1 

22.0 BART 22 – Fossil Fuel-Fired Boilers with Total Heat Capacity Greater 

 than 250 Million Btu per hour per unit .............................................................. 22-1 

22.1 BART Selection Procedures.............................................................................. 22-1 

22.2 List Development............................................................................................... 22-1 

22.3 References.......................................................................................................... 22-1 

23.0 BART 23 – Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities with Total Capacity 

Greater than 300,000 Barrels............................................................................. 23-1 

23.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 23-1 

23.2 References.......................................................................................................... 23-1 
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Section Page

24.0 BART 24 – Taconite Ore Processing Plants...................................................... 24-1 

24.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 24-1 

24.2 List Development............................................................................................... 24-1 

24.3 References.......................................................................................................... 24-1 

25.0 BART 25 – Glass Fiber Processing Plants ........................................................ 25-1 

25.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 25-1 

25.2 List Development............................................................................................... 25-2 

25.3 References.......................................................................................................... 25-2 

26.0 BART 26 – Charcoal Production Facilities....................................................... 26-1 

26.1 Source Category Description ............................................................................. 26-1 

26.2 References.......................................................................................................... 26-1 
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LIST OF TABLES 

Table Page

1 BART Source Categories......................................................................................................1 

2 Status of BART Source Category List Completeness...........................................................3 

1.1-1 A Complete List of Alaska’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants............. 1-4 

1.1-2 A Complete List of Arizona’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants ........... 1-5 

1.1-3 A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants........ 1-7 

1.1-4 A Complete List of Colorado’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants ....... 1-15 

1.1-5 A Complete List of Idaho’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants............. 1-17 

1.1-6 A Complete List of Montana’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants........ 1-18 

1.1-7 A Complete List of Nevada’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants.......... 1-19 

1.1-8 A Complete List of New Mexico’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power 

Plants............................................................................................................................... 1-20 

1.1-9 A Complete List of North Dakota’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power 

Plants............................................................................................................................... 1-21 

1.1-10A Complete List of Oregon’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants.......... 1-22 

1.1-11A Complete List of South Dakota’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power 

Plants............................................................................................................................... 1-23 

1.1-12A Complete List of Utah’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants .............. 1-24 

1.1-13A Complete List of Washington’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants... 1-25 

1.1-14A Complete List of Wyoming’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants...... 1-26 

2.1-1 A Complete List of Coal Cleaning Plants (Thermal Dryers) in WRAP States as 

of 1980............................................................................................................................... 2-3 

3.1-1 A Complete List of WRAP State=s Kraft Pulp Mills in Existence as of 1976 .................. 3-3 

4.1-1 A Complete List of Portland Cement Plants in WRAP States.......................................... 4-4 
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5.1-1 A Complete List of Primary Zinc Smelters in WRAP States............................................ 5-3 

6.1-1 A Complete List of WRAP States’ Iron and Steel Mill Plants in WRAP States.............. 6-3 

7.1-1 A Complete List of Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants in WRAP States in 

Existence in 1977 .............................................................................................................. 7-3 

8.1-1 A Complete List of Primary Copper Smelters in WRAP States....................................... 8-3 

10.1-1Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants Located in the WRAP States................. 10-3 

11.1-1Regulations Potentially Applicable to Petroleum Refineries.......................................... 11-3 

11.1-2A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980......... 11-4 

12.1-1A Complete List of Lime Plants in the WRAP States as of 2003 ................................... 12-3 

13.1-1 Some Phosphate Rock Processing Plants Existing in the WRAP States in 1990 

or Before.......................................................................................................................... 13-4 

14.1-1A Complete List of Coke Oven Batteries in the WRAP States as of 1980..................... 14-3 

15.1-1Partial List of Sulfur Recovery Plants in the WRAP States............................................ 15-3 

16.1-1A Complete List of Carbon Black Plants in the WRAP States as of 1996 ..................... 16-3 

17.1-1 A Complete List of Primary Lead Smelters in the WRAP States in Existence 

During the BART Time Frame ...................................................................................... 17-3 

18.1-1Partial List of Fuel Conversion Plants in the WRAP States............................................ 18-3 

19.1-1A Complete List of Sintering Plants in the WRAP States .............................................. 19-4 

20.1-1Some Secondary Metal Production Plants in WRAP States........................................... 20-4 

21.1-1Regulations Potentially Applicable to Chemical Plants.................................................. 21-2 

22.1-1Large Boilers in the WRAP States.................................................................................. 22-2 

23.1-1Regulations Potentially Applicable to Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities......... 23-2 

25.1-1A Complete List of Glass Fiber Processing Plants in Existence in 1997 in the 

WRAP States................................................................................................................... 25-3
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INTRODUCTION 

The proposed Regional Haze Rule under the federal Clean Air Act requires certain older sources 

to use Best Available Retrofit Technology (BART) to reduce emissions of visibility-impairing 

pollutants that cause regional haze in the nation's 156 Class 1 Areas (40 CFR 51.308-51.309). 

"BART-eligible" sources targeted for this federal requirement must undergo a "BART 

determination" to establish the level of control necessary based on economic and environmental 

factors. BART-eligible sources have the potential-to-emit (PTE) greater than 250 tons per year 

(TPY) of “visibility-impairing pollutants” which includes: sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, 

volatile organic compounds, particulate matter, and ammonia. U.S. EPA is considering 

removing ammonia from the list, but a decision might not be certain until April 2005. A BARTeligible source must have been constructed or reconstructed between August 7, 1962 and August 

7, 1977, and be in one of the 26 source categories as shown in Table 1. 

TABLE 1. BART Source Categories 

BART Category ID BART Category 

BART-01 

Fossil Fuel-Fired Steam Electric Plants with a Heat 

Input Capacity Greater than 250 MMBtu per hour 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (Thermal Dryers) 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters 

BART-09 

Municipal Incinerators Capable of Charging Greater 

than 250 tons of Refuse per day 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 

BART-12 Lime Plants 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants (Furnace Process) 

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 

BART-19 Sintering Plants 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 

BART-22 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers with a Heat Input Capacity 

Greater than 250 MMBtu per hour 

BART-23 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities with a 

Capacity of Greater than 300,000 Barrels 

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 
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In determining BART-eligibility, each piece of equipment operating at a stationary source must 

be assessed to determine: 

• If it is part of one of the 26 source categories; 

• If it was built or reconstructed in the BART timeframe; and 

• Whether the aggregate potential-to-emit from all the equipment in a given source 

category and built in the BART timeframe is greater than 250 tons per year of 

visibility impairing pollutants. 

This document specifically addresses the first criteria – determining whether a source belongs to 

one of the 26 source categories. 

In making the BART-eligibility determination manageable, it is helpful to first focus on whether 

the source fits into one of the source categories and not get into the complexity of which units in 

the source category were built in the BART timeframe and whether the PTE is greater than 250 

tons per year. By focusing on whether the category exists at a given source, one can quickly 

eliminate several sources as being BART ineligible and avoid these details at the unit level. 

Then after a list of potential BART-eligible sources is developed, the unit-by-unit review must 

occur. However, how the source categories are defined and how to determine whether a source 

is in one of the 26 source categories is not always obvious. Descriptions and interpretations of 

the categories are needed. 

The proposed BART guidelines (66 FR 38108; July 20, 2001), the reproposed BART guidelines 

(69 FR 25184, May 5, 2004), and other EPA documents including New Source Review Policy 

memoranda were reviewed to develop a discussion of each source category including 

interpretation of what is considered part of the source category. In the absence of any published 

information, the source categories were interpreted based on knowledge of the industry. They 

have been defined broadly in order to capture the most sources and ensure that none are 

incorrectly eliminated due to a too narrow interpretation of the category. This document 

includes all assumptions on interpretation of the source category. 

Also, this document contains lists of specific sources for each source category that are likely to 

be BART-eligible. These lists identify sources in the WRAP region for 21 of the 26 BART 

source categories. Also, it has been determined that there are no sources in the WRAP states for 

two of the categories. Therefore, information on specific sources is known for 23 of the 26 

BART source categories. This information was determined based on U.S. EPA inventories, the 

AP-42, and background information reports on specific standards. Limited web searches were 

conducted to determine name changes and whether sources have been shutdown. 

Table 2 provides a summary of the information that was collected on specific WRAP sources for 

each BART source category. Many of these lists can be considered full and complete lists such 

that they encompass every WRAP facility that falls into a specific BART source category. 

However, other lists are only partial lists in that only a portion of the WRAP sources are 

identified for a specific BART category. These partial lists are still helpful because they can be 
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used to help verify that no source has been overlooked and in some cases can provide 

construction dates for specific facilities. 

TABLE 2. Status of BART Source Category List Completeness 

BART 

Source 

Category List Status 

Number of 

WRAP 

Stationary 

Sources 

Identifieda

BART-01 Complete 325 

BART-02 Complete 12 

BART-03 Complete 21 

BART-04 Complete 32 

BART-05 Complete 1 

BART-06 Complete 11 

BART-07 Complete 10 

BART-08 Complete 13 

BART-09 No Source in WRAP States 0 

BART-10 Not Complete 9 

BART-11 Complete 107 

BART-12 Complete 37 

BART-13 Not Complete 16 

BART-14 Complete 3 

BART-15 Not Complete 7 

BART-16 Complete 1 

BART-17 Complete 2 

BART-18 Not Complete 11 

BART-19 Complete 3 

BART-20 Not Complete 26 

BART-21 No List NA 

BART-22 Not Complete 70 

BART-23 No List NA 

BART-24 No Sources in WRAP States 0 

BART-25 Complete 11 

BART-26 No List NA 

a These numbers may include sources that have been shutdown. 

The development of these lists has provided a mechanism for cross-referencing and verifying the 

initial BART source category search developed using the National Emissions Inventory (NEI). 

The lists provide varying levels of detail on whether a specific source was in existence during the 

BART timeframe depending on the information that was found. The U.S. EPA documents and 

inventories that were used to develop the lists were created for different purposes and provided 

different information. Certain sources identified in the WRAP region may no longer exist today 
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or could have been constructed after the BART timeframe and therefore would not be BARTeligible. However, there are other lists that have more detail on when specific pieces of 

equipment were constructed or when a source triggered a federal rule. 

These lists, for the most part, only identify potential BART-eligible sources and do not 

specifically identify emission units. It is likely that many of the identified sources will not be 

BART-eligible because emission units were not built or reconstructed during the BART 

timeframe and/or potential emissions for the BART pollutants are less than 250 tons per year. 

This document is organized by source category. Within each source category discussion, a 

description of the source category is given, and, if a list was developed, information on how the 

list was developed and the completeness and limitations of the list. Applicable references used 

are provided at the end of each source category description. 
BART 1-1 

1.0 BART 01 – Fossil Fuel-Fired Steam Electric Plants with Total Heat 

Capacity Greater than 250 million Btu per hour 

1.1 Source Category Description 

A fossil fuel-fired steam electric plant often includes a steam turbine and electric 

generator. Steam is used to drive the steam turbine which in turn drives an electric 

generator. The steam is created by either boilers and/or through a combined cycle 

turbine. The U.S. EPA proposed BART guidelines

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clarify that this source category 

“fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants” includes both boilers and combined cycle 

turbines. 

A combined cycle turbine consists of a gas turbine and a heat recovery steam generator 

(HRSG). The gas turbine creates electricity. Hot exhaust gases from the gas turbine are 

routed through a HRSG to generate steam. The steam created is used to drive a steam 

turbine which also drives an electric generator. A supplementary gas-fired burner, duct 

burner, or boiler can be used to increase the steam production by the HRSG. 

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When examining whether the source meets the 250 million Btu per hour (MMBtu/hr) 

criteria, the U.S. EPA proposed BART guidelines state that the aggregate of all heat input 

to the “plant” should be totaled. This would include the heat input of the combined-cycle 

turbine as well as any boiler or dust burner. In a letter dated September 30, 19873 U.S. 

EPA addressed the PSD source category “Fossil Fuel-fired Steam Electric Plants.” The 

U.S. EPA states that the term “plant” is inclusive of all heat generating equipment. A 

restrictive definition was not used in this case but the broad word “plant” was used, and, 

therefore, it is appropriate to include all heat generating equipment in determining the 

applicability for the fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants. 

If a plant makes electricity only for its own use it should not be considered in this 

category. A steam electric plant must sell electricity. However, this type of plant may be 

considered a BART-22 source category if it has boilers greater than 250 MMBtu/hr. 

Enforceable operational limits should be taken into account when determining whether a 

boiler’s “fossil fuel” capacity exceeds 250 MMBtu/hr. Also to be considered a fossil 

fuel-fired combustor, a given unit must burn at least 50 percent fossil fuel.1

A New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for fossil-fuel-fired steam generators (40 

CFR 60, Subpart D) regulates fossil-fuel-fired steam generating units that commenced 

construction or modification after August 17, 1971 and has a heat input rate of 250 

MMBtu/hr or greater. Fossil-fuel-fired steam generating units of more than 250 

MMBtu/hr heat input which commenced construction or modification after September 

18, 1978 are subject to 40 CFR 60, Subpart Da. Any unit covered under 40 CFR 60, 

Subpart Da is not regulated by 40 CFR 60, Subpart D. Additionally, Subpart Da includes 

provisions for electric utility combined cycle gas turbines that are capable of combusting 

more than 250 MMBtu/hr heat input of fossil-fuel in the steam generator. However, only 

emissions resulting from combustion of fuels in the steam generating unit are subject to 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Da. Gas turbines that commenced construction, modification, or 
BART 1-2 

reconstruction after October 3, 1977, with a heat input at peak load equal to or greater 

than 10 MMBtu/hr, are subject to Standards of Performance for Stationary Gas Turbines 

(40 CFR 60, Subpart GG). The combustion turbine portion of any stationary combined 

cycle steam/electric generating system is regulated by the National Emission Standards 

for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Stationary Combustion Turbines (40 CFR 63, Subpart 

YYYY). These regulations are mentioned for information only and are not pertinent to 

determining BART-eligibility. 

It has been assumed that all WRAP region fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants have 

been identified. These plants appear to still be in existence today. Tables 1.1-1 through 

1.1-14 provide the state specific lists. These tables contain some sources that do not sell 

electricity and therefore are not considered to be in the BART-01 source category. This 

issue would need to be reviewed to determine if the source is BART-eligible. A detailed 

description of how the tables were developed is provided below. 

1.2 List Development 

The Energy Information Administration Form EIA-860 report entitled "Annual Electric 

Generator Report"4identifies over 15,000 electric generating units located in the United 

States that existed in 2002. It also sorts this information by state, company, and plant. 

This list contains many electric generating units that do not fit into this BART category 

(e.g., wind, solar, hydroelectric); therefore, the WRAP regional plants that operate 

combined cycle turbines and/or boilers using fossil fuel were extracted. Another report 

from the Energy Information Administration Form EIA-767 entitled “Steam-Electric 

Plant Operation and Design Report”5was also used. This report is similar to the EIA-860 

report, but it only contains steam-electric plants. 

These two reports were combined to construct a list of all WRAP region fossil fuel-fired 

steam electric plants. Both reports contain the initial year of operation for most of the 

listed units. Tables 1.1-1 through 1.1-14 provide all sources, by state, that burn fossilfuel based on the above two references without filtering for the initial year of operation. 

Plants that only burn non-fossil fuels, that are solar or wind units, or are hydro-power 

units were screened from this list and are not included in Tables 1.1-1 through 1.1-14. 
BART 1-3 

1.3 References 

1. Guidelines for BART Determinations Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 

69 FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 

2. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 3: Stationary Internal Combustion 

Sources, pg 3.1-2, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch03/final/c03s01.pdf, April 

2000. 

3. Director, Air and Radiation Division, Letter to Dell Collins, Region V, September 

30, 1987. 

4. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report 

EIA-860, 2003. 

5. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information 

Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-4 

TABLE 1.1-1 

A Complete List of Alaska’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Anchorage Municipality of Anchorage George M. Sullivan Generation Plant 2 1975, 1979 

Denali Borough Golden Valley Elec. Assn Inc. Healy 1967 

Aurora Energy LLC Aurora Energy LLC Chena 1952, 1975 

U S Air Force-Eielson AFB Eielson AFB Central Heat & Power Plant 1952, 1955, 1969, 1987 

U S Army-Ft Wainwright Utility Plants Section 1945, 1955, 1989 Fairbanks North Star 

University of Alaska University of Alaska Fairbanks 1964, 1981 

Kenai Peninsula Chugach Electric Assn Inc. Beluga 1976, 1978, 1982 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-5 

TABLE 1.1-2 

A Complete List of Arizona’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist Coronado 1979, 1980 12/1/1979 

10/1/1980 Apache 

Tucson Electric Power Co. Springerville 1985, 1990 6/1/1985 

6/1/1990 

Cochise Arizona Electric Pwr Coop Inc. 

Apache Station 1965, 1972, 1974, 1979, 2002 

11/1/1964 

1/1/1979 

9/1/1979 

Coconino Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist. Navajo 1974, 1975, 1976 

5/1/1974 

4/1/1975 

5/1/1976 

Ocotillo 1960, 1972, 1973 3/1/1960 

6/1/1960 

West Phoenix 1972, 1973, 1976 

7/1/1948 

6/1/1949 

4/1/1950 

6/1/2001 

6/1/2003 

Arizona Public Service Co. 

West Phoenix CC4 2001 

Duke Energy North America Arlington Valley Energy Facility 2002 6/1/2002 

Pinnacle West Energy Redhawk 2002 7/1/2002 

Agua Fria 1957, 1958, 1961, 1974, 1975 

4/1/1957 

1/1/1958 

4/1/1961 

Crosscut 

(Possibly shutdown) 1942, 1949 

Kyrene 1952, 1954, 1971, 1973, 2002 

7/1/1952 

6/1/1954 

10/1/2002 

Maricopa 

Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist 

Santan 1974, 1975 

Griffith Energy LLC PPL Griffith Energy Project 2002 Mohave South Point Energy Center LLC South Point Energy Center 2001 6/1/2001 

Navajo Abitibi Consolidated Sale Corp Abitibi Consolidated Snowflake 1961, 1974 
BART 1-6 

TABLE 1.1-2 

A Complete List of Arizona’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Arizona Public Service Co. Cholla 1962, 1978, 1980, 1981, 

6/1/1962 

6/1/1978 

5/1/1980 

6/1/1981 

Pima Tucson Electric Power Co. Irvington 1958, 1960, 1962, 1967, 1972 

5/1/1958 

1/1/1960 

5/1/1962 

5/1/1967 

Arizona Public Service Co. Saguaro 1954, 1955, 1972, 1973 7/1/1954 

Pinal 6/1/1955 

Reliant Energy Desert Basin LP Desert Basin 2001 10/1/2001 

Arizona Public Service Co. Yucca 1959, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1978 Yuma Yuma Cogeneration Associates Yuma Cogeneration Associates 1994 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-7 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Amador County APCD 

Amador Wheelabrator Martell Inc. 

Wheelabrator Martell 

(Shutdown) 1985 

Bay Area AQMD 

Alameda G E Contractual Services PE Berkeley 1987 

Contra Costa Calpine Pittsburg LLC Pittsburg Power Plant 1966 

Chevron USA Inc. Richmond Refinery Power Plant 1936, 1950 

ConocoPhillips Phillips 66 Carbon Plant 1983 

Crockett Cogeneration Crockett Cogen Project 1995 5/1/1996 

Delta Energy Center LLC Delta Energy Center 2002 6/1/2002 

Foster Wheeler Power Sys Inc Foster Wheeler Martinez 1987 

GWF Power Systems LP East Third Street Power Plant 1990 

Loveridge Road Power Plant 1990 

Nichols Road Power Plant 1989 

Wilbur East Power Plant 1989 

Wilbur West Power Plant 1990 

Los Medanos Energy Center LLC Los Medanos Energy Center 2001 8/1/2001 

Martinez Refining Co. Martinez Refining 1995,1996 

Mirant Delta LLC Contra Costa 1964 6/1/1964 

(aka Southern Energy California) 8/1/1964 

Contra Costa Mirant Delta LLC Pittsburg Power 1954, 1960, 1961, 1972 8/1/1954 

9/1/1954 

12/1/1954 

9/1/1960 

6/1/1961 

12/1/1972 

Rhodia Inc Martinez Sulfuric Acid Regeneration Plt 1978 

San Francisco Mirant Potrero LLC Potrero Power 1965 12/1/1965 

1976 12/1/1965 

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Hunters Point 1948, 1949, 1958, 1976 11/1/1958 

11/1/1958 

11/1/1958 

11/1/1958 

San Mateo United Cogen Inc. United Cogen 1985 
BART 1-8 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Santa Clara Calpine Corp-Agnews Agnews Power Plant 1990 

Calpine Gilroy Cogen LP Gilroy Power Plant 1987 

Cardinal Cogen, Inc. Cardinal Cogen 1987, 1988 

Jefferson Smurfit Corp-SC Jefferson Smurfit Santa Clara Mill 1985, 1986 

Butte County AQMD 

Butte Pacific Oroville Power Inc. Pacific Oroville Power 1985 

Colusa County APCD

Colusa Wadham Energy LTD Partners Wadham Energy LP 

Feather River AQMD

Sutter Calpine Corp Greenleaf 1 Power Plant 1989 

Greenleaf 2 Power Plant 1989 

Calpine Corp-Sutter Sutter Energy Center 2001 7/1/2001 

Imperial County APCD

Imperial Imperial Irrigation District El Centro 1952, 1957, 1968, 1993 10/1/1957 

8/1/1968 

Lassen County APCD

Lassen Big Valley Lumber Co. Big Valley Lumber 1983 

CMS Generation Operating Co I HL Power 1989 

Mt Lassen Power Mt Lassen Power 1985 

Sierra Pacific Industries Inc Sierra Pacific Susanville 1985 

Mendocino County AQMD

Mendocino Georgia-Pacific West Inc. Georgia Pacific Fort Bragg 

(Shutdown) 

1961, 1969, 1977 

Mojave Desert AQMD

San Bernardino ACE Cogeneration Co. ACE Cogeneration Facility 1990 6/1/1990 

IMC Chemicals Inc. Argus Cogen Plant 1978 

KJC Operating Co. SEGS III 

SEGS IV 

SEGS V 

SEGS VI 

SEGS VII 

Luz Solar Partners Ltd IX SEGS IX 

Luz Solar Partners Ltd VIII SEGS VIII 
BART 1-9 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

San Bernardino Reliant Energy Coolwater LLC Coolwater 1958, 1961, 1962, 1978 4/1/1961 

6/1/1964 

5/1/1978 

8/1/1978 

Sunray Energy Inc. SEGS I 

SEGS II 

U S West Financial Service Inc. TXI Riverside Cement Power House 1954 

Victorville High Desert Power Project LLC High Desert Power Plant 4/1/2003 

Monterey Bay Unified AQMD

Monterey Calpine King City Cogen LLC King City Power Plant 1989 

Duke Energy North America LLC Moss Landing Power Plant 1967, 1968, 2002 12/1/1967 

8/1/1968 

Santa Cruz Calpine Monterey Cogen Inc. Watsonville Power Plant 1990 

North Coast Unified AQMD

Humboldt Fairhaven Power Co. Fairhaven Power 1986 

North American Power Group Ultrapower 3 Blue Lake 1985 

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Humboldt Bay 1956, 1958 12/1/1956 

12/1/1958 

Pacific Lumber Co. Pacific Lumber 1938, 1988, 1989 

Samoa Pacific Cellulose, LLC Pulp Mill Power House 1965 

Northern Sierra AQMD

Plumas Collins Pine Co. Collins Pine Project 1985 

Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. Sierra Pacific Quincy Facility 1986, 1999 

Sierra Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. Sierra Pacific Loyalton Facility 1989 

Placer County APCD

Placer Rio Bravo Rocklin Rio Bravo Rocklin 1989 

Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. Sierra Pacific Lincoln Facility 1997, 1999 

Sacramento Metropolitan AQMD

Sacramento Sacramento Municipal Util Dist. Carson Ice-Gen Project 1995 

SCA Cogen 2 1997 

SPA Cogen 3 1997 

San Diego County APCD

San Diego Applied Energy Inc. Naval Station Energy Facility 1989 
BART 1-10 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

San Diego North Island Energy Facility 1989 

NTC/MCRD Energy Facility 1989 

Duke Energy North America LLC South Bay Power Plant 1960, 1962, 1964, 1971 7/1/1960 

6/1/1962 

9/1/1964 

12/1/1971 

Goal Line LP Goal Line LP 1994 

NRG Cabrillo Power Ops Inc. Encina 1954, 1956, 1958, 

1968, 1973,1978 

11/1/1954 

7/1/1956 

8/1/1958 

11/1/1973 

11/1/1978 

Otay Mesa Gen Co. Otay Mesa Generating Project 6/1/2005 

San Diego Gas & Electric Co. Silver Gate 1/1/1943 

5/1/1948 

8/1/1950 

9/1/1952 

San Diego State University San Diego State University 2002 

San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD

Fresno AES Mendota, L.P. AES Mendota 1989 

Fresno Cogeneration Partners Fresno Cogen Partners 1990, 2001 

KES Kingsburg LP Kingsburg Cogen 1990 

Rio Bravo Fresno Rio Bravo Fresno 1988 

Kern DAI Oil Dale Inc. DAI Oildale 1990 

Delano Energy Co Inc. Delano Energy 1990, 1993 

Mojave Cogeneration, L.P. Mojave Cogen 1990 

Mt Poso Cogeneration Co. Mt Poso Cogeneration 1989 

Rio Bravo Jasmin Rio Bravo Jasmin 1989 

Rio Bravo Poso Rio Bravo Poso 1989 

Kings Handford L P Hanford 1990 

Merced Ridgewood Power Management LLC JRW Associates LP 1991 

San Joaquin Air Products Energy Entreprises LP Stockton Cogen 1988 

FPL Energy Operating Servs Inc. Port of Stockton District Energy Fac 1987 

Thermal Energy Dev Partner L/P Tracy Biomass 1990 
BART 1-11 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Stanislaus Covanta Stanislaus Inc. Covanta Stanislaus Energy 

Tulare Sierra Power Corp Sierra Power 1985 

San Luis Obispo County APCD

San Luis Obispo Duke Energy North America LLC Morro Bay Power Plant 1955, 1956, 1962, 1963 10/1/1955 

7/1/1956 

12/1/1962 

8/1/1963 

Santa Barbara County APCD

Santa Barbara Exxon Mobil Production Co. ExxonMobil Santa Ynez Facility 1993 

Shasta County AQMD

Shasta Burney Mountain Power Burney Mountain Power 1985 

Conectiv Operating Service Co. Burney Forest Products 1989 

Redding, City of Redding Power 1994, 1996, 2002 

Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. Sierra Pacific Anderson Facility 1999 

Sierra Pacific Burney Facility 1986 

Wheelabrator Environmental Systems 

Wheelabrator Hudson Energy 

(Shutdown) 1982 

Wheelabrator Shasta 1987, 2000 

South Coast AQMD

Los Angeles AES Placerita Inc AES Placerita 1988 

AES Alamitos LLC AES Alamitos LLC 1956,1957, 1961, 1962, 

1964, 1966, 1969 

9/1/1956 

2/1/1957 

12/1/1961 

6/1/1962 

3/1/1964 

9/1/1966 

AES Redondo Beach LLC AES Redondo Beach LLC 1954, 1957, 1967 8/1/1949 

10/1/1954 

7/1/1957 

2/1/1967 

7/1/1967 

Air Products & Chemicals Inc Wilmington Hydrogen Plant 1996 
BART 1-12 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Los Angeles ARCO Products Co-Watson Watson Cogeneration 1987, 1988 12/1/1987 

1/1/1988 

2/1/1988 

3/1/1988 

BP Carson Refinery BP Carson Refinery 

(fka ARCO Products Co.) 

1982 

BP West Coast Products LLCWilmington BP Wilmington Calciner 

(fka ARCO CQ Kiln) 

1982 

1949 

1953 

Magnolia 

1969 

Burbank, City of 

Olive 1959, 1964, 1972, 1978 11/1/1959 

2/1/1965 

Carson Cogeneration Co. Carson Cogeneration 1989, 1990 

Chevron USA Inc-El Sequndo El Segundo Cogen 1975, 1987, 1991, 1996 

Equilon Enterprises LLC Equilon Los Angeles Refining 

(aka Shell Oil Products Co.) 1982, 1991 

Exxon Mobil Oil Corporation ExxonMobil Oil Torrance Refinery 

(fka Mobile Oil Corp.) 1989 

Glendale, City of Grayson 1953, 1959, 1964, 1972, 

1977 

12/1/1953 

9/1/1959 

11/1/1964 

Harbor Cogeneration Company Harbor Cogen 1988 

2001 

Los Angeles, City of Harbor 1949 

1994 

Haynes 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 

1966, 1967 

1/1/1960 

7/1/1963 

8/1/1964 

3/1/1965 

8/1/1966 

3/1/1967 
BART 1-13 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Los Angeles Los Angeles, City of Scattergood 1958, 1959, 1974 12/1/1958 

7/1/1959 

5/1/1974 

Valley 1954, 1955, 1956, 2002 9/1/1954 

12/1/1954 

11/1/1955 

5/1/1956 

Civic Center 1989 

Olive View Medical Center 1987 

Los Angeles County 

Pitchess Cogen Station 1988 

El Segundo Power 1964, 1965 5/1/1955 

8/1/1956 

7/1/1964 

4/1/1965 

NRG El Segundo Operations Inc. 

Long Beach Generation LLC 1976, 1977 

SERRF Joint Powers Authority Southeast Resource Recovery 

Wheelabrator Environmental Systems Wheelabrator Norwalk Energy 1988 

Los Angeles County Sanitation Commerce Refuse To Energy 

Palos Verdes Gas to Energy 

Puente Hills Energy Recovery 

Spadra Landfill Gas to Energy 

Total Energy Facilities 1986 

NP Cogen Inc. NP Cogen 1982, 1983 

Pasadena, City of Broadway 1965 3/1/1955 

7/1/1957 

6/1/1965 

Praxair Inc. Linde Wilmington 1988 

Rhodia Inc. Rhodia Dominguez Plant 1976 

University of California-LA UCLA So Campus Central Chill 

Cogen Project 

1993 

Orange AES Huntington Beach LLC AES Huntington Beach LLC 1958, 1969 6/1/1958 

12/1/1958 

1/1/2003 

6/1/2003 
BART 1-14 

TABLE 1.1-3 

A Complete List of California’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Orange Gas Recovery Systems Inc. Coyote Canyon Steam Plant 

Orange County Sanitation Dist. Plant No 2 1993 

Riverside Colmac Energy Inc. Mecca Plant (on Tribal Land) 1991 

Loma Linda University Loma Linda University Cogen 1980, 1989 

Mountainview Power Co Inc Mountainview Power LLC 

(fka Southern California Edison) 

8/1/1957 

7/1/1958 

Power Industry Consultants PIC OLS Energy Chino 1987 

Reliant Energy Etiwanda LLC Etiwanda Generating Station 1953, 1963, 1969 7/1/1953 

11/1/1953 

5/1/1963 

10/1/1963 

San Bernardino 

Riverside Canal Power Co. Inc. Riverside Canal Power 

(fka SCE-Highgrove) 

1952, 1953, 1955 7/1/1952 

8/1/1952 

11/1/1953 

10/1/1955 

Tuolumne County APCD

Tuolomne Sierra Pacific Industries Inc. Sierra Pacific Sonora 2001 

Constellation Operatg Serv Inc. Ultrapower Chinese Station 1985 

Ventura County APCD

Ventura OLS Energy-Camarillo OLS Energy Camarillo 1988 

Ventura Reliant Energy Mandalay LLC Mandalay 1959, 1970 4/1/1959 

9/1/1959 

Reliant Energy Ormond Bch LLC Ormond Beach 1971, 1973 12/1/1971 

6/1/1973 

Yolo/Solano AQMD

Yolo Woodland Biomass Power Ltd Woodland Biomass Power Ltd 1989 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-15 

TABLE 1.1-4 

A Complete List of Colorado’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Adams Public Service Co. of Colorado Cherokee 1957, 1959, 1962, 1968 6/1/1957 

6/1/1959 

6/1/1962 

6/1/1968 

Boulder Public Service Co. of Colorado Valmont 1964, 1973 6/1/1964 

University of Colorado University of Colorado 1992 

Black Hills Colorado LLC Arapahoe Combustion Turbine Project 2002 

Arapahoe 1951, 1955 6/1/1950 

6/1/1951 

6/1/1955 

Denver 

Public Service Co. of Colorado 

Zuni 1948, 1954 6/1/1948 

6/1/1954 

George Birdsall 1953, 1954, 1957 

Martin Drake 

1962, 1968, 1974 6/1/1962 

6/1/1968 

6/1/1974 

El Paso Colorado Springs, City of 

Ray D Nixon 1980, 1999 4/1/1980 

Fremont Aquila, Inc. W N Clark 1955, 1959 

Garfield American Atlas #1 Ltd Rifle Generating Station 1987 

Jefferson Trigen-Nations Energy Co. Trigen Colorado Energy 1976, 1977, 1983, 1997 

La Plata Williams Field Services Co. Williams Ignacio Gasoline Plant 1984 

Larimer Platte River Power Authority Rawhide 1984, 2002 4/1/1984 

Las Animas Trinidad City Trinidad 1950 

Mesa Public Service Co of Colorado Cameo 1957, 1960 

Moffat Tri-State G & T Assn Inc. Craig 1979, 1980, 1984 11/1/1979 

7/1/1980 

10/1/1984 

Montrose Tri-State G & T Assn, Inc Nucla 1959, 1991 1/1/1991 

Brush Cogeneration Partners BCP 1994 

Colorado Power Partners CPP 1990 

Morgan 

Public Service Co. of Colorado Pawnee 1981 6/1/1981 

Prowers Lamar, City of Lamar Plant 1939, 1952, 1972, 2001 

Pueblo Aquila, Inc. Pueblo 1949, 2001 
BART 1-16 

TABLE 1.1-4 

A Complete List of Colorado’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Public Service Co. of Colorado Comanche 1973, 1975 6/1/1973 

6/1/1975 

Routt Public Service Co. of Colorado Hayden 1965, 1976 7/1/1965 

9/1/1976 

Kinder Morgan, Fort Lupton Operator TCP 122 1994 6/1/1994 

Public Service Co. of Colorado, Fort St. Vrain 1996, 1998, 1999, 2001 5/1/1998 

5/1/1999 

6/1/2001 

Thermo Greeley, LLC Thermo Greeley 1996 

Weld 

Thermo Power & Electric, Inc Thermo Power & Electric 1988 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-17 

TABLE 1.1-5 

A Complete List of Idaho’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Adams Tamarack Energy Partners 

Tamarack Mills 

(Tamarack Energy Partnership) 1983 

Benewah Plummer Forest Products Inc. Plummer Forest Products 1982 

Canyon Amalgamated Sugar Co. –Nampa 

(TASCO) 

Amalgamated Sugar LLC Nampa 1948, 1950, 1968 

Elmore Glenns Ferry Cogen Ptnrs Ltd Glenns Ferry Cogen Facility 1996 

Kootenai Rathdrum Operating Services Co., Inc. Rathdrum Power LLC 2001 9/1/2001 

Minidoka Rupert Cogeneration Partners Ltd Rupert Cogen Project 1996 

Nez Perce Potlatch Corp Potlatch Idaho Pulp Paper 1950, 1977, 1981, 1991 6/1/1950 

6/1/1952 

11/1/1971 

6/1/1975 

10/1/1981 

6/1/1987 

Power Simplot Leasing Corp Simplot Leasing Don Plant 1986 

Twin Falls The Amalgamated Sugar Co. (TASCO) Amalgamated Sugar Twin Falls 1948, 1994 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report, EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-18 

TABLE 1.1-6 

A Complete List of Montana’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Missoula Smurfit-Stone Container Corp. Stone Container Missoula Mill 1960, 1990 

Richland MDU Resources Group Inc. Lewis & Clark 1958 

Rosebud Colstrip Energy LP Colstrip Energy LP 1990 

PPL Montana LLC Colstrip 1975, 1976, 1984, 1986 11/1/1975 

8/1/1976 

1/1/1984 

4/1/1986 

Yellowstone PPL Montana LLC J E Corette Plant 1968 7/1/1968 

Yellowstone Energy LP Yellowstone Energy LP 1995 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-19 

TABLE 1.1-7 

A Complete List of Nevada’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Black Hills Nevada Ops LLC Las Vegas Cogen LP 1994 

Calpine Corp Moapa Paiute Energy Center 

El Dorado Energy LLC El Dorado Energy 1907, 1912, 1999 5/1/2000 

Nevada Cogeneration Assoc. # 1 Nevada Cogen Assoc. #1 GarnetVly 1992 

Nevada Cogeneration Assoc. # 2 Nevada Cogen Associates 2 Black 

Mountain 

1992 

Clark 1955, 1957, 1961, 1973, 

1979, 1980, 1982, 1993, 

1994 

12/1/1955 

7/1/1957 

7/1/1961 

Reid Gardner 1965, 1968, 1976, 1983 4/1/1965 

7/1/1968 

7/1/1976 

7/1/1983 

Nevada Power Co. 

Sunrise 1964, 1974 

Saguaro Power Co. Saguaro Power 1991 

Clark 

Southern California Edison Co. Mohave 1971 4/1/1971 

10/1/1971 

Humboldt Sierra Pacific Power Co. North Valmy 1981, 1985 12/1/1981 

7/1/1985 

Lyon Sierra Pacific Power Co. Fort Churchill 1968, 1971 10/1/1968 

9/1/1971 

Storey Sierra Pacific Power Co. Tracy 1961, 1962, 1963, 1965, 

1974, 1994, 1996 

9/1/1963 

10/1/1965 

12/1/1974 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-20 

TABLE 1.1-8 

A Complete List of New Mexico’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2 

Public Service Co. of NM Reeves 1959, 1960, 1962 3/1/1959 

3/1/1960 

8/1/1962 

Bernalillo 

University of New Mexico Ford Utilities Center 1984 

Colfax Raton Public Service Co. Raton 

(Shutdown) 

1937, 1951, 1961 

Dona Ana El Paso Electric Co. Rio Grande 1957, 1958, 1972 6/1/1957 

6/1/1958 

6/1/1972 

Grant Phelps Dodge Corp. - Chino Mines Chino Mines 

(Shutdown) 

1930, 1950, 1959, 1973, 2001, 

1976 

Cunningham 1957, 1965, 1998 7/1/1957 

7/1/1965 

Lea Southwestern Public Service Co. 

Maddox 1963, 1967, 1976 1/1/1967 

McKinley Tri-State G & T Assn Inc. Escalante 1984 12/1/1984 

Arizona Public Service Co. Four Corners 1963, 1964, 1969, 1970 

5/1/1963 

6/1/1963 

8/1/1964 

7/1/1969 

7/1/1970 

El Paso Field Services Ltd. Blanco Compressor Station 1956 

Farmington, City of Animas 1955, 1958, 1960, 1994 

San Juan 

Public Service Co. of NM San Juan 1973, 1976, 1979, 1982 12/1/1973 

12/1/1976 

12/1/1979 

4/1/1982 

Sandoval Public Service Co. of NM Algodones 

(Shutdown) 

1954, 1959 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-21 

TABLE 1.1-9 

A Complete List of North Dakota’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

McLean Great River Energy Coal Creek 1979, 1980 8/1/1979 

7/1/1981 

Antelope Valley 1984, 1986 7/1/1984 

7/1/1986 

Basin Electric Power Corp. 

Leland Olds 1966, 1975 1/1/1966 

12/1/1975 

Great River Energy Stanton 1967 5/1/1967 

6/1/1982 

Mercer 

Otter Tail Power Co. Coyote 1981 5/1/1981 

MDU Resources Group Inc. R M Heskett 1954, 1963 11/1/1954 

11/1/1963 

Morton 

Tesoro Petroleum Corporation Mandan Refinery 1954, 1958 

Oliver Minnkota Power Coop Inc. Milton R Young 1970,1977 11/1/1970 

5/1/1977 

Pembina American Crystal Sugar Co. American Crystal Sugar Drayton 1965 

Archer Daniels Midland Co. Walhalla 2000 

Ransom Northern Sun/ADM-Enderlin K80 Enderlin 

Traill American Crystal Sugar Co. American Crystal Sugar Hillsboro 1990 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-22 

TABLE 1.1-10 

A Complete List of Oregon’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name 

Initial Year of 

Operation1Inservice Date2

Columbia Portland General Electric Co. Beaver 1974, 1977 

Co-Gen II Co-Gen II LLC 1987 

D R Johnson Lumber Co. D R Johnson Lumber 1990 

Douglas 

Roseburg Forest Products Co. Dillard Complex 1955 

Grant Co-Generation Co. Co-Gen LLC 1986 

Jackson Biomass One LP Biomass One LP 1985 

Jefferson Warm Springs Forest Prod Indst Warm Springs Forest Products 1977 

Klamath Pacific Klamath Energy Inc. Klamath Cogeneration Plant 2001 

Eugene, City of Weyco Energy Center 1976 

University of Oregon Univ of Oregon Central Power Station 1950, 1960 

Lane 

Weyerhaeuser Co. Weyerhaeuser Springfield Oregon 1949, 1953, 1980 

Linn Weyerhaeuser Company Albany Paper Mill 1995, 2000 

Malheur Amalgamated Sugar Co. LLC Amalgamated Sugar LLC Nyssa 1942, 1987 

Marion Covanta Energy Co. Covanta Marion Energy 

Morrow Portland General Electric Co. Boardman 1980 8/1/1980 

Coyote Springs 1995 8/1/1995 

6/1/2003 

Tillamook Willamina Lumber Co. Tillamook Lumber 1978 

Umatilla Hermiston Generating Co. LP Hermiston Generating Plant 1996 

Hermiston Power Partnership Hermiston Power Project 2002 8/1/2002 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration Report, EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration Report, EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-23 

TABLE 1.1-11 

A Complete List of South Dakota’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Grant Otter Tail Power Co. Big Stone 1975 5/1/1975 

Minnehaha Northern States Power Co. Pathfinder 1962 

Pennington Black Hills Corp. Ben French 1961, 1977, 1978, 1979 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-24 

TABLE 1.1-12 

A Complete List of Utah’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

PacifiCorp Carbon 1954, 1957 11/1/1954 

9/1/1957 

Carbon 

Sunnyside Cogeneration Assoc Sunnyside Cogen Associates 1993 

Hunter 1978, 1980, 1983 6/1/1978 

6/1/1980 

6/1/1983 

Emery PacifiCorp 

Huntington 1974, 1977 7/1/1974 

6/1/1977 

Millard Los Angeles, City of Intermountain Power Project 1986, 1987 6/1/1986 

5/1/1987 

Salt Lake PacifiCorp Gadsby 1951, 1952, 1955, 2002 9/1/1951 

12/1/1952 

6/1/1955 

Uintah Deseret Generation & Tran Corp Bonanza 1986 5/1/1986 

Geneva Steel Geneva Steel 

(Shutdown) 

Utah 1944 

Provo City Corp Provo 1949 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003.
BART 1-25 

TABLE 1.1-13 

A Complete List of Washington’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Clark PUD No 1 of Clark County River Road Gen Plant 1997 

Longview Fibre Co. Longview Fibre 1936, 1941, 1949, 1950, 1958, 

1966, 1995 

Cowlitz 

Weyerhaeuser Co. Weyerhaeuser Longview WA 1948, 1954, 1976 

Grays Harbor Weyerhaeuser Co. -Cosmopolis Weyerhaeuser Cosmopolis 1957 

Jefferson Port Townsend Paper Co. Port Townsend Paper 1929, 1986 

King University of Washington University of Washington Power Plant 1969 

SDS Lumber Co. SDS Lumber Gorge Energy Division 1985, 2002 

Lewis TransAlta Centralia Gen LLC Transalta Centralia Generation 1972, 1973, 2002 12/1/1972 

7/1/1973 

7/1/2002 

Pierce Frederickson Power LP Frederickson Power LP 2002 8/1/2002 

Tacoma, City of Steam Plant 

Skagit March Point Cogeneration Co. March Point Cogeneration 1991, 1993 

Snohomish PUD No. 1 of Snohomish County Everett Cogen 1996 

Spokane Wheelabrator Environmental Sys Wheelabrator Spokane 

Stevens Avista Corporation Kettle Falls 1983, 2002 

Vaagen Brothers Lumber Inc. Vaagen Brothers Lumber 1979 

Calpine Corp. Sumas Power Plant 1993 

Puget Sound Energy Inc. Encogen 1993 

Whatcom 

Tenaska Washington Partners LP Tenaska Washington Partners LP 1994 

Whitman Washington State University Washington State University 1963 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 1-26 

TABLE 1.1-14 

A Complete List of Wyoming’s Fossil Fuel Fired Steam Generating Power Plants 

County Company Plant Name Initial Year of Operation1Inservice Date2

Black Hills Corp Neil Simpson 1969 

Neil Simpson II 1995, 2000 

Campbell 

PacifiCorp Wyodak 1978 9/1/1978 

Carbon Sinclair Oil Corp Sinclair Oil Refinery 1925, 1954 

Converse PacifiCorp Dave Johnston 1959, 1961, 1964, 1972 2/1/1959 

1/1/1961 

12/1/1964 

7/1/1972 

Lincoln PacifiCorp Naughton 1963, 1968, 1971 5/1/1963 

10/1/1968 

10/1/1971 

Park Howell Petroleum Corp sub. of Anadarko Elk Basin Gasoline Plant 1948, 1958 

Platte Basin Electric Power Corp Laramie River Station 1981, 1982 7/1/1980 

7/1/1981 

11/1/1982 

General Chemical Corp General Chemical 1968, 1977 

PacifiCorp Jim Bridger 1974, 1975, 1976, 1979 11/1/1974 

12/1/1975 

9/1/1976 

11/1/1979 

Sweetwater 

SF Phosphates Ltd Co. SF Phosphates 1986 

Weston Black Hills Corp Osage 1948, 1949, 1952 

1. Annual Electric Generator Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-860, 2003. 

2. Steam-Electric Plant Operation and Design Report, Energy Information Administration, Report EIA-767, 2003. 
BART 2-1 

2.0 BART 02 – Coal Cleaning Plants (Thermal Dryers) 

2.1 Source Category Description 

Coal cleaning is a process by which impurities such as sulfur, ash, and rock are removed 

from coal to upgrade its value. One of the final preparation processes in coal cleaning is 

to remove moisture from coal, thereby reducing freezing problems, weight and raising the 

heating value. The normal way of removing moisture from coal is by way of thermal 

drying. There are three dryer types: fluidized bed, flash, and multilouvered. This source 

category includes coal cleaning plants with some type of thermal dryer.

1

Coal cleaning plants which commenced construction or modification after October 24, 

1974 are regulated by the New Source Performance Standard (NSPS), Standards of 

Performance for Coal Preparation Plants (40 CFR 60, Subpart Y). This regulation 

applies to several coal cleaning processes including thermal drying, which process more 

than 200 tons per day of coal. This regulation is mentioned for information only and is 

not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

A list of coal cleaning plants was prepared (see Table 2.1-1). This list represents all of 

the coal cleaning plants in the WRAP states existing as of 1980. A detailed description 

of how the table was developed is provided below. 

2.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA reviewed the NSPS for coal preparation plants in a document dated 

December 1980, entitled “A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary 

Sources – Coal Preparation Plants” (EPA-450/3-80-022).2 A table listing domestic coal 

preparation plants can be found in this EPA document (Table A-1). A coal preparation 

plant is the same as a coal cleaning plant. With reasonable confidence, it has been 

assumed that Table A-1 encompasses coal cleaning plants which were in existence in 

1980; furthermore, the table appears to identify a complete list of coal cleaning plants 

whether subject to the NSPS or not. 

Table A-1 located in document EPA-450/3-80-022 was utilized to identify all coal 

cleaning plants located within the WRAP region. The exact dates of construction and/or 

reconstruction for these plants are unclear; however all facilities identified in Table A-1 

must have been in existence on or before 1980. In addition, Table A-1 does not reveal 

whether a particular coal cleaning plant has a thermal dryer, however AP-42 suggests 

that, typically, coal cleaning plants utilize thermal drying. 

2.3 References 

1. Background Document AP-42, Section 11.10, Coal Cleaning, prepared for U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards 

prepared by Midwest Research Institute (MRI), 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b22s10.pdf, September 1995. 
BART 2-2 

2. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Coal 

Preparation Plants, EPA-450/3-80-022, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Office of Air Quality Planning and 

Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, December 1980. 
BART 2-3 

TABLE 2.1-1 

A Complete List of Coal Cleaning Plants (Thermal Dryers) in WRAP States as of 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Plant Capacity Data 

Source 

Colorado 

Erie The Imperial Coal Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Probably Shutdown) 

1 

Carbondale Mid-Continental Coal & 

Coke 

Existing in 1980 400 tons per day 1 

New Mexico 

Raton Kaiser Steel Corp. Existing in 1980 6,000 tons per day 1 

Utah 

Hurricane 5M Corporation 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Sunnyside Kaiser Steel Corp. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

9,000 tons per day 1 

Plateau Mining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

5,200 tons per day 1 

Price 

Swisher Coal Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

3,200 tons per day 1 

Hiawatha United States Fuel Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

3,800 tons per day 1 

Wellington 

US Steel Corp. 

(Tech Mack)* 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

7,500 tons per day 1 

Washington 

Black Diamond 

Palmer Coking Coal Co., 

Inc. 

(No longer in coal business) 

Existing in 1980 50 tons per day 1, 2 

Centralia Washington Irrigation & 

Development Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(No thermal 

dryer anymore) 

20,000 tons per day 1 
BART 2-4 

TABLE 2.1-1 

A Complete List of Coal Cleaning Plants (Thermal Dryers) in WRAP States as of 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Plant Capacity Data 

Source 

Wyoming 

Hanna Energy Development Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Key:

1. Background Document AP-42, Section 11.10, Coal Cleaning, prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection 

Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards prepared by Midwest Research Institute (MRI), 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s10.pdf, September 1995. 

2. Online search. 
BART 3-1 

3.0 BART 03 – Kraft Pulp Mills 

3.1 Source Category Description 

The kraft pulping process involves the digesting of wood chips at elevated temperature 

and pressure in “white liquor”, which is a water solution of sodium sulfide and sodium 

hydroxide. The white liquor chemically dissolves the lignum that binds the cellulose 

fibers together. The pulp then proceeds through various stages of washing, and possibly 

bleaching, after which it is pressed and dried into the finished product. The balance of 

the kraft process is designed to recover the cooking chemical and heat.1

Kraft pulp mills which commenced construction or modification after September 24, 

1976 are regulated by the Standards of Performance for Kraft Pulp Mills (40 CFR 60, 

Subpart BB). This regulation is applicable to the digester system, brown stock washer 

system, smelt dissolving tank, lime kiln, and condensate stripper system. Kraft pulp mills 

may also be subject to the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for: 

The Pulp and Paper Industry (40 CFR 63, Subpart S) and Chemical Recovery 

Combustion Sources at Kraft, Soda, Sulfite, and Stand-alone Semichemical Pulp Mills 

(40 CFR 63, Subpart MM). These regulations are mentioned for information only and 

are not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

Based on three documents reviewed, a list of Kraft pulp mills was prepared (see Table 

3.1-1). This list represents all of the Kraft pulp mills in the WRAP states that were in 

existence in 1976. Also, it has been determined that no new Kraft pulp mills were 

constructed during the 1976 to 1992 timeframe. Therefore, this list contains all of the 

kraft pulp mills that are potentially BART-eligible. Some ownership changes and plant 

closings may have occurred. A detailed description of how the table was developed is 

provided below. 

3.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background information on the development of the NSPS for 

Kraft pulp mills in a document, entitled “Standards Support and Environmental Impact 

Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for Kraft Pulp Mills” (EPA450/2-76-014a).2

 A table identifying pulp mills can be found in Appendix E of this U.S. 

EPA document. With reasonable confidence, it has been assumed that Appendix E 

encompasses Kraft pulp mills which were in existence in 1976. 

Appendix E located in the U.S. EPA document EPA-450/2-76-014a was used to identify 

all Kraft pulp mills located within the WRAP region. The exact dates of construction 

and/or reconstruction for these plants are unclear; however all facilities identified in 

Appendix E must have been in existence on or before 1976. In addition, Appendix E 

does not help determine any ownership changes that may have occurred since 1976. 

Unfortunately, Appendix E does not identify Kraft pulp mills that may have been 

constructed in 1977. However, based on a review of the 1992 Lockwood Post Directory3, 

no additional kraft pulp mills were built between 1976 and 1992.
BART 3-2 

Some ownership changes and plant closings have been identified by using the 1992 

Lockwood Post Directory3and a 1997 U.S. EPA document4entitled “Supplemental 

Technical Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards for 

the Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Category”. This U.S. EPA document contains a table 

(Table 4-3) that identifies facilities which are subject to 40 CFR 63, Subpart B (National 

Emission Standards for Bleached Papergrade Kraft and Soda) and 40 CFR 63, Subpart E 

(National Emission Standards for Papergrade Sulfite). Table 4-3 was used to assist in 

determining specific facility ownership changes and closings by cross-referencing facility 

locations in Appendix E of EPA-450/2-76-014a to Table 4-3 of EPA-821-R-97-011. In 

addition, Table 4-3 clearly identifies which facilities are subject to the Papergrade Kraft 

NESHAP implying that these are in fact kraft processes. 

3.3 References

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 10.2: Chemical Wood Pulping, pg 10.2-

1, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch10/final/c10s02.pdf, September 1990. 

2. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed 

Standard of Performance for Kraft Pulp Mills, EPA-450/2-76-014a, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency Office of Air and Waste Management, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, September 1976. 

3. 1992 Lockwood – Post’s Directory of the Pulp and Paper and Allied Trades, 

Miller Freeman Publications, 1991. 

4. Supplemental Technical Development Document for Effluent Limitations 

Guidelines and Standards for the Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Category, 

Subpart B (Bleached Papergrade Kraft and Soda) and Subpart E (Papergrade 

Sulfite), EPA-821-R-97-011, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of 

Water, Washington, D.C., October 1997. 
BART 3-3 

TABLE 3.1-1 

A Complete List of WRAP State=s Kraft Pulp Mills in Existence as of 1976 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Arizona 

Snowflake 

Southwest Forest Industries 

(Stone Container Corp.)* 

(ABITIBI Consolidated Sale Corp.)* 

Existing in 1976 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 

California—Bay Area AQMD 

Antioch Gaylord Container Corp 

(Fiberboard Corp.)* 

Existing in 1976 

(Shutdown) 

1, 4 

California—North Coast Unified AQMD

Samoa 

Stockton Pacific Enterprises 

(Louisiana-Pacific Corp.)* 

(Somoa Pacific Cellulose)* 

Existing in 1976 1, 4 

Fairhaven 

Crown Simpson Co. 

(Simpson Paper Co.)* 

Existing in 1976 

(Shutdown March 1993) 

1, 2, 4 

California—Shasta County AQMD

Anderson 

Simpson Lee Paper Co. 

(Simpson Paper Co.)* Existing in 1976 1, 2, 4 

Idaho 

Lewiston Potlatch Corp. Existing in 1976 1, 2, 3, 4 

Montana 

Missoula Hoerner Waldorf Corp. 

(Stone Container Corp.)* Existing in 1976 1, 2, 4 

Oregon 

Halsey 

Pope & Talbot Inc 

(American Can Co.)* Existing in 1976 1, 3, 4 

St. Helens Boise Cascade Corp. Existing in 1976 1, 3, 4 

Clatskanie 

James River Corp. 

(Crown Zellerbach)* 

(Fort James Operating Co.)* 

(Georgia Pacific)* 

Existing in 1976 1, 3, 4, 5 
BART 3-4 

TABLE 3.1-1 

A Complete List of WRAP State=s Kraft Pulp Mills in Existence as of 1976 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Toledo Georgia-Pacific Existing in 1976 1, 3, 4, 5 

Gardiner International Paper Co. 

Existing in 1976 

(Shutdown) 

1, 3, 4, 5 

Albany 

Western Kraft 

(Willamette Industries, Inc.)* 

(Weyerhaeuser Company)* 

Existing in 1976 1, 3, 4, 5 

Springfield Weyerhaeuser Co. Existing in 1976 1, 3, 4 

Washington 

Wallula Boise Cascade Corp. Existing in 1976 1, 4 

Camas 

James River Corp. 

(Crown Zellerbach)* 

(Georgia Pacific)* 

Existing in 1976 1, 4 

Port Townsend Crown Zellerbach 

(Port Townsend Paper)* Existing in 1976 1, 2, 4 

Longview Fibre Co. Existing in 1976 1, 4 

Longview (2 Plants) 

Weyerhaeuser Co. Existing in 1976 1, 2, 4 

Tacoma 

St. Regis Paper Co. 

(Simpson Tacoma Kraft Co.)* Existing in 1976 1, 2, 4 

Everett Weyerhaeuser Co. 

Existing in 1976 

(Possibly Shutdown) 

1, 4, 5 

Key:

1. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standard of Performance for 

Kraft Pulp Mills, EPA-450/2-76-014a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, September 1976. 

2. Supplemental Technical Development Document for Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards for the 

Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Category, Subpart B (Bleached Papergrade Kraft and Soda) and Subpart E 

(Papergrade Sulfite), EPA-821-R-97-011, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Water, Washington, 

D.C., October 1997. 

3. Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Industry - Background Information for Proposed Air Emission Standards: 

Manufacturing Processes at Kraft, Sulfite, Soda, and Semi-Chemical Mills (EPA-453/R-93-050a, October 

1993). 

4. 1992 Lockwood -- Post Directory of the Pulp and Paper and Allied Trades, Miller Freeman Publications, 1991. 

5. Online Search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 
BART 4-1 

4.0 BART 04 – Portland Cement Plants

4.1 Source Category Description 

Portland cement is a fine powder, gray or white in color, which consists of a mixture of 

hydraulic cement materials comprising primarily calcium silicates, aluminates and 

aluminoferrites. More than 30 raw materials are known to be used in the manufacture of 

Portland cement. These materials are chemically combined through pyroprocessing and 

subjected to subsequent mechanical processing operations to form gray and white 

Portland cement. The process can be divided into the following components: raw 

materials acquisition and handling, kiln feed preparation, pyroprocessing, and finished 

cement grinding. The heart of the Portland cement manufacturing process is the 

pyroprocessing system. This system transforms the raw mix into clinkers, which are 

gray, glass-hard, spherically shaped nodules. The pyroprocessing takes place in kilns.

1 

Portland cement plants which commenced construction or modification after August 17, 

1971 are regulated by the New Source Performance Standard (NSPS), Standards of 

Performance for Portland Cement Plants (40 CFR 60, Subpart F). This regulation is 

applicable to the kiln, clinker cooler, raw mill system, finish mill system, raw mill dryer, 

raw material storage, clinker storage, finished product storage, conveyor transfer points, 

bagging and bulk loading and uploading systems. Portland cement plants may also be 

subject to the National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants from the Portland 

Cement Manufacturing Industry (40 CRF 63, Subpart LLL). These regulations are 

mentioned for information only and are not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

Based on four documents reviewed, a list of Portland cement plants was prepared (see 

Table 4.1-1). Information that has been collected on construction dates for some or all 

equipment are shown for several plants. This is considered a complete list of Portland 

cement plants in the WRAP area. A detailed description of how the table was developed 

is provided below. 

4.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided a review to the NSPS for Portland cement plants in a document 

dated March 1979, entitled “A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary 

Sources – Portland Cement Industry.”2 A table listing NSPS compliance test results for 

Portland cement plants can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 5-1 of the U.S. 

EPA document). The table appears to be limited to only Portland cement plants that are 

subject to the NSPS. It provides some help in determining construction dates because if a 

plant was included in Table 5-1 the plant would have been constructed prior to the 

publishing of the document (March 1979). In addition, another table (Table 6-2) predicts 

which facilities (after 1978) will become subject to the NSPS. This table (Table 6-2) 

assisted in identifying more Portland cement facilities located in the WRAP region; 

however it does not reveal construction dates, therefore it is not very helpful. 
BART 4-2 

Table 2-2 in a 1985 U.S. EPA document3entitled “Portland Cement – Background 

Information for Proposed Revisions to Standards” appears to identify additional Portland 

cement plants that were not identified in Table 5-1 of EPA-450/3-79-012. Table 2-2 

identifies only Portland cement plants subject to the NSPS after the year 1979. However, 

this includes sources that were in existence before 1979 and built NSPS applicable 

equipment after 1970. Table A-1 in EPA-450/3-85-003a appears to combine and 

incorporate both tables (Table 5-1 and Table 2-2). Table A-1 also identifies construction 

and reconstruction dates. These lists are unfortunately limited to Portland cement plants 

with at least some equipment subject to the NSPS and do not include Portland Cement 

plants with all equipment built before the 1971 NSPS applicability date. 

Table 4-1 in the Background Document for AP-42 Section 11.61assists in confirming 

Portland cement plant identification. The table summarizes emission test reports for 

individual Portland cement plants and identifies the date the emission testing took place. 

In addition, Table 4-1 identifies more WRAP region Portland cement plants that could 

have been built before NSPS applicability. 

A 1997 list of Portland cement plants located in the United States

4

was reviewed. The 

list is taken from the Portland Cement Association (PCA) summary report, dated 

December 31, 1997. This list confirms many of the previously found Portland cement 

plants (which have been identified from other tables discussed above) and increases the 

overall total. Unfortunately, construction and/or reconstruction dates are not known for 

any facility not previously identified on another table that was discussed. Portland 

cement plants that did not appear on this summary report (dated December 31, 1997) but 

were included on earlier lists were left on the list in Table 4.1-1 because the summary 

report does not appear to be a complete list. 

A list of portland cement plants included in a locating and estimating document5was also 

reviewed. This appears to be a complete list of cement plants in existence in 1995. 

Facilities that were on previous lists but not on this list are included in Table 4.1-1 with a 

note that they are probably shutdown. 

Table 4.1-1 is believed to be a complete list of potentially BART-eligible Portland 

Cement Plants. Many of these plants are noted to have constructed during the BART 

timeframe. The overall list encompasses other cement plants that existed in 1997 in the 

WRAP region; these particular plants may or may not have been present during the 

BART timeframe. Some of the Portland cement plants identified may no longer be in 

existence. 

4.3 References

1. Background Document AP-42, Section 11.6 Portland Cement Manufacturing, 

prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, prepared by Midwest Research Institute (MRI), 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s06.pdf, May 1994. 
BART 4-3 

2. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Portland 

Cement Industry, EPA-450/3-79-012, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, March 1979. 

3. Portland Cement – Background Information for Proposed Revisions to Standards, 

EPA-450/3-85-003a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and 

Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, May 1985. 

4. United States Portland Cement Plants, PCA Summary Report, 

www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/pcem/plantlis.pdf, December 31, 1997. 

5. Locating and Estimating Air Emission from Sources of Mercury and Mercury 

Components, EPA-454/R-97-012. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office 

of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, 

December 1997. 
BART 4-4 

TABLE 4.1-1 

A Complete List of Portland Cement Plants in WRAP States 

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Alaska 

Anchorage Alaska Basic Industries 

Existing in 1985 

(Subject to NSPS since 1982) 

(Grinding Plant with no kiln) 

2, 3 

Arizona 

Rillito 

California Portland Cement 

(Arizona Portland Cement)* 

Existing in 1974 3, 4, 5 

Clarkdale Phoenix Cement Co. Existing in 1995 4, 5 

California—Bay Area AQMD 

Cupertino 

Kaiser 

(Hanson Permanente Cement)* 

Existing in 1978 

(Expansion planned for 1980; 

Subject to NSPS since 1981) 

1, 2, 4, 5 

California—Calaveras County APCD 

San Adreas 

Flintkote 

(Genstar, Ltd)* 

Existing in 1945 

(Plant shutdown) 1, 2 

California—Kern County APCD 

Lebec National Cement Co. of California Existing in 1995 4, 5 

Monolith 

Lehigh Southwest Cement 

Company 

(Calaveras Cement Company)* 

(Monolith Portland)* 

Existing in 1974 

(Subject to NSPS) 

1, 4, 5 

Mojave 

California Portland 

(CalMatCo)* 

Existing in 1955 

(Expansion planned after 1978; 

Subject to NSPS since 1981) 

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 

California—Mojave Desert AQMD 

Oro Grande 

Amcord 

(Texas Industries)* 

Existing in 1978 

(Expansion planned for 1979) 

1, 4, 5 

Lucerne Valley 

Kaiser 

(Mitsubishi Cement Corp.)* 

Existing in 1978 

(Expansion planned after 1978; 

Subject to NSPS since 1982) 

1, 2, 4, 5 
BART 4-5 

TABLE 4.1-1 

A Complete List of Portland Cement Plants in WRAP States 

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Victorville 

(and Black 

Mountain) 

CEMEX – Black Mountain Quarry 

(Southwestern Portland Cement 

Co.)* 

(Southdown, Inc.)* 

Existing in 1949 

(Subject to NSPS since 1984) 

2, 3, 4, 5, 6 

California—Monterey Bay Unified APCD 

Davenport Lone Star Cement 

(RMC Lonestar)* 

Existing in 1978 

 (Expansion planned for 1979; 

Subject to NSPS since 1981) 

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 

California—Shasta County AQMD 

Redding 

Flintkote 

(Genstar, Ltd)* 

(Calaveras Cement Co.)* 

Existing in 1978 

(Expansion planned) 

(Subject to NSPS since 1981) 

1, 2, 3, 4, 5 

California—South Coast AQMD 

Colton California Portland Cement Existing in 1987 3, 4, 5 

Crestmore Riverside Cement Existing in 1981 3, 5 

Colorado 

Lyons 

Martin Marietta Corporation 

(Southdown, Inc.)* 

(Cemen, Inc.)* 

Existing in 1982 

(Subject to NSPS since 1979) 2, 4, 5, 6 

Florence 

(Portland) 

Holnam, Inc. 

(Ideal Basic Industries)* 

(Holcim, Inc.)* 

Existing in 1948 

(Subject to NSPS since 1974) 

4, 5, 6 

Fort Collins 

(La Porte) 

(Buethcher) 

Holnam, Inc. 

(Ideal Basic Industries)* 

(Holcim, Inc.)* 

Existing in 1978 

(Expansion planned for 1979; 

Subject to NSPS since 1981) 

(Plant has been shutdown) 

4, 5, 6 

Idaho 

Inkom Ash Grove Cement Co. Existing in 1995 3, 4, 5 
BART 4-6 

TABLE 4.1-1 

A Complete List of Portland Cement Plants in WRAP States 

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Montana 

Trident 

(Three Forks) 

Ideal 

(Holnam, Inc.)* 

(Holcim, Inc.)* 

Existing in 1973 1, 4, 5, 6 

Montana City Ash Grove Cement Co. Existing in 1995 4, 5 

New Mexico 

Tijeras 

Ideal Basic Industries 

(Rio Grande Cement Corp.)* 

Existing in 1959 

(Subject to NSPS since 1979) 2, 3, 4, 5 

Nevada 

Fernley 

Centex 

(Nevada Cement Company)* 

Existing in 1995 4, 5, 6 

Logandale Royal Cement Co. 

Existing in 1995 

(Shutdown) 4, 5 

Oregon 

Durkee Oregon Portland 

(Ash Grove Cement Co.)* 

Constructed after 1978 

(Subject to NSPS since 1979) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 

South Dakota 

Rapid City 

South Dakota Cement 

(Dacotah Cement)* 

Existing in 1977 

(Subject to NSPS since 1978) 

1, 2, 4, 5 

Utah 

Salt Lake City 

Utah Portland Cement Company 

(Lone Star)* 

Existing in 1975 

(Subject to NSPS since 1979) 

(Probably closed) 

2, 6 

Leamington 

(Nephi) 

Ash Grove Cement West 

(Martin Marietta Corporation)* 

Existing in 1982 

(Subject to NSPS since 1982) 2, 3, 5, 6 

Morgan 

Holnam, Inc. 

(Holcim)* 

Existing in 1995 4, 5, 6 
BART 4-7 

TABLE 4.1-1 

A Complete List of Portland Cement Plants in WRAP States 

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Washington 

Ash Grove Cement Co. Existing in 1995 4, 5 

Seattle 

(2 Plants) 

Holnam, Inc. 

(LaForge Corporation)* 

(Ideal Cement)* 

Existing in 1995 3, 4, 5, 6 

Wyoming 

Laramie 

Monolith Portland 

(Centex)* 

(Mountain Cement)* 

Existing in 1981 

(Subject to NSPS since 1981; 

A kiln built in 1961) 

2, 4, 5, 6 

Key:

1. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Portland Cement Industry, EPA-450/3-

79-012, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, 

NC, March 1979. 

2. Portland Cement – Background Information for Proposed Revisions to Standards, EPA-450/3-85-003a, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, May 1985. 

3. Background Document AP-42, Section 11.6 Portland Cement Manufacturing, prepared for U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, prepared by Midwest 

Research Institute (MRI), http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s06.pdf, May 1994. 

4. United States Portland Cement Plants, PCA Summary Report, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/pcem/plantlis.pdf, 

December 31, 1997. 

5. Locating and Estimating Air Emission from Sources of Mercury and Mercury Components, EPA-454/R-97- 

012. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research 

Triangle Park, North Carolina, December 1997. 

6. Online Search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 
BART 5-1 

5.0 BART 05 – Primary Zinc Smelters

5.1 Source Category Description 

Zinc smelting is the extraction of zinc from zinc ore by heating. 

Roasters and sintering machines associated with primary zinc smelters which commenced 

construction of modified after October 16, 1974, are regulated by the New Source 

Performance Standard (NSPS), Standards of Performance for Primary Zinc Smelters (40 

CFR 60, Subpart Q). This regulation is mentioned for information only and is not 

pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

No primary zinc smelters exist in the WRAP region today. Table 5.1-1 includes a zinc 

smelter that existed in Idaho but has been shutdown. A detailed description of how the 

table was developed is provided below. 

5.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided a review of the proposed NSPS for primary zinc smelters in a 

document dated October 1974, entitled “Background Information for New Source 

Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters”.1 A table listing 

existing U.S. zinc smelters can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 5.3 of the 

Background Information Document). With reasonable confidence, it is believed that 

Table 5.3 encompasses primary zinc smelting plants which were in existence in 1974; 

furthermore, the table appears to identify a complete list of zinc smelting plants whether 

subject to the NSPS or not. 

Table 5.3 located in document EPA-450/2-74-002a could be utilized to identify all zinc 

smelting plants located within the WRAP region in 1974; dates of construction and/or 

reconstruction for these plants are identified in this table by year. 

However, the AP-42 Background document for Section 12.72(1986) purports an all 

inclusive list of primary zinc plants in the US (Table 2.1-1) for which it identifies only 

four; none of which are located in the WRAP region. With reasonable confidence, it 

appears that any facilities located within the WRAP region and identified in Table 5.3 of 

document EPA-450/2-74-002a no longer exist and have been closed because they are not 

identified in Table 2.1-1 of the AP-42 Background document for Section 12.7. 

5.3 References 

1. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards: Primary 

Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, Volume 1: Proposed Standards, EPA-450/2-74-

002a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 
BART 5-2 

2. Background Report AP-42 Section 12.7 Primary Zinc Smelting, prepared for U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

prepared by Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch12/bgdocs/b12s07.pdf, 1986.
BART 5-3 

TABLE 5.1-1 

A Complete List of Primary Zinc Smelters in WRAP States

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Idaho 

Kellogg Bunker Hill 

Constructed in 1928; 

Modified in 1968 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Key:

1. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, Volume 

1: Proposed Standards, EPA-450/2-74-002a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 
BART 6-1 

6.0 BART 06 – Iron and Steel Mill Plants 

6.1 Source Category Description 

This BART category, iron and steel mill plant, has been interpreted as only those 

facilities that actually produce molten iron and/or molten steel. These plants must use 

blast furnaces, basic oxygen furnaces and/or electric arc furnaces depending on whether 

the steel mill is integrated or non-integrated. 

An integrated steel mill produces molten iron in blast furnaces using coke, limestone, 

beneficiated iron ore, and preheated air. Other raw materials used to produce molten iron 

may include sinter, other iron-bearing material, oxygen, and alternate sources of carbon. 

The molten iron (or hot metal) and steel scrap is then charged to a basic oxygen furnace 

(BOFs) to produce molten steel. 

Integrated iron and steel mill plants are regulated by the National Emission Standards for 

Hazardous Air Pollutants for Integrated Iron and Steel manufacturing facilities (40 CFR 

63, Subpart FFFF). This regulation is applicable to sintering plants, blast furnaces, and 

basic oxygen process furnaces. Other regulations that may apply to sources that are 

integrated iron and steel mill plants are the Standards for Performance for Primary 

Emissions from Basic Oxygen Process Furnaces for which construction is commenced 

after June 11, 1973 (40 CFR 60, Subpart N) and the Standards of Performance for 

Secondary Emissions from Basic Oxygen Process Steelmaking facilities for which 

construction commenced after January 20, 1983 (40 CFR 60, Subpart Na). These 

regulations are mentioned for information only and are not pertinent to determining 

BART-eligibility. 

A non-integrated steel mill produces molten steel by melting steel scrap in electric arc 

furnaces (EAFs). Some non-integrated steel mills also use high quality iron materials 

such as pig iron or direct-reduced iron along with scrap. 

Non-integrated iron and steel mill plants may be regulated by the New Source 

Performance Standard (NSPS) for Steel Plants: Electric and Furnaces constructed after 

October 21, 1974 and on or before August 17, 1983 (40 CFR 60, Subpart AA). For 

electric arc furnaces and argon-oxygen decarburization vessels constructed after August 

17, 1983, the NSPS, Standards of Performance for Steel Plants: Electric Arc Furnaces 

and Argon-Oxygen Decarburization Vessels constructed after August 17, 1983 (40 CFR 

60, Subpart AAa), applies. 

Iron and steel mill plants may also have various refining, casting, hot forming, and 

finishing operations; yet the source category has been interpreted such that the iron or 

steel mill plant must use a blast furnace, oxygen furnace and/or electric arc furnace. 

These other operations may fall in the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) 3312 since 

this code includes any operations involved in the actual making of iron and steel 

(typically involving furnaces). It has been assumed that plants that only conduct 
BART 6-2 

processes subsequent to the making of iron and steel, such as hot forming, casting, and 

finishing operations are not part of this source category. 

Based on the review of an U.S. EPA document, a list of iron and steel mill plants was 

prepared (see Table 6.1-1). This list represents all of the iron and steel mill plants in the 

WRAP states that may still be in existence today. Construction dates for some or all 

equipment are shown for several plants. This appears to be a complete list of iron and 

steel mill plants in the WRAP area. A detailed description of how the table was 

developed is provided below. 

6.2 List Development 

In 1998, the U.S. EPA conducted research which contributed to the U.S. EPA document1

entitled “Development Document for Final Effluent Limitations Guidelines and 

Standards for the Iron and Steel Manufacturing Point Source Category”. During this 

research, a database was constructed identifying facilities that represent the entire iron 

and steel industry. The entire iron and steel industry is covered by SIC Codes 3312, 

3315, 3316, 3317, 3471, and 3479 and consists of several manufacturing segments. 

These sites were identified from a variety of sources, including industry trade journals, 

trade associations, and directories. Each site in the database was assigned an additional 

facility code that defines which segment of the iron and steel industry it represents (i.e. 

integrated or non-integrated). For the interest of BART, this database was used to 

identify all iron and steel mill plants located in the WRAP region by sorting sites with the 

SIC Code 3312. Eleven plants have been identified. However, one of these eleven plants 

was identified as a stand-alone hot forming site having SIC Code 3312 (California Steel 

Industries, Inc.). Since the SIC Code 3312 represents additional operations that do not 

involve the actual making of iron and steel, such as hot-forming iron and steel into basic 

shapes, it is not believed that this plant should be considered an iron and steel mill plant 

for purposes of BART, however it is being left on the list. Hot-forming is not a type of 

operation that has been interpreted as part of the making of iron and steel. 

An inventory published in an issue of The Iron & Steel Maker Magazine

2 

and internet 

searches were performed to identify construction dates on the eleven facilities identified. 

6.3 References 

1. Development Document for Final Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards 

for the Iron and Steel Manufacturing Point Source Category, Section 5, EPA821-R-02-004, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office Of Water, 

Washington, DC, April 2002. 

2. The Iron & Steelmaker Magazine, A Publication of the Iron & Steel Society, May 

1997. 
BART 6-3 

TABLE 6.1-1 

A Complete List of WRAP States’ Iron and Steel Mill Plants in WRAP States 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Arizona 

Kingham 

Cargill, Inc. 

(North Star Steel Co.)* 

(Nucor Corp.)* 

Facility construction date 

unknown; 

EAF built in 1996 

2, 3 

California—South Coast AQMD 

Rancho Cucamonga Tamco Facility built in 1956; 

EAF built in 1996 2, 3 

Fontana California Steel Industries, Inc.** Facility built in 1940's 2, 3 

Colorado 

Pueblo 

Oregon Steel Mills, Inc 

(Rocky Mountain Steel Mills)* 

(CF&I Steel)* 

Facility built in 1881; 

EAF built in 1973; 

EAF built in 1976 

2, 3 

Oregon 

McMinnville Cascade Steel Rolling Mills, Inc. 

Facility construction date 

unknown; 

EAF built in 1991 

2 

Oregon Steel Mills, Inc. 

Facility construction date 

unknown; 

EAF built in 1985 

2 Portland 

(2 Plants) 

ESCO Corp. Facility founded in 1913 2, 3 

Utah 

Orem 

(Vineyard) Geneva Steel Company 

Existing 2000 

(Shutdown) 1, 2, 3 

Plymouth Nucor Steel Facility built in 1979; 

Two EAFs built in 1982 2, 3 

Washington 

Birmingham Steel Corp. 

Facility construction date 

unknown; 

EAF built in 1995 

2 

Seattle 

(2 Plants) 

Jorgenson Forg Corp. Many upgrade done in late 60's. 2, 3 
BART 6-4 

TABLE 6.2-1 

A Complete List of WRAP States’ Iron and Steel Mill Plants 

Key:

1. Development Document for Final Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards for the Iron and Steel Manufacturing 

Point Source Category, Section 5, EPA-821-R-02-004, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office Of Water, 

Washington, DC, April 2002. 

2. The Iron & Steelmaker Magazine, A Publication of the Iron & Steel Society, May 1997 Issue. 

3. Web search. (Assisted in construction dates and ownership changes.) 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 

** This plant is identified as a stand-alone hot forming site. 

Notes:

a. EAF = electric arc furnace. 
BART 7-1 

7.0 BART 07 – Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

7.1 Source Category Description 

Primary aluminum refers to aluminum produced directly from mined ore. The ore is 

refined and electrolytically reduced to elemental aluminum at a primary aluminum ore 

reduction plant. 

A New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for primary aluminum ore reduction plants 

(40 CFR 60, Subpart S) regulates pot room groups and anode bake plants for aluminum 

ore reduction plants constructed or modified after October 23, 1974. The National 

Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Primary Aluminum Reduction 

Plants (40 CFR 63, Subpart LL) regulates pitch storage tanks, pot lines, past production 

plant, and anode bake furnaces that are associated with primary aluminum production and 

located at a major source. The regulations are mentioned for information only and are 

not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

A list of primary aluminum ore reduction plants was prepared (see Table 7.1-1). This list 

represents all of the primary aluminum ore reduction plants in the WRAP states that were 

in existence in 1977. No new plants have been added between 1977 and 1996. A 

detailed description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

7.2 List Development 

In a 1977 U.S. EPA document1entitled “Assessment of Industrial Hazardous Waste 

practices in the Metal Smelting and Refining Industry Volume II: Primary and Secondary 

Nonferrous Smelting and Refining”, Table 43 lists primary aluminum plants by 

geographical location. This table does not identify specific facility names; however it 

does show a total numerical value of 10 primary aluminum reduction plants in existence 

as of 1977 located in the WRAP region. Of these ten facilities, seven are located in 

Washington, two in Oregon, and one in Montana. 

Table 2-1 of the Primary Aluminum Industry: Technical Support Document for Proposed 

MACT Standards (July, 1996)2, identifies all of the primary aluminum reduction plants 

located in the U.S. and existing as of June 1994; of these 23 plants, ten (10) are located in 

the WRAP region. In addition, these facilities are identified in the Appendix (A-2) of 

the Inspection Checklist: Primary Aluminum NESHAP.3It is believed that Table 2-1 of 

the Primary Aluminum Industry: Technical Support Document for Proposed MACT 

Standards (July, 1996) is an all inclusive list of primary aluminum reduction plants in 

existence in 1996. In addition, Table 2-1 appears to encompasses every primary 

aluminum reduction plant numerically accounted for in Table 43 of the 1977 U.S. EPA 

document1,such that these facilities were in existence in 1977 and may be BARTeligible. Therefore, it is believed that all primary aluminum reduction plants that were in 

existence in 1977 are still in existence as of 1996 and no new plants have been added 

after 1977. 
BART 7-2 

7.3 References 

1. Assessment of Industrial Hazardous Waste Practices in the Metal Smelting and 

Refining Industry, Volume II: Primary and Secondary Nonferrous Smelting and 

Refining, EPA-530/SW-145v.2, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 1977. 

2. Primary Aluminum Industry: Technical Support Document for Proposed MACT 

Standards, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards Emission Standards Division, July 1996. 

3. Inspection Checklist, Primary Aluminum National Emission Standards for 

Hazardous Air Pollutants, 40 CFR Part 63, Subpart LL, September 2001. 
BART 7-3 

TABLE 7.1-1 

A Complete List of Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants in WRAP States in 

Existence in 1977

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Montana 

Columbia Falls Columbia Falls Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3 

Oregon 

Troutdale Reynolds 

Existing in 1977 

(Shutdown) 

1, 2, 3 

The Dalles Northwest Aluminum Company Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3 

Washington 

Ferndale (Alumax) Intalco Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3 

Mead Kaiser Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3 

Tacoma 

(On Tribal Land) 

Kaiser 

Existing in 1977 

(Shutdown) 

1, 2, 3, 4 

Wenatchee Alcoa Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3 

Longview 

Reynolds 

(Longview Aluminum)* 

Existing in 1977 

(Shutdown) 

1, 2, 3, 4 

Goldendale 

Columbia 

(Goldendale Aluminum Company)* 

Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3, 4 

Vancouver Vanalco Existing in 1977 1, 2, 3 

Key:

1. Assessment of Industrial Hazardous Waste Practices in the Metal Smelting and Refining Industry, Volume II: 

Primary and Secondary Nonferrous Smelting and Refining, EPA-530/SW-145v.2, U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency, 1977. 

2. Primary Aluminum Industry: Technical Support Document for Proposed MACT Standards, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Emission Standards Division, 

July 1996. 

3. Inspection Checklist: Primary Aluminum NESHAP, 40 CFR Part 63, Subpart LL, September 2001. 

4. Online Search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 
BART 8-1 

8.0 BART 08 – Primary Copper Smelters 

8.1 Source Category Description 

Copper smelting is the extraction of copper from copper ore by heating. 

A New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for primary copper smelters (40 CFR 60, 

Subpart P) regulates the dryers, roaster, smelting furnace, and copper converted for plants 

constructed or modified after October 16, 1974. Other regulations that could apply to 

sources that are primary copper smelters are the National Emission Standards for Primary 

Copper Smelting (40 CFR 63, Subpart QQQ) and the National Emission Standards for 

Inorganic Arsenic Emissions from Primary Copper Smelters (40 CFR 61, Subpart D). 

These regulations are mentioned for information only and are not pertinent to 

determining BART-eligibility. 

Based on two documents, a list of primary copper smelters was prepared (see Table 8.1-

1). This list includes four primary copper smelters in the WRAP states that were in 

existence in 1974 or 1986. This appears to be a complete list of primary copper smelting 

plants in the WRAP area. A detailed description of how the table was developed is 

provided below. 

8.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background information for the NSPS for primary copper 

smelters in a document dated October 1974, entitled “Background Information for New 

Source Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters”1. A table 

listing existing U.S. copper smelters can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 5.1). 

Table 5.1 of the U.S. EPA document was used to identify all copper smelting plants 

located within the WRAP region in 1974; dates of construction and/or reconstruction for 

these plants are identified in this table by year. 

In addition, the AP-42 Background Document for section 12.3 reveals an 1986 all 

inclusive list of primary copper plants in the U.S. for 1986 (Table 2.1-1).2The table 

identifies only eight; six of which are located in the WRAP region. It is believed that any 

facilities identified in Table 5.1 of the 1974 U.S. EPA document and not identified in 

Table 2.1-1 of the AP-42 Background document for Section 12.3, no longer exist and 

have been closed. These sources are considered as “Possibly shutdown.” 

8.3 References 

1. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards: Primary 

Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, Volume 1: Proposed Standards, EPA-450/2-74-

002a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 
BART 8-2 

2. Background Document AP-42 Section 12.3 Primary Copper Smelting, prepared 

for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and 

Standards, prepared by Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch12/bgdocs/b12s03.pdf, 1986. 
BART 8-3 

TABLE 8.1-1 

A Complete List of Primary Copper Smelters in WRAP States

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Arizona 

ASARCO 

Constructed in 1912; 

Modified in 1971; 

Existing in 1986 

1, 2 

Hayden (2 Plants) 

Kennecott 

Constructed in 1958; 

Modified in 1968 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Douglas Phelps Dodge 

Constructed in 1910; 

Modified in 1971 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Morenci Phelps Dodge 

Constructed in 1941; 

Modified in 1964 

1, 3 

Ajo Phelps Dodge 

Constructed in 1950; 

Modified in 1972 

(Shutdown) 

1 

San Manuel Magma Copper Co. 

Constructed in 1956; 

Existing in 1986 1, 2 

Miami 

Inspiration 

(Cyprus Miami Co.)* 

(Phelps Dodge Miami, Inc.)* 

Constructed in 1915; 

Modified in 1972 1, 2, 3 

Montana 

Anaconda Anaconda 

Constructed in 1906; 

Modified in 1968 

(Shutdown) 

1 

New Mexico 

Hurley 

Kennecott 

(Chino Mines Co.)* 

Constructed in 1939; 

Modified in 1971; 

Existing in 1986 

(Shutdown) 

1, 2 

Hidalgo Phelps Dodge 

Existing in 1986 

(Shutdown) 

2 

Nevada 

McGill Kennecott Constructed in 1907 

(Shutdown) 1 
BART 8-4 

TABLE 8.1-1 

A Complete List of Primary Copper Smelters in WRAP States

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Utah 

Garfield 

(Magna) 

Kennecott Constructed in 1907; 

Modified in 1968 1, 2 

Washington 

Tacoma ASARCO 

Constructed in 1890; 

Modified in 1971 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Key:

1. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, Volume 

1: Proposed Standards, EPA-450/2-74-002a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 

2. Background Document AP-42 Section 12.3 Primary Copper Smelting, prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection 

Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, prepared by Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch12/bgdocs/b12s03.pdf, 1986. 

3. Online Search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 
BART 9-1 

9.0 BART 09 – Municipal Incinerators 

9.1 Source Category Description 

A municipal incinerator is a type of combustion device used to burn refuse. Refuse 

combustion involves the burning of garbage and other nonhazardous solids, commonly 

called municipal solid waste (MSW).1 To be in this source category the municipal 

incinerator must be capable of charging greater 250 tons of refuse per day. 

Based on a review of the literature, no municipal incinerators constructed during the 

BART timeframe and capable of charging greater than 250 tons of refuse per day exist in 

the WRAP region today. A detailed description of how this was determined is provided 

below. 

9.2 List Development 

In the year 2000, U.S. EPA updated their 1995 database for large and small municipal 

waste combustion (MWC) units.

2

 This updated national inventory represents all MWC 

units that are affected by the Emissions Guidelines and Compliance Times for Large 

Municipal Waste Combustors That are Constructed on or Before September 20, 1994 (40 

CFR 60, Subpart Cb) and is based on compliance test data submitted by plants with large 

MWC units. In creating the 2000 inventory, the previous large MWC database (1995) 

was updated to account for MWC plant closings, MWC plant location, number of 

combustion units on site, combustor type, combustion unit capacity, and air pollution 

control device for each MWC unit. In this inventory and Subpart Cb, a large MWC is 

defined as a municipal waste combustion unit with a municipal solid was combustion 

capacity of greater than 250 tons per day. This “large MWC” definition incorporates the 

BART category for municipal incinerators capable of charging greater than 250 tons 

refuse per day. 

The 2000 national inventory of large municipal waste combustion units encompasses all 

municipal incinerators in existence as of 2000 that are capable of charging greater than 

250 tons refuse per day. The 2000 national inventory of large municipal waste 

combustion (MWC) units shows that, as of the year 2000, there are only five large 

municipal incinerators that were in existence and located in the WRAP region. All five 

large municipal incinerators were constructed in the 1980’s; therefore, there are no 

municipal incinerators in the WRAP region that would be BART-eligible. Any preexisting large MWC units other than the five identified in the 2000 inventory are 

presumed shutdown. 

9.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 2: Solid Waste Disposal, pg 2.1-1, 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch02/final/c02s01.pdf, October 1996. 
BART 9-2 

2. Memorandum from Jason Huckaby, Eastern Research Group, Inc. to Walt 

Stevenson, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, dated June 12, 2002 entitled 

2000 National Inventory of Large Municipal Waste Combustion (MWC) Units. 

Air and Radiation Document Number A-90-45, Item Number VIII-B-6. 
BART 10-1 

10.0 BART 10 – Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 

10.1 Source Category Description 

Hydrofluoric acid is manufactured by the reaction of acid-grade fluorspar (CaF2) with 

sulfuric acid (H2SO4). The endothermic reaction requires horizontal rotary kilns that are 

externally heated to 200 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit.1 

Sulfuric acid may be manufactured commercially by either the lead chamber process or 

contact process. The contact process is used widely and is classified according to the raw 

materials charged to them: elemental sulfur burning, spent sulfuric acid and hydrogen 

sulfide burning, and metal sulfide ores and smelter gas burning. The contact process 

incorporates the following three basic operations: first, sulfur is oxidized to sulfur 

dioxide, the sulfur dioxide is then converted to sulfur trioxide by catalytic oxidation, and 

finally the sulfur trioxide is absorbed in a strong 98 percent sulfuric acid solution.

2

Nitric acid is produced by two methods. The first method utilizes oxidation, 

condensation, and absorption to produce a weak nitric acid. Weak nitric acid can have 

concentrations ranging from 30 to 70 percent nitric acid. The second method combines 

dehydrating, bleaching, condensing, and absorption to produce a high-strength nitric acid 

from a weak nitric acid. High-strength nitric acid generally contains more than 90 

percent nitric acid.3

Nitric acid plants which commenced construction and modification after August 17, 

1971, are regulated by 40 CFR 60, Subpart G, Standards of Performance for Nitric Acid 

plants. Sulfuric Acid plants which commenced construction or modification after August 

17, 1971, are regulated by 40 CFR 60, Subpart H, Standards of Performance for Sulfuric 

Acid plants. These regulations are mentioned for information only and are not pertinent 

to determining BART-eligibility. 

Based on two documents reviewed, a list of sulfuric and nitric acid plants was prepared 

(see Table 10.1-1). No hydrofluoric acid plants have been identified. This list most 

likely represents only some of sulfuric and nitric acid plants in the WRAP region that 

may still be in existence today. Construction dates are shown for the identified plants; 

most appear to have been constructed during the BART applicability timeframe. A 

detailed description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

10.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA reviewed the New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for nitric acid 

plants in a document dated March 1979, entitled “A Review of Standards of Performance 

for New Stationary Sources – Nitric Acid Plants”4. A table identifying nitric acid plants 

planned or under construction as of 1978 can be found in this U.S.EPA document (Table 

4-2). The table appears to be limited to only nitric acid plants that were predicted to 

become subject to the NSPS once constructed. It provides some guidance in determining 

construction dates because the anticipated start-up dates are shown. In addition, another 
BART 10-2 

table (Table 4-4) identifies nitric acid plants which were already constructed since the 

promulgation of the NSPS. This table (Table 4-4) reveals construction dates of specific 

nitric acid plants subject to the NSPS. These two tables identify five nitric acid plants 

located in the WRAP region that may still be in existence today. However, it is quite 

possible that there are more nitric acid plants located in the WRAP region which have not 

been identified here. 

The U.S. EPA reviewed the NSPS for sulfuric acid plants in a document dated March 

1979, entitled “A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – 

Sulfuric Acid Plants”5. A table identifying sulfuric acid plants planned or under 

construction as of 1978 can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 4-2), however no 

plants were identified in this table that are located in the WRAP region. Fortunately, 

another table (Table 4-5) identifies sulfuric acid plants which were already constructed 

since the promulgation of the NSPS. This table (Table 4-5) reveals construction dates of 

specific sulfuric acid plants subject to the NSPS. This table identifies four sulfuric acid 

plants located in the WRAP region that may still be in existence today. However, it is 

quite possible that there are more sulfuric acid plants located in the WRAP region today 

which have not been identified here. 

No hydrofluoric acid plants could be identified form our research. The overall value in 

the list of sources identified is in the construction dates collected from the previous U.S. 

EPA documents. These dates imply BART-eligible sources. 

10.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 8: Inorganic Chemical Industry, pg 8.7-

1, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch08/final/c08s07.pdf, July 1993. 

2. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 8: Inorganic Chemical Industry, pg 8.10-

1, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch08/final/c08s10.pdf, July 1993. 

3. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 8: Inorganic Chemical Industry, pg 8.8-

1, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch08/final/c08s08.pdf, February 1998. 

4. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Nitric Acid 

Plants, EPA-450/3-79-013, U.S. Environmental Protection agency, Office of Air, 

Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, March 1979. 

5. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Sulfuric 

Acid Plants, EPA-450/3-79-003, U.S. Environmental Protection agency, Office of 

Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, January 1979. 
BART 10-3 

TABLE 10.1-1 

Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants Located in the WRAP States

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Arizona 

Benson 

Apache Powder Co. 

(Appache Nitrogen 

Products, Inc.)* 

Constructed in 1978 1, 3 

California—San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD 

Helm 

(near Fresno) 

J. R. Simplot 

(Valley Nitrogen Production, 

Inc.)* 

Constructed in 1975; 

Subject to NSPS 1, 2 

Lathrop J.R. Simplot Constructed in 1950 3 

California—South Coast AQMD 

Brea Union Oil Company of California Constructed in 1977; 

Subject to NSPS 1 

Idaho 

Constructed in 1977; 

Subject to NSPS 1 

Pocatello J.R. Simplot Co. 

Constructed in 1976; 

Subject to NSPS 2 

Conda 

Beker Industries 

(Nuwest)* 

(Agrium, Inc.)* 

Constructed in 1974; 

Subject to NSPS 2, 3 

Washington 

Kennewick 

Chevron Chemical Co. 

(Prodica and now Agrium, Inc.)* 

Constructed in 1977; 

Subject to NSPS 1, 3 

Anacortes 

Allied Chemical Corporation 

(General Chemical Corp.)* 

Constructed between 1971 and 1979; 

Subject to NSPS 2, 3 

Key:

1. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Nitric Acid Plants, EPA-450/3-79-013, U.S. 

Environmental Protection agency, Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, March 1979. 

2. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources – Sulfuric Acid Plants, EPA-450/3-79-003, U.S. 

Environmental Protection agency, Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, January 1979. 

3. Online Search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 
BART 11-1 

11.0 BART 11 – Petroleum Refineries

11.1 Source Category Description 

The petroleum refining industry converts crude oil into more than 2500 refined products, 

including petroleum gas, gasoline, kerosene, aviation fuel, diesel fuel, fuel oils, 

lubricating oils, and feedstocks for the petrochemical industry. Petroleum refinery 

activities start with receipt of crude, include all petroleum handling and refining 

operations, and they terminate with storage preparatory to shipping the refined products 

from the refinery.

1

Petroleum refineries could be collocated with several other BART source categories, such 

as sulfur recovery plants (BART-15), chemical process plants (BART-21), large boilers 

(BART-22), and petroleum storage and transfer facilities (BART-23). Petroleum 

refineries also have several types of emission units: storage vessels, transfer racks, 

process vent, and equipment leaks. For informational purposes, the regulations that are 

potentially subject to petroleum refineries are shown in Table 11.1-1. This list does not 

contain the regulations that could apply to other BART source categories that could be 

collocated with petroleum refineries. 

A list of petroleum refineries was prepared (see Table 11.1-2) representing all petroleum 

refineries located in the WRAP area which were in existence in 1980. A detailed 

description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

11.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background for standards controlling fugitive VOC emissions 

from petroleum refineries in a document dated November 1982, entitled “VOC Fugitive 

Emissions in Petroleum Refining Industry – Background Information for Proposed 

Standards”.2 A table listing existing petroleum refineries and location can be found in this 

U.S. EPA document (Appendix E, Table E-1). It appears that U.S. EPA created this table 

using information provided by the U.S. Department of Energy document DOE/EIA0111(80). It is assumed that Table E.1 encompasses all petroleum refineries which were 

in existence in 1980. 

Table E-1 of the U.S. EPA document was used to identify all petroleum refineries located 

within the WRAP region. The exact dates of construction and/or reconstruction for these 

plants are unclear; however all facilities identified in Table E-1 must have been in 

existence on or before 1980. 

Furthermore, an U.S. EPA document3 dated 1976, entitled “Standards Support and 

Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for 

Petroleum Refinery Sulfur Recovery Plants” identifies (Table 4-1) petroleum refinery 

sulfur plants that added a tail gas treatment unit prior to March 1, 1974. This table is 

useful because it identifies four petroleum refineries that are also mentioned in Table E-1; 
BART 11-2 

therefore illustrates that these four facilities were in existence during the BART 

timeframe. 

Lists4found on a Department of Energy website identifies all U.S. refineries in existence 

for each year, from January 1, 1994 to January 1, 2004. This helped in determining plant 

closures and name changes. 

11.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 5: Petroleum Industry, pg 5.1-1, 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch05/final/c05s05.pdf, January 1995. 

2. VOC Fugitive Emissions in Petroleum Refining Industry – Background 

Information for Proposed Standards, EPA-450/3-81-015a, United States 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality, Planning, and 

Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, November 1982. 

3. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed 

Standards of Performance for Petroleum Refinery Sulfur Recovery Plants, EPA450/2-76-016a, September 1976. 

4. U.S. Refineries Operable Atmospheric Crude Distillation Capacity, Energy 

Information Administration, Department of Energy website, 

www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/refinery_capacity_data/ref

capacity.html, January 1994-2004. 
BART 11-3 

TABLE 11.1-1 

Regulations Potentially Applicable to Petroleum Refineries 

Regulation Name 

Code of Federal Regulations 

Part and Subpart 

Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids for 

Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After 

June 11, 1973, and Prior to May 19, 1978 

40 CFR 60, Subpart K 

Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids for 

Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After 

May 18, 1978, and Prior to July 23, 1984 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Ka 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Liquid Storage Vessels 

(Including Petroleum Liquid Storage Vessels) for Which Construction, 

Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After July 23, 1984 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Kb 

Standards of Performance for Petroleum Refineries 40 CFR 60, Subpart J 

Standards of Performance for Bulk Gasoline Terminals 40 CFR 60, Subpart XX 

Standards of Performance for Equipment Leaks of VOC in Petroleum 

Refineries 

40 CFR 60, Subpart GGG 

Standards of Performance for VOC Emissions from Petroleum 

Refineries 

40 CFR 60, Subpart QQQ 

National Emission Standards for Equipment Leaks (Fugitive Emission 

Sources) of Benzene 40 CFR 61, Subpart J 

National Emission Standards for Equipment Leaks (Fugitive Emission 

Sources) 40 CFR 61, Subpart V 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Benzene 

Storage Vessels 40 CFR 61, Subpart Y 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Benzene 

Transfer Operations 40 CFR 61, Subpart BB 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Waste Operations 40 CFR 61, Subpart FF 

National Emission Standards for Gasoline Distribution Facilities (Bulk 

Gasoline Terminals and Pipeline Breakout Stations) 40 CFR 63, Subpart R 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Industrial 

Process Cooling Towers 40 CFR 63, Subpart Q 

National Emission Standards for Marine Tank Vessel Loading 

Operations 40 CFR 63, Subpart Y 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants from 

Petroleum Refineries 40 CFR 63, Subpart CC 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: Organic 

Liquids Distribution (Non-Gasoline) 40 CFR 63, Subpart EEEE 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Petroleum 

Refineries: Catalytic Cracking Units, Catalytic Reforming Units, and 

Sulfur Recovery Units 

40 CFR 63, Subpart UUU 
BART 11-4 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Alaska 

North Slope 

(Prudhoe Bay) 

BP Products 

(ConocoPhillips)* 

Existing in 1994 3, 4 

North Slope 

(Kuparuk) 

ConocoPhillips 

(Atlantic Richfield Co.)* 

Existing in 1994 1, 3, 4 

Chevron USA Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 4 Kenai 

(2 Plants) 

Tesoro Petroleum Corp. Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Flint Hills Resources Alaska, LLC 

(Williams Alaska Petroleum, Inc.)* 

(MAPCO)* 

(Earth Resources Company of 

Alaska)* 

N Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 orth Pole 

(2 Plants) 

Petro Star Existing in 1984 4 

Valdez Petro Star Existing in 1993 4 

Arizona 

Fredonia 

Arizona Fuels Corp. 

(Intermountain Refining)* 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 4 

California—Bay Area AQMD 

Avon 

(Martinez) 

Tesoro Refg. & Mrkt. Co. 

(Ultramar Diamond Shamrock 

Corp./Ultramar Inc.)* 

(Tosco Corp.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Bencia 

Valero Refining Company 

(Exxon Co. USA)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Hercules Pacific Refining Co. Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Martinez 

Shell Oil Products US 

(Equilon Enterprise LLC)* 

(Shell Oil Co.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Richmond Chevron USA Inc. Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 
BART 11-5 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Rodeo 

Conoco Phillips 

(Phillips 66 Co.)* 

(Tosco Refining Co.)* 

(Union Oil Co. of California)* 

Existing in 1974; 

modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2, 3 

California—Santa Barbara County APCD 

Santa Maria 

Greka Energy 

(Santa Maria Refining Co.)* 

(Conoco)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

California—San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD 

Chevron USA Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Coastal Petroleum Co. 

(Paloma Refinery) 

Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Getty Refining & Marketing Co. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Gibson Oil & Refining Co. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Kern Oil and Refining Co. 

(Kern County Refinery Inc.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Quad Refining Corp. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Road Oil Sales Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Sabre Refining Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

San Joaquin Refining Co. Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Sunland Refining Corp. Shutdown prior to 1997 1, 3 

Bakersfield 

(11 Plants) 

Shell Oil Products US 

(Equilon Enterprises LLC)* 

(Texaco Refining Co.)* 

(Tosco Corp.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Hanford Beacon Oil Co. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

McKittrick Anchor Refining Co. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

West Coast Oil Co. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Oildale 

(2 Plants) 

Tricor Refining LLC 

(Golden Bear Oil Specialties)* 

(Witco Chemical Corp.)* 

Shutdown prior to 2002 1, 3 
BART 11-6 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

California—San Luis Obispo County APCD 

Arroyo Grande 

Conoco Phillips 

(Tosco Refining Co.)* 

(Union Oil Co. of California)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

California—South Coast AQMD 

BP West Coast Products, LLC 

(ARCO Products)* 

(Atlantic Richfield Co.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Fletcher Oil & Refining Co. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Carson 

(Near Los Angeles) 

(3 Plants) 

Golden Eagle Refining Co. Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Compton Demenno Resources Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

El Segundo Chevron USA Inc. Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

ECO Petroleum Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Edgington Oil Co. Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

MacMillan Ring-Free Oil Co. Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Long Beach 

(4 Plants) 

Marlex Oil & Refinery Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Newhall Newhall Refining Co. Inc. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Paramount 

Paramount Petroleum Corp. 

(Conoco)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Gulf Oil Co. US Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 2, 3 Sante Fe Springs 

(2 Plants) Powerline Oil Co. Shutdown prior to 1997 1, 3 

South Gate Lunday-Thagard Oil Co. Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Torrance ExxonMobil Refg. and Supply Co. 

(Mobil Oil Corp.)* 

Existing in 1973; 

modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2, 3, 4 

Valero Refining Co. 

(Huntway Refining Co.)* 

Wilmington Existing in 1980 1, 3 

(5 Plants) 

Ultramar Inc. 

(Shell Oil Co.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 
BART 11-7 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Shell Oil Products US 

(Equilon Enterprises LLC)* 

(Texaco Inc.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Union Pacific Resources 

(Champlin Petroleum Co.)* 

W Existing in 1980 1, 3 ilmington 

(5 Plants) 

Phillips 66 Co. 

(Tosco Refing. Co.)* 

(Unocal Corp.)* 

(Union Oil Co. of California)* 

Existing in 1973; 

modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2, 3 

California—Ventura County APCD 

Oxnard 

Tenby, Inc. 

(Oxnard Refinery)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Ventura USA Petroleum Corp. Shutdown prior to 1994 1, 3 

Colorado 

Asamera Oil Co. 

(Valero Energy Corp.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Commerce City 

(2 Plants) Conoco 

(Suncor)* 

(Conoco Phillips)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Fruita Gary Refining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1, 4 

Montana 

Conoco 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) B 1 illings 

(2 Plants) 

Exxon Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Cut Bank Westco Refining Co. 

Shutdown in late 

1980’s 

1, 4 

Great Falls 

Philips Petroleum Co. 

(Montana Refining)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Laurel 

Farmers Union Central Exchange 

Inc. 

(Cenex)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 
BART 11-8 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Wolf Point Kenco Refining Inc. Shutdown in 1985 1, 4 

New Mexico 

Artesia Navajo Refining Co. Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Plateau Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Bloomfield 

(2 Plants) Thriftway Oil Co. 

(Giant Industries)* 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1, 3 

Caribou-Four Corners Oil Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1 

Farmington 

(2 Plants) 

Giant Industries Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 4 

Gallup 

Shell Oil Co. 

(Giant Industries)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Lovington 

Southern Union Refining Co. 

(Lea Refining Co.)* 

Existing in 1980 1 

Monument Southern Union Refining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Nevada 

Tonopah 

Nevada Refining Co. 

(Foreland Refining Corp.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

North Dakota 

Dickinson Northland Oil and Refining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 3 

Mandan 

Amoco Oil Co. 

(Tesoro Petro Corp.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Williston Westland Oil Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 3 

Oregon 

Portland Chevron 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 3 
BART 11-9 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Utah 

Amoco Oil Co. 

(Tesoro Petro Corp.)* 

(LBP)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 Salt Lake City 

(2 Plants) 

Chevron USA Inc. Existing in 1980 1, 3 

North Salt Lake 

Flying J, Inc. 

(Husky Oil Co.)* 

(Big West Oil Co.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Caribou-Four Corners Oil Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Morrison Petroleum Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Holly Refining and Marketing 

(Phillips Petroleum Co.)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Western Refining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Woods Cross 

(4 Plants) 

Silver Eagle Refining 

(Inland Refining)* 

(Crysen Refining)* 

Constructed in 1994 3, 4 

Roosevelt Plateau Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Washington 

Shell Oil Co. 

(Tesoro Northwest Company)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Anacortes 

(2 Plants) Texaco Inc. 

(Shell Puget Sound Refinery)* 

(Equilon Enterprises)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Atlantic Richfield Co. 

(BP Cherry Point)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Ferndale 

(2 Plants) Mobil Oil Corp. 

(Phillips)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3 
BART 11-10 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Richmond Beach Chevron USA Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1 

Sound Refining Inc. Existing in 1980 1, 4 

US Oil & Refining Co. Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Tacoma 

(3 Plants) 

United Independent Oil Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Probably shutdown) 

1 

Wyoming 

Amoco Oil Co. 

(BP America Production Company)* 

Shutdown in 1991 1, 4 

Little America Refining Co. Inc. 

(Sinclair Casper Refinery)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Casper 

(3 Plants) 

Texaco Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1, 4 

Cheyenne 

Husky Oil Co. 

(Marathon Oil Company)* 

Existing in 1980 1, 3, 4 

Cody 

Husky Oil Co. 

(Frontier Oil Corp.)* 

(Marathon Oil Company)* 

Shutdown 1, 4 

Cowley Sage Creek Refining Co. Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1 

Evanston Silver Eagle Refining Built in late 1990’s 3, 4 

Glenrock 

Glenrock Refinery Inc. 

(Conoco Inc.)* 

Shutdown 1, 4 

Newcastle Wyoming Refining Co. Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Mountaineer Refining Co. Inc. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Silver Eagle Refining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1 

La Barge 

(3 Plants) 

Southwestern Refining Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Possibly shutdown) 

1 

Lusk C&H Refining, Inc. 

Began in 1933 

(Inactive) 

1, 4 
BART 11-11 

TABLE 11.1-2 

A Complete List Petroleum Refineries in Existence in the WRAP States in 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

Osage Glacier Park Co. 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Sinclair Sinclair Oil Corp. Existing in 1980 1, 3 

Key:

1. VOC Fugitive Emissions in Petroleum Refining Industry – Background Information for Proposed Standards, 

EPA-450/3-81-015a, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality, Planning, and 

Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, November 1982. 

2. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for 

Petroleum Refinery Sulfur Recovery Plants, EPA-450/2-76-016a, September 1976. 

3. U.S. Refineries Operable Atmospheric Crude Distillation Capacity, Energy Information Administration, 

Department of Energy website, 

www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/refinery_capacity_data/refcapacity.html, January 1994- 

2004. 

4. Online search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner.
BART 12-1 

12.0 BART 12 – Lime Plants 

12.1 Source Category Description 

Lime is the high-temperature product of the calcination of limestone. Only a small 

portion of limestone located in the US is pure enough for industrial lime manufacturing. 

Lime is manufactured in various kinds of kilns which supply heat for reaction. The basic 

processes in the production of lime are: (1) quarying raw limestone; (2) preparing 

limestone for the kilns by crushing and sizing; (3) calcining limestone; (4) processing the 

lime further by hydrating; and (5) miscellaneous transfer, storage, and handling 

operations. The kiln is the heart of lime manufacturing and is where the calcination 

process occurs.

1

Lime plants are regulated by the New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for Lime 

Manufacturing Plants (40 CFR 60, Subpart HH). This regulation is applicable to lime 

kilns constructed or modified after May 3, 1977. Although the NSPS only covers the 

lime kiln, this source category, for BART purposes, is believed to include all the basic 

processes that are conducted at a lime plant, as listed above. 

Lime plants are also subject to the National Emissions Standard for Hazardous Air 

Pollutants for Lime Manufacturing Plants (40 CFR 63, Subpart AAAAA). This 

regulation is not applicable to lime plants located at kraft, soda or sulfite pulp mills, or a 

beet sugar manufacturing plant. It is important to note that the BART source category for 

lime plants does not differentiate lime plants based on where they are located. 

A list of lime plants was prepared (see Table 12.1-1). This list represents all lime plants 

located in the WRAP region which were in existence in 2000. In addition, many of these 

plants are noted to have been in existence since the BART timeframe. A detailed 

description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

12.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background for the proposed NSPS for lime manufacturing 

plants in a document dated April 1977, entitled “Standards Support and Environmental 

Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for Lime 

Manufacturing Plants”.2 A table listing the number of lime manufacturing plants by 

geographical location can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 7-1). This table 

does not identify specific facility names; however it does show a total of 34 lime 

manufacturing plants in existence as of 1974 located in the WRAP region; however the 

state of Minnesota is included in this figure (Minnesota is not located in the WRAP 

region). The text in this document describes visits to specific lime manufacturing plants; 

two particular visits were identified as plants located in the WRAP region. From these 

documented visits, these two facilities can be specifically identified as having been in 

existence in 1974. 
BART 12-2 

Furthermore, Table 2-1 of the background document for AP-42 Lime Manufacturing 

Section3, identifies the number of lime manufacturing plants by geographical location and 

existing as of 1989. This table also does not identify specific facility names; however it 

does show a total of 45 lime manufacturing plants located in the WRAP region and in 

existence as of 1989; however the states of Nebraska and Minnesota (not located within 

the WRAP region) and Hawaii (within the WRAP domain, but not included in the scope 

of this project) are included in this figure. Testing reports that were used to develop 

emission factors are summarized in Table 4-1 of the AP-42 background document; this 

testing data reveals the year in which specific lime manufacturing plants were tested. 

From Table 4-1, one lime manufacturing plant located in the WRAP region can be 

identified as having been in existence in 1972, another in 1974, and another in 1975. 

An all inclusive list of lime manufacturing plants can be derived from Tables 2-5a and 2-

5b located in an U.S. EPA document entitled “Economic Impact for the Lime 

Manufacturing MACT Standard”.4 These two tables combined (Table 2-5a and Table 2-

5b) provide an all inclusive list of lime manufacturing plants that were in existence in 

2000. All facilities that were identified from earlier dated sources are identified in this 

source. Another all inclusive list prepared by the Department of the Interior5was 

reviewed to determine name changes and plant closures. This list was developed for lime 

plants in existence in 2003. 

12.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 11: Mineral Products Industry, pg 11.17-

1, www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/final/c11s17.pdf, February 1998. 

2. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed 

Standards of Performance for Lime Manufacturing Plants, EPA-450/2-77-007a, 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste Management 

and Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, 

April 1977. 

3. Background Document AP-42 Section 11.5, Lime Manufacturing, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

prepared by Midwest Research Institute (MRI), 

www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s17.pdf, April 1994. 

4. Economic Impact Analysis for the Lime Manufacturing MACT Standard, EPA452/R-03-013, RTI International for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, July 

2003. 

5. Mineral Industry Surveys: 2003 Directory of Lime Plants in the United States, 

U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey, March 2004. 
BART 12-3 

TABLE 12.1-1 

A Complete List of Lime Plants in the WRAP States as of 2003

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Arizona 

Nelson 

Flintkote 

(Chemical Lime Co.)* Existing in 1975 1, 2, 3, 4 

Douglas 

U.S. Lime 

(Chemical Lime Co.)* 

Existing in 1972 

(Probably shutdown) 

2, 3 

California—Imperial County APCD 

Brawley 

Holly Sugar Corp. 

(Spreckels Sugar Co.)* 

Existing in 2000 3, 4 

California—Monterey Bay Unified APCD 

Natividad/Salines Chemical Lime Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

California—San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD 

Mendota Spreckels Sugar Co. Existing in 2003 4 

Stockton Chemical Lime Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Tracy Holly Sugar Corp. 

Existing in 2000 

(Probably shutdown) 

3, 5 

California—South Coast AQMD 

City of Industry 

Flintkote 

(Chemical Lime Co.)* 

Existing in 1974 1, 2, 3, 4 

California—Yolo/Solano AQMD 

Woodland Holly Sugar Corp. 

Existing in 2000 

(Probably shutdown) 

3, 5 

Colorado 

Laporte Pete Lien & Sons, Inc. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Fort Morgan Western Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Greeley Western Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Idaho 

Bancroft Chemstar Lime Co. 

Existing in 1993 

(Shutdown) 

2, 3 
BART 12-4 

TABLE 12.1-1 

A Complete List of Lime Plants in the WRAP States as of 2003

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Twin Falls The Amalgamated Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Nampa The Amalgamated Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Paul 

(Mini-Cassia) 

The Amalgamated Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Montana 

Townsend 

(Indiana Creek) 

Graymont Ltd. 

(Continental Lime Inc.)* 

Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Sidney 

Holly Sugar Corp. 

(Sidney Sugars, Inc.)* 

Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Billings Western Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

New Mexico 

Belen Chemical Lime Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Nevada 

Henderson 

Flintkote 

(Chemical Lime Co.)* 

Existing in 1974 1, 3, 4 

North Las Vegas 

(Apex) 

Chemical Lime Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Wendover 

(Pilot Peak) 

Graymont Ltd. Began in 1989 3, 4, 5 

North Dakota 

Drayton The American Crystal Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Hillsboro The American Crystal Sugar Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Wahpeton Minn-Dak Farmers Coop. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Oregon 

Portland Ash Grove Cement Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Nyssa The Amalgamated Sugar Co. Existing in 2003 3, 4 
BART 12-5 

TABLE 12.1-1 

A Complete List of Lime Plants in the WRAP States as of 2003

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

South Dakota 

Rapid City Pete Lien & Sons, Inc. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Utah 

Grantsville 

(Dolomile) 

Chemical Lime Co. Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Delta/Cricket 

Mountain 

Graymont Ltd. 

(Continental Lime Inc.)* 

First Kiln in 1980 

Shutdown December 

1991 

3, 4, 5 

Washington 

Tacoma 

Graymont Ltd. 

(Continental Lime Inc.)* 

Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Addy North West Alloys, Inc. 

Existing in 2000 

(Probably shutdown) 

3 

Wyoming 

Frannie Wyoming Lime Producers Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Torrington 

Holly Sugar Corp. 

(Western Sugar Co.)* 

Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Worland 

Holly Sugar Corp. 

(Wyoming Sugar Co. LLC)* 

Existing in 2000 3, 4 

Lovell Western Sugar Co. Existing in 2003 4 

Key:

1. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for 

Lime Manufacturing Plants, EPA-450/2-77-007a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and 

Waste Management and Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, April 1977. 

2. Background Document AP-42 Section 11.5, Lime Manufacturing, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, prepared by Midwest Research Institute (MRI), 

www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s17.pdf, April 1994. 

3. Economic Impact Analysis for the Lime Manufacturing MACT Standard, EPA-452/R-03-013, RTI International 

for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle 

Park, NC, July 2003. 

4. Mineral Industry Surveys: 2003 Director of Lime Plants in the United States, U.S. Department of the Interior, 

U.S. Geological Survey, March 2004. 

5. Online Search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 

.
BART 13-1 

13.0 BART 13 – Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

13.1 Source Category Description 

Phosphate rock processing is the separation of phosphate rock from impurities and nonphosphate materials for use in fertilizer manufacturing. Operations include beneficiation, 

drying, calcining, and/or grinding. The Standard Classification Code (SCC) for 

phosphate rock processing is 1475.1

A New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for phosphate rock plants (40 CFR 60, 

Subpart NN) regulates the drying, calciners, grinders, and ground rock handling and 

storage facilities for plants with a capacity of 4 tons per hour constructed or modified 

after September 31, 1979. The rule does not apply to a facility that is solely used to 

prepare phosphate rock for use in elemental/phosphorus production. The BART source 

category should be interpreted more broadly to include all types of phosphate rock 

processing facilities, including elemental phosphorous plants as well as fertilizer 

production plants.

2 The manufacturing of phosphatic fertilizer material would fall under 

SIC 2874. These sources would also be considered chemical plants, BART-21. 

Other regulations that could apply to sources that are phosphate rock processing plants 

are the Standards of Performance for the Phosphate Fertilizer Industry: Wet-Process 

Phosphate Acid Plants (40 CFR 60, Subpart LL); Diammonium Phosphate Plants (40 

CFR 60, Subpart V); Triple Superphosphate Plants (30 CFR 60, Subpart W); and 

Granular Triple Superphosphate Storage Facilities (40 CFR 60, Subpart X). Also the 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants from Phosphoric Acid 

Manufacturing Plants (40 CFR 63, Subpart AA) and the National Emission Standards for 

Radionuclide Emissions from Elemental Phosphorus Plants may apply to sources in this 

source category. 

Based on three documents, a list of phosphate rock processing plants was prepared (see 

Table BART 13.1-1). This list represents some of the phosphate rock processing plants 

located in the WRAP area which were in existence in 1990. In addition, several of these 

plants have been in existence since the BART applicability timeframe. A detailed 

description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

13.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background information on the development of the NSPS in a 

document dated September 1979, entitled “Phosphate Rock Plants – Background 

Information for Proposed Standards”.3 A table listing phosphate rock producers in the 

United States can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 7-1). The table also 

reveals capacities for the years 1967 and 1977, for this reason, it appears that Table 7-1 

identifies some phosphate rock plants which were in existence as of 1967 and others that 

were built between 1967 and 1977. Unfortunately, Table 7-1 does not appear to identify 

a complete list of phosphate rock plants because other facilities (5) located in the WRAP 

region are identified elsewhere in the document (Tables 3-2, 3-3, and 3-4). These 
BART 13-2 

additional tables list any phosphate rock plants which have dryers, calciners, and 

grinders. 

In addition, an older U.S. EPA document dated June 1978, entitled “Air Pollutant Control 

Techniques for Phosphate Rock Processing Industry”4 contains a table listing phosphate 

rock producers in existence as of 1977 in the United States (Table 2-1). One might note 

that the June 1978 document provides similar information as the September 1979 

document. Although Table 2-1 identifies many of the same facilities located in the 

WRAP region as the Table 7-1 in EPA-450/3-79-017, three (3) phosphate rock producers 

located in the WRAP region are identified on the earlier table (Table 2-1) that were not 

identified on Table 7-1. 

It is believed that many of the facilities previously identified in the two documents 

discussed above have been closed and/or shutdown. The background document (written 

in 1993 for Phosphate Rock Processing) for AP-42 Section 11.215 provides a table (Table 

2-1) that identifies six existing phosphate rock plants located in the WRAP region. The 

table appears to be a comprehensive list of all phosphate rock processing plants located in 

the United States associated with fertilizer manufacturing that were operating in 1990. It 

should be noted that five of these six plants have been identified in the earlier 

documents3,4 and therefore it is believed that they have been in existence since 1979 and 

some even earlier (1977 and 1967). 

Unfortunately, it is unclear whether the table includes all elemental phosphate rock and 

processing plants. Therefore, the list (Table 13.1-1) may not include all phosphate rock 

processing plants located within the WRAP region. 

13.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 11.21: Phosphate Rock Processing, pg 

11.21-1, www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/final/c11s21.pdf, July 1993. 

2. Guidelines for BART Determinations Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 

69 FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 

3. Phosphate Rock Plants – Background Information for Proposed Standards, EPA450/3-79-017, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air, Noise, and 

Radiation and Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle 

Park, NC, September 1979. 

4. OAQPS Guideline Series: Air Pollutant Control Techniques for Phosphate Rock 

Processing Industry, EPA-450/3-78-030, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, June 

1978. 
BART 13-3 

5. Background Document AP-42, Section 11.21, Phosphate Rock Processing, 

prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, Emission Inventory Branch, 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s21.pdf, 1993. 
BART 13-4 

TABLE 13.1-1 

Some Phosphate Rock Processing Plants Existing in the WRAP States in 1990 or Before 

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

California—Santa Barbara County APCD 

New Cuyama Cuyama Phosphate Existing in 1977 

(Probably shutdown) 2 

Idaho 

Beker Industries 

(Nu West Industries)* 

(Agrium Industries)* 

Existing in 1975 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 2 Conda 

(2 Plants) 

J.R. Simplot Existing in 1978 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 2 

Ballard Monsanto Industrial Chemical Co. 

Existing in 1977 

(Probably shutdown) 2 

Pocatello J.R. Simplot Existing in 1975 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 2 

Ft. Hall J.R. Simplot Existing in 1967 

(Probably shutdown) 1 

Henry Monsanto Industrial Chemical Co. 

Existing in 1967 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 3 

Wooley Valley 

Stauffer Chemical 

(Rhone-Poulence)* 

Existing in 1967 

(Possibly shutdown) 1, 3 

Dry Valley 

Beker 

(Nu-West Industries)* 

Existing in 1977 

(Existing in 1990) 1, 2, 3 

Montana 

Rocky Mountain 

Existing in 1978 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 2 

Cominco-American 

(Cominco)* 

Existing in 1967 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 2, 3 

Garrison 

(3 Plants) 

George Relyea 

Existing in 1977 

(Shutdown) 1, 2 

Utah 

Vernal 

Stauffer Chemical 

(Chevron Chemical Co.)* 

(Simplot Phosphates LLC)* 

Existing in 1967 

(Existing in 1990) 

(Shutdown) 1, 2, 3, 4 

Cherokee 

Stauffer Chemical 

(FCI)* 

Existing in 1977 

(Shutdown) 2 

Wyoming 

Leefe Stauffer Chemical Existing in 1975 

(Probably shutdown) 1, 2 
BART 13-5 

TABLE 13.1-1 

Some Phosphate Rock Processing Plants Existing in the WRAP States in 1990 or Before 

Plant Location Company Date of Construction Data Source 

Smokey Canyon J.R. Simplot Existing in 1990 3 

Key:

1. Phosphate Rock Plants – Background Information for Proposed Standards, EPA-450/3-79-017, U.S Environmental 

Protection Agency, Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation and Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research 

Triangle Park, NC, September 1979. 

2. OAQPS Guideline Series: Air Pollutant Control Techniques for Phosphate Rock Processing Industry, EPA-450/3-78-

030, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, 

NC, June 1978. 

3. Background Document AP-42, Section 11.21, Phosphate Rock Processing, prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection 

Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Emission Inventory Branch, 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s21.pdf, 1993. 

4. Online search 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner. 
BART 14-1 

14.0 BART 14 – Coke Oven Batteries 

14.1 Source Category Description 

Metallurgical coke is produced by destructive distillation of coal in coke ovens. Prepared 

coal is “coked”, or heated in an oxygen-free atmosphere until all volatile compounds in 

the coal evaporate. The material remaining is called coke. A coke oven battery is a 

series of 10 to 100 coke ovens operated together. Each oven has 3 main parts: coking 

chambers, heating chambers, and regenerative chambers. All of the chambers are lined 

with refractory (silica) brick. The coking chamber has ports in the top for charging of the 

coal. The primary purpose of modern coke ovens is the production of quality coke for 

the iron and steel industry.

1

Coke oven batteries may be subject to the National Emission Standards for Hazardous 

Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for Coke Ovens: Pushing, Quenching, Battery Stacks; or the 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Coke By-Product Recovery 

Plants (40 CFR 61, Subpart L). This regulation is mentioned for information only and is 

not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

There were three coke oven batteries in the WRAP region in January 1980. One of these 

has been confirmed to be shutdown (see Table 14.1-1) and the other two appear to be 

shutdown because they are not included in more recent documents. A detailed 

description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

14.2 List Development 

In a locating and estimating document2, U.S. EPA listed three coke oven plants in the 

WRAP states that were existing as of January 1980 (Table 33). The U.S. EPA stated that 

Table 33 provides a complete list of coke plants for that time. 

The U.S. EPA provided background information on the development of the NESHAP for 

benzene emissions from coke by-product recovery plants in a document dated April 

1987, entitled “Coke Oven Emissions from Wet-Coal Charged By-Product Coke Oven 

Batteries – Background Information for Proposed Standards” (EPA-450/3-85-028a).3 A 

table listing geographical location and production of coke in the United States can be 

found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 9-10). Table 9-10 appears to encompass all 

plants that have coke oven batteries which were in existence in 1984. Table 9-10 of 

EPA-450/3-85-028a identifies only one coke plant located within the WRAP region in 

1984 (U.S. Steel Corp. located in Provo, Utah). Therefore, it is assumed that the 

Colorado and California coke plants closed between 1980 and 1984. 

The Utah coke plant is also identified in Table 2.1-1 of the AP-42 Background document 

for section 12.24

; however, the facility name appears to have been changed to Geneva 

Steel. This table (Table 2.1-1) provides a list of all coke oven batteries in the U.S. in 

1992. No other coke plants are shown in the WRAP region. 
BART 14-2 

In a September 2002 final U.S. EPA report entitled “Economic Impact Analysis of Final 

Coke Ovens NESHAP”5, Table 2-2 identifies coke manufacturing plants that were in 

existence as of 1997. Table 2-2 identifies the Geneva Steel coke plant located in Provo, 

Utah as closed and shutdown since 1997. Therefore, it is assumed any coke oven 

batteries that existed and were located in the WRAP region (from 1962-1977) are 

shutdown. 

14.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 12: Metallurgical Industry, pg 12.2-1 

and 12.2-4, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch12/final/c11s02.pdf, September 

2000. 

2. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Nickel, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, March 1984. 

3. Coke Oven Emissions from Wet-Coal Charged By-Product Coke Oven Batteries – 

Background Information for Proposed Standards, EPA-450/3-85-028a, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, April 1987. 

4. Background Report AP-42 Section 12.2, Coke Production, Prepared for U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

Emission Inventory Branch, Prepared by Pacific Environmental Services, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, Not Dated. 

5. Economic Impact Analysis of Final Coke Ovens NESHAP, Final Report, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, September 2002. 
BART 14-3 

TABLE 14.1-1 

A Complete List of Coke Oven Batteries in the WRAP States as of 1980 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

California—South Coast AQMD 

Fontana Kaiser Steel Corp. 

Existing in 1980 

(Probably shutdown) 

3 

Colorado 

Pueblo CF and I Steel Corp. 

Existing in 1980 

(Probably shutdown) 

3 

Utah 

Provo 

U.S. Steel Corp. 

(Geneva Steel)* 

Existing in 1980 

(Shutdown in 1997) 

1, 2, 3 

Key:

1. Coke Oven Emissions from Wet-Coal Charged By-Product Coke Oven Batteries – Background Information for 

Proposed Standards, EPA-450/3-85-028a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, April 1987. 

2. Background Report AP-42 Section 12.2, Coke Production, Prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Emission Inventory Branch, Prepared by Pacific Environmental 

Services, Research Triangle Park, NC, Not Dated. 

3. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Nickel, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office 

of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, March 1984. 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner.
BART 15-1 

15.0 BART 15 – Sulfur Recovery Plants 

15.1 Source Category Description 

Sulfur recovery refers to the conversion of hydrogen sulfide to elemental sulfur. 

Hydrogen sulfide is a byproduct of processing natural gas and refining high-sulfur crude 

oils. The most common conversion method used is the Claus process. Approximately 90 

to 95 percent of recovered sulfur is produced by this Claus process. This type of process 

consists of multistage catalytic oxidation reactions of hydrogen sulfide.

1

Sulfur recovery plants are most often collocated with petroleum refineries and natural gas 

processing plants. Therefore, many of the BART-eligible sulfur recovery plants are 

found in the BART-eligibility review of petroleum refineries (BART-11). Sulfur 

recovery plants at natural gas processing plants are likely the only part of the source that 

could be BART-eligible. 

Sulfur recovery plants at natural gas processing plants which commenced construction 

and modification after January 20, 1984 are regulated by Standards of Performance for 

Natural Gas Processing: SO2 Emissions (40 CFR 60, Subpart LLL). Claus sulfur 

recovery plants at petroleum refineries with capacities of greater than 20 long tons per 

day and for which construction or modification commenced on or after October 4, 1976 

are subject to Standards of Performance for Petroleum Refineries (40 CFR 60, Subpart J). 

These regulations are mentioned for information only and are not pertinent to 

determining BART-eligibility. 

A list of sulfur recovery plants was prepared (see Table BART 15.1-1) based on one 

document. This list most likely represents only a fraction of sulfur recovery plants in the 

WRAP region. All facilities in Table 15.1-1 appear to have been inexistence during the 

BART applicability timeframe. A detailed description of how the table was developed is 

provided below. 

15.2 List Development 

An U.S. EPA document2entitled “Standards Support and Environmental Impact 

Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for Petroleum Refinery Sulfur 

Recovery Plants” identifies (Table 4-1) sulfur plants that added a tail gas treatment unit 

prior to March 1, 1974. This table identifies seven sulfur plants located in the WRAP 

region. 

A list3found on a Department of Energy website identifies all U.S. refineries in existence 

for each year, from January 1, 1994 to January 1, 2004. This helped in determining plant 

closures and name changes. There are several other sulfur recovery plants, especially 

associated with natural gas processing plants. 
BART 15-2 

15.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 8: Inorganic Chemical Industry, pg 8.13-

1, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch08/final/c08s13.pdf, July 1993. 

2. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed 

Standards of Performance for Petroleum Refinery Sulfur Recovery Plants, EPA450/2-76-016a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, September 1976. 

3. U.S. Refinerier Openable Atmospheric Crude Distillation Capacity, Energy 

Information Administration, Department of Energy website, 

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/refinery_capacity_da

ta/refcapacity.html, January 1994 – 2004. 
BART 15-3 

TABLE 15.1-1 

Partial List of Sulfur Recovery Plants in the WRAP States 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

California—Bay Area AQMD

Richmond 

Chevron USA Inc. 

(Standard Oil of California)* 

Existing in 1975; 

Modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2 

Rodeo 

ConocoPhillips 

(Tosco Refining Co.)* 

(Union Oil Co. of California)* 

Existing in 1974; 

Modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2 

California—South Coast AQMD

Long Beach Texaco, Inc. 

Existing in 1974; 

Modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1 

Sante Fe Springs Gulf Oil Co. US 

Existing in 1974 

(Shutdown prior 

to 1994) 

1, 2 

Torrance 

ExxonMobil Refg. and 

Suppy Co. 

(Mobil Oil Corp.)* 

Existing in 1973; 

Modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2 

Wilmington 

Phillips 66 Co. 

(Tosco Refining Co.)* 

(UNOCAL Corp.)* 

(Union Oil Co. of California)* 

Existing in 1973; 

Modification to sulfur 

recovery 

1, 2 

Wilmington Atlantic Richfield Corp. (ARCO) Existing in 1974 1 

Key:

1. Standards Support and Environmental Impact Statement Volume 1: Proposed Standards of Performance for 

Petroleum Refinery Sulfur Recovery Plants, EPA-450/2-76-016a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office 

of Air and Waste Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, September 1976. 

2. U.S. Refinerier Openable Atmospheric Crude Distillation Capacity, Energy Information Administration, 

Department of Energy website, 

http://www.eia.doe.gov/oil_gas/petroleum/data_publications/refinery_capacity_data/refcapacity.html, January 

1994 – 2004. 

* Plants marked with an asterisk are believed to be plants that have changed name/owner.
BART 16-1 

16.0 BART 16 – Carbon Black Plants

16.0 Source Category Description 

Carbon black is an engineered compound found in countless items used on a daily basis. 

It is an essential ingredient in tires and other mechanical rubber goods, improving their 

strength, durability and overall performance. It also is used as a pigment in printing inks, 

paints and plastics.

1

Carbon black is made primarily from a petroleum-based feedstock. The oil is pumped 

into a specially designed furnace, where it is heated above 2,000° F. This process 

"cracks" the oil to produce a gas stream laden with carbon black powder. The gas stream 

passes through a series of filters, where the carbon black is separated from the gases. The 

carbon black powder then is bound with water to create larger beads or granules, which 

are passed through a dryer and packaged for delivery to customers in every part of the 

world.1

Carbon Black plants may be subject to the National Emission Standards for Hazardous 

Air Pollutants: Generic Maximum Achievable Control Technology (40 CFR 63, Subpart 

YYY). 

It has been determined that there was one carbon black plant in the WRAP region (see 

Table 16.1-1) as of 1996. A detailed description of how this was determined is provided 

below. 

16.2 List Development 

In an U.S. EPA document2 dated June 1974, entitled “Engineering and Cost Study of Air 

Pollution Control for the Petrochemical Industry Volume 1: Carbon Black Manufacture 

by the Furnace Process” it is suggested that most carbon black plants can be found near 

oil and gas feed sources, and tire manufactures. Most carbon black plants are located in 

Texas, Louisiana, Ohio, and West Virginia. This document contains a table (Table CB3A) identifying U.S. furnace black plants. Unfortunately, the table does not identify 

these plants by name nor location, and instead the table uses a plant coding system. 

In a Locating and Estimating document3, U.S. EPA lists the carbon black plants in the 

United States. It appears that this is a complete list as of 1996. There is only one source 

in the WRAP states (see Table 16.1-1). 

16.3 References 

1. What is Carbon Black?, Columbian Chemicals Company, A Phelps Dodge 

Industries Company, http://www.columbianchemicals.com, accessed July 16, 

2004. 
BART 16-2 

2. Engineering and Cost Study of Air Pollution Control for the Petrochemical 

Industry Volume 1: Carbon Black Manufacture by the Furnace Process, EPA450/3-73-006a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Water 

Programs, Research Triangle Park, NC, June 1974. 

3. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Mercury and Mercury 

Compounds, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA-454/R-97-012, 

December 1997. 
BART 16-3 

TABLE 16.1-1 

A Complete List of Carbon Black Plants in the WRAP States as of 1996

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source 

California—South Coast AQMD 

Los Angeles General Carbon Co. Existing in 1996 1 

Key:

1. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Mercury and Mercury Compounds, U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA-454/R-97-

012, December 1997. 
BART 17-1 

17.0 BART 17 – Primary Lead Smelters

17.1 Source Category Description 

Lead smelting is the extraction of lead from lead ore by heating. Primary lead smelters 

are regulated by the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) for Primary Lead 

Smelters (40 CFR 60, Subpart R); and the National Emission Standards for Hazardous 

Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for Primary Lead Smelters (40 CFR 63, Subpart TTT). 

Because the NESHAP regulates emissions of lead which is in particulate form, the 

MACT level of control may be considered BART for particulate matter for this source 

category. 

It has been determined that there is one primary lead smelter in existence in the WRAP 

region (see Table 17.1-1) which was also in existence during the BART timeframe. A 

detailed description of how this was determined is provided below. 

17.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background for the NSPS for primary lead smelters in a 

document dated October 1974, entitled “Background Information for New Source 

Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters”.1 A table listing 

existing U.S. lead smelters can be found in this U.S. EPA document (Table 5.4). This 

table appears to identify all primary lead smelting plants that were in existence in 1974. 

Table 12.1-1 of the Background Document for AP-42 Section 12.6 identifies four 

primary lead smelters in existence in the early 1980’s.

2

 However, according to the April 

17, 1998 proposal for the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for 

Primary Lead Smelters3, there are only three primary lead smelters in existence today; 

and only one of these is located in the WRAP region. Therefore, it is assumed that any 

facility located within the WRAP region, identified in Table 5.4 of document EPA-450/2-

74-002a and not identified in the AP-42 Background document and the April 17, 1998 

NESHAP proposal, no longer exist because they are not identified in the more recent 

documents. This is noted in Table 17.1-1. 

17.3 References 

1. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards: Primary 

Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, Volume 1: Proposed Standards, EPA-450/2-74-

002a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Water 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 

2. Background Document AP-42 Section 12.6, Primary Lead Smelting and Refining, 

Prepared for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, Emission Inventory Branch, Prepared by Pacific 

Environmental Services, Research Triangle Park, NC, 

www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch12/bgdocs/b12s06.pdf, not dated. 
BART 17-2 

3. Proposal of the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for 

Primary Lead Smelters, 63 FR 19200, April 17, 1998. 
BART 17-3 

TABLE 17.1-1 

A Complete List of Primary Lead Smelters in the WRAP States in Existence During the 

BART Time Frame 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Data Source

Idaho 

Kellogg Bunker Hill 

Constructed in 1917; 

Modified in 1971 

(Shutdown) 

1 

Montana 

East Helena ASARCO Inc. 

Constructed in 1888; 

Existing in 1990 1, 2, 3 

Key:

1. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, 

Volume 1: Proposed Standards, EPA-450/2-74-002a, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and 

Water Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 

2. Background Report AP-42 Section 12.6 Primary Lead Smelting and Refining, Prepared for U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Emission Inventory Branch, Prepared by 

Pacific Environmental Services, Inc., Research Triangle Park, NC, 

www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch12/bgdocs/b12s06.pdf, not dated. 

3. Proposal of the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Primary Lead Smelters 63 FR 

19200, April 17, 1998. 
BART 18-1 

18.0 BART 18 – Fuel Conversion Plants 

18.1 Source Category Description 

In a letter dated January 20, 1976,1 U.S. EPA addressed the PSD source category “fuel 

conversion plants”. The U.S. EPA states that these types of plants “accomplish a change 

in state for a given fossil fuel. The large majority of these plants are likely to accomplish 

these changes through coal gasification, coal liquefaction, or oil shale processing.” In a 

1992 memorandum2, the U.S. EPA elaborates on this source category as it relates to PSD: 

“Fuel conversion plants obviously include those plants which accomplish a 

change in state (e.g., solid to liquid to gas) for a fuel. This definition includes 

conversion of the following fuels: fossil (e.g., coal or oil slate); biomass (e.g., 

wood or peat); and anthropogenic (e.g., municipal waste derived fuel and 

inorganic fuel). The majority of such sources are likely to accomplish these 

changes through either gasification, liquefaction, or solidification. The category 

of fuel conversion plants may include, but is not limited to, some types of sources 

within standard industrial classification 1311, 2819, 2969, 2421, and 2999. 

Generally, however, applicability for this source category is determined by 

whether a facility changes the state (e.g., solid to gas) or form (e.g., process 

sawdust into a pellet) of a fuel.” 

The proposed BART guidelines do not discuss fuel conversion plants in detail. In the 

absence of other documentation it is assumed that a fuel conversion plant is one in which 

a change of state or form is accomplished. 

Although the 1992 memorandum specifies that this source category includes fuel 

conversions using biomass or anthropogenic sources, it has been assumed that these are 

relatively new practices and that very few or no fuel conversion source using biomass or 

anthropogenic materials would have been in existence during the BART time frame. 

This is supported by a review of a list of all biomass and municipal solid waste facilities 

in California.3 All 90 waste-to-energy plants in California went on line in 1984 or later. 

A list of wood pellet fuel manufacturers were found on the Pellet Fuels Institute website4, 

but the dates of construction are unknown. These are listed in Table 18.1-1. 

One coal gasification plant was identified in Beulah, North Dakota, however it was 

constructed in early 1980s and began operating in 1984.5 

Separating natural gas liquids (NGLs), such as ethane, propane, butane from natural gas 

at a processing plant has not been assumed to be fuel conversion because this is more 

similar to refining the natural gas. Also, the NGLs are separate, valuable, hydrocarbon 

products and are often not used as fuel. Once the natural gas is purified by removing the 

NGLs and sulfur, it can then be compressed to a Liquid Natural Gas (LNG). This process 

may be considered a fuel conversion process by the U.S. EPA since it is a change in state 

of the fuel. 
BART 18-2 

Table 18.1-1 provides a table of some of the fuel conversion plants in the WRAP region. 

This is not a complete list of fuel conversion plants nor is the date of construction known 

for the plants included. 

18.2 References 

1. Berry, D. Kent, Director of Policy Analysis Staff, U.S. Environmental Protection 

Agency, Memorandum to Asa B. Foster, Jr., Director of Air and Hazardous 

Materials Division, Region IV, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, regarding 

“Clarification of Source Subject to Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) 

Review”, January 20, 1976. 

2. Lillis, Edward J., Chief of Permits Program Branch, U.S. Environmental 

Protection Agency, Memorandum to George T. Czerniak, Chief of Air 

Enforcement Branch, Region V, U.S, Environmental Protection Agency, 

regarding “Applicability of Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) and 

New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) to the Cleveland Electric, 

Incorporated”, plant in Willoughby, Ohio, May 26, 1992. 

3. Waste-to-Energy and Biomass in California website, 

www.energy.ca.gov/development/biomass/idex.html, accessed October 15, 2004. 

4. Pellet Fuels Institute, Fuels Availability website, 

www.pelletheat.org/3/residential/fuelavailability.cfm, accessed October 15, 2004. 

5. Dakota Gasification Company website, www.dakotagas.com, accessed October 

15, 2004. 
BART 18-3 

TABLE 18.1-1 

Partial List of Fuel Conversion Plants in the WRAP States

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction 

Type of 

Operation 

Data Source 

Arizona 

Show Low Forest Energy Corp. Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Idaho 

Sandpoint Lignetics of Idaho Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Montana 

Missoula Eureka Pellet Mill Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

New Mexico 

Milan Mt. Taylor Machine, 

LLC

Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

North Dakota 

Beulah Dakota Gasification Built Early 1980s Coal Gasification 2 

Oregon 

Brownsville Golden Fire Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Casca de Locks Bear Mountain Forest 

Products 

Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Columbia City West Oregon Wood 

Products

Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

South Dakota 

Spearfish Pope and 

Talbot/Heatland

Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Washington 

Yakima Simmons Densified 

Fuels, Inc.

Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Wyoming 

Sheridan CNZ Corporation Existing in 2004 Pellet Fuel 1 

Key:

1. Pellet Fuels Institute, Fuels Availability website, www.pelletheat.org/3/residential/fuelavailability.cfm, accessed 

October 15, 2004. 

2. Dakota Gasification Company website, www.dakotagas.com, accessed October 15, 2004. 
BART 19-1 

19.0 BART 19 – Sintering Plants 

19.1 Source Category Description 

Sintering plants typically recover the metal-bearing material from waste and ores. These 

materials are burnt to form material with a higher concentration of metal. The operation, 

in general, is almost invariably carried out under a protective atmosphere, because of the 

large surface areas involved, and at temperatures between 60 and 90 percent of the 

melting-point of the particular metal or alloys.

1

More often than not, sintering operations are located at iron and steel mills or lead 

smelting plants. Sintering can also be used in the zinc smelting process, but it is less 

common. It is believed the BART category, Sintering Plants (BART-19), is largely 

covered under the following BART Categories: Primary Zinc Smelting Plants (BART05), Iron and Steel Mill Plants (BART-06), and Primary Lead Smelting Plants (BART17). 

Sintering plants at primary lead smelters constructed or modified after October 16, 1974 

may be subject to the Standards of Performance for Primary Lead Smelters (40 CFR 60, 

Subpart R) and the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous air Pollutants 

(NESHAP) for Primary Lead Smelting (40 CFR 63, Subpart TTT). Sintering plants at 

primary zinc smelters constructed or modified after October 16, 1974 are subject to the 

Standards of Performance for Primary Zinc Smelters (40 CFR 60, Subpart Q). Sintering 

plants at iron and steel facilities may be subject to the NESHAP for Integrated Iron and 

Steel Manufacturing (40 CFR 63, Subpart FFFFF). These regulations are mentioned for 

information only and are not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

A review of documents available resulted in a table of sintering plants that are or have 

been in existence in the WRAP region (Table 19.1-1). This is assumed to be a complete 

list. A detailed description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

19.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background for the NSPS for primary lead smelters in a 

document dated October 1974, entitled “Background Information for New Source 

Performance Standards: Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters (EPA-450/2/-74-

002a).”2 A table listing existing U.S. zinc smelters can be found in this U.S. EPA 

document (Table 5.3 of the U.S. EPA document). This table also identifies if the facility 

has a sintering operation. With reasonable confidence, it is believed that Table 5.3 

encompasses primary zinc smeltering plants with sintering operations which were in 

existence in 1974; furthermore, the table appears to identify a complete list of zinc 

smeltering plants with sintering operations whether subject to the NSPS or not. There is 

one sintering operation at a zinc smelting plant in the WRAP region. 

However, the 1986 AP-42 Background document for Section 12.73 provides an all 

inclusive list of primary zinc plants in the U.S. (Table 2.1-1) for which it identifies only 
BART 19-2 

four; none of which are located in the WRAP region. It is assumed that the source 

located within the WRAP region and identified in Table 5.3 of document EPA-450/2-74-

002a no longer exists and has been closed because the source is not identified in the more 

recent AP-42 Background document. 

As for identifying a sintering plant at an iron and steel mill, Table 2-1 of the U.S. EPA 

document EPA-453/R-01-005 entitled “National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air 

Pollutants (NESHAP) for Integrated Iron and Steel Plants-Background Information for 

Proposed Standards”4 purports to only one sintering plant located at an iron and steel mill 

in the WRAP region. In addition, this particular mill is also identified in the 1997 issue 

of the Iron & Steelmaker Magazine.5 A web search determined that this particular 

facility is shutdown. 

A sintering plant located at a primary lead smelting operation in Montana was identified 

in Table 3 of the Proposed Primary Lead Smelter NESHAP (see Federal Register Vol. 63, 

No. 74, page 192-7, April 17, 1998)6. This source is also identified in the background 

document for the primary lead smelter NSPS2 on Table 5.4. 

It is possible for a sintering plant to be owned separately from an iron and steel mill plant, 

primary zinc or lead smelting plant; this type of sintering plant is referred to as a stand 

alone sintering plant. Fortunately, a stand-alone sintering plant will most commonly be 

located within a short distance from, if not co-located with, an iron and steel mill plant, 

primary zinc or lead smelting plant. 

Furthermore, in 1998, research has conducted for the U.S. EPA that contributed to the 

U.S. EPA document entitled “Development Document for Final Effluent Limitations 

Guidelines and Standards for the Iron and Steel Manufacturing Point Source Category”.7 

During this research, a database was constructed identifying facilities that represent the 

entire iron and steel industry. The entire iron and steel industry is covered by SIC Codes 

3312, 3315, 3316, 3317, 3471, and 3479 and consists of several manufacturing segments. 

These sites were identified from a variety of sources, including industry trade journals, 

trade associations, and directories. Each site in the database was assigned an additional 

facility code that defines which segment of the iron and steel industry it represents (i.e. 

integrated, non-integrated, vs. stand-alone). For the interest of BART-19, this database 

was searched for stand-alone sintering plants (associated with iron and steel) and none 

were found in the WRAP States. As a matter of fact, of over 550 facilities in the 

database, only two stand-alone sintering plants are noted (both of which are located 

outside the WRAP region). Finally, it was assumed that no stand-alone sintering plants 

associated with lead and zinc smelting plants exist in the WRAP region. There were only 

two lead smelting plants (BART-16) identified in the WRAP states; one has been closed 

and the other one has a sintering plant collocated with it. It is unlikely that a second 

sintering plant would be needed. One zinc smelting plant (BART-5) was identified in the 

WRAP states, but it has been closed. Therefore, there are no primary lead or zinc 

smeltering plants in the WRAP region that could use a sintering operation. 
BART 19-3 

19.3 References 

1. The Premier On-line Materials Information Site, Supplier and Expert Directory, 

http://www.azom.com/details.asp?ArticleID=1725, accessed October 27, 2004. 

2. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards Primary 

Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, Volume 1: Proposed Standards, EPA 450-2-74-

002a. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and Waste 

Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 

3. Background Document AP-42 Section 12.7, Primary Zinc Smelting, prepared for 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and 

Standards, Emission Inventory Branch, prepared by Pacific Environmental 

Services, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ch12/bgdocs/b/2.s07.pdf, 1986. 

4. National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for 

Intergrated Iron and Steel Plants – Background Information for Proposed 

Standards, EPA-453/R-01-005, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Research 

Triangle Park, NC, January 2001. 

5. The Iron & Steelmaker Magazine, a publication of the Iron and Steel Society, 

May 1997. 

6. National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Primary Lead 

Smelters, FEDERAL REGISTER Vol. 63, No. 74, page 19207, April 17, 1998. 

7. Development Document for Final Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards 

for the Iron and Steel Manufacturing Point Source Category, Section 5, EPA821-R-02-004, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office Of Water, 

Washington, DC, April 2002. 
BART 19-4 

TABLE 19.1-1 

A Complete List of Sintering Plants in the WRAP States

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction 

Plant Capacity/ 

Ore Type 

Data Source 

Idaho 

Kellogg Bunker Hill 

Constructed in 1928; 

Modified in 1968 

(Shutdown) 

300 tons per day 

Zinc 

3 

Montana 

East Helena ASARCO Existing in 1888 Lead 2, 3 

Utah 

Orem 

(Vineyard) 

Geneva Steel Company 

Existing in 2001 

(Shutdown) 

0.8 million tons 

per year Iron 

1, 4, 5 

Key:

1. National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for Intergrated Iron and Steel Plants – 

Background Information for Proposed Standards, EPA-453/R-01-005, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, January 2001. 

2. National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Primary Lead Smelters, FEDERAL REGISTER 

Vol. 63, No. 74, page 19207, April 17, 1998. 

3. Background Information for New Source Performance Standards Primary Copper, Zinc, and Lead Smelters, 

Volume 1: Proposed Standards, EPA 450-2-74-002a. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air and 

Waste Management, Research Triangle Park, NC, October 1974. 

4. The Iron & Steelmaker Magazine, a publication of the Iron & Steel Society, May 1997. 

5. Online Search 
BART 20-1 

20.0 BART 20 – Secondary Metal Production Facilities 

20.1 Source Category Description 

Secondary metal production facilities involve recovering metal from scrap through remelting and refining processes. 

The proposed BART guidelines

1

 state that secondary metal production facilities can be 

identified using the SIC Code 3341. However, U.S. EPA cautions that the BART 

category for secondary metal production facilities is actually broader than SIC Code 

3341. The U.S. EPA believes that other BART categories should capture any facility that 

otherwise should be classified as a secondary metal production facility but not covered 

under SIC Code 3341 (i.e. a secondary iron and steel facility BART-06). 

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) defines the SIC Code 3341 

as any establishment primarily engaged in recovering nonferrous metals (a metal other 

than iron and its alloys) and alloys from new and used scrap, or in producing alloys from 

purchased refined metals. This industry includes establishments engaged in both the 

recovery and alloying of precious metals. Plants engaged in the recovery of tin through 

secondary smelting and refining, as well as by chemical processes, are included in this 

industry. Establishments primarily engaged in assembling, sorting, and breaking up scrap 

metal, without smelting and refining, are not classified under SIC Code 3341.2 

Secondary metal production facilities could be subject to a variety of different 

regulations. Secondary lead smelters could be subject to the New Source Performance 

Standard (NSPS), Standards of Performance for Secondary Lead Smelters (40 CFR 60, 

Subpart L) if built or modified after June 11, 1973; or the National Emission Standards 

for Hazardous Air Pollutants from Secondary Lead Smelting (40 CFR 63, Subpart X). 

Secondary Brass and Bronze plants could be subject to the Standards of Performance for 

Secondary Brass and Bronze Production Plants (40 CFR 60, Subpart M) if built or 

modified after June 11, 1973. Secondary Aluminum Plants may be subject to the 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants from Secondary Aluminum 

Plants (40 CFR 63, Subpart RRR). These regulations are provided for information only. 

They are not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

Table 20.1-1 provides a list of some secondary metal production facilities in the WRAP 

region. A detailed description of how the table was developed is provided below. 

20.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background information on the development of the NSPS for 

secondary lead smelters in a document entitled “A Review of Standards of Performance 

for New Stationary Sources-Secondary Lead Smelters”.3

 There is no table identifying 

specific existing secondary lead smelters in this U.S. EPA document. However, Figure 

4-2 accounts for seven secondary lead smelters by geographical location. This figure 

does not identify specific facility names; however it does show a total numerical value of 
BART 20-2 

seven secondary lead smelters in existence as of 1973 located in the WRAP region. 

Unfortunately, no other information is provided to help identify these facilities, nor is it 

known if these facilities are still in existence today. 

Similarly, in an U.S. EPA document4 dated 1977, entitled “Assessment of Industrial 

Hazardous Waste Practices in The Metal Smelting and Refining Industry”, Table 100 

provides a geographical distribution of secondary copper smelters. This table does not 

identify specific facility names; however it does show a total numerical value of 

secondary copper smelters in the WRAP region. Fortunately, another U.S. EPA 

document5entitled “Source Category Survey: Secondary Copper Smelting and Refining 

Industry” does identify secondary copper smelting and refining plants (Table 4.1). No 

secondary copper plants are identified in the WRAP region as of May 1980. 

A Locating and Estimating document6lists secondary lead and copper smelters in 1998. 

There are three of these sources in the WRAP Region: two secondary lead smelters in 

California and a copper smelter in Arizona. 

Two secondary zinc plants located in the WRAP region are identified in Table 4-1 of the 

U.S. EPA document entitled “Source Category Survey: Secondary Zinc Smelting and 

Refining Industry”.7 This document is dated May 1980; therefore, the facilities identified 

were existing in 1980. 

Three secondary brass and bronze plants located in the WRAP region are identified in 

Table 2-3 of the U.S. EPA document entitled “Review of New Source Performance 

Standards for Secondary Brass and Bronze Plants”.8 Table 2-3 refers to these facilities as 

in existence since February 1983. 

In a locating and estimating document for Nickel emissions9, U.S.EPA lists secondary 

aluminum production facilities and one secondary copper production facility in WRAP 

states. 

It is believed that there are other secondary metal production facilities in the WRAP 

region other than those listed in Table 20.1-1. 

20.3 References 

1. Guidelines for BART Determinations Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 

69 FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 

2. U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety & Health Administration, 

http://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/sicsearch.html. 

3. A Review of Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources –Secondary 

Lead Smelters, EPA-450/3-79-015, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, March 1979. 
BART 20-3 

4. Assessment of Industrial Hazardous Waste Practices in The Metal Smelting and 

Refining Industry, EPA-S30/SW-14Sv.2, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

1977. 

5. Source Category Survey: Secondary Copper Smelting and Refining Industry,

EPA-450/3-80-011, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air, Noise, 

and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, May 1980. 

6. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Lead and Lead 

Compounds, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA-454/R-98-006, May 

1998. 

7. Source Category Survey: Secondary Zinc Smelting and Refining Industry, EPA450/3-80-012, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air, Noise, and 

Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, May 1980. 

8. Review of New Source Performance Standards for Secondary Brass and Bronze 

Plants, EPA-450/3-84-009, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air 

Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, May 1984. 

9. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Nickel, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA-450/4-84-007f, May 1998. 
BART 20-4 

TABLE 20.1-1 

Some Secondary Metal Production Plants in WRAP States

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction 

Type of 

Operation 

Data 

Source 

Arizona 

Lakeshore Cyprus Casa Grande Corp. Existing in 1998 Secondary 

Copper 

4 

Phoenix Reynolds Metal Co. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

California—Bay Area AQMD 

Newark Cerro Metals Existing in 1983 Secondary Brass 

and Bronze 

2 

San Francisco ASARCO Inc. Existing in 1983 Secondary Brass 

and Bronze 

2 

California—South Coast AQMD 

Anaheim Bonanza Aluminum Corp. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

City of Industry RSR Corporation Existing in 1998 Secondary Lead 4 

Compton Thorock Metals, Inc. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Corona Vulcan Materials Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

El Segundo H. Kramer & Co. Existing in 1983 Secondary Brass 

and Bronze 

2 

Gardena 

Goldberg Metal Refining 

Co. 

Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Aetna Metals Existing in 1980 Secondary Zinc 1 

Pioneer Aluminum, Inc. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

M.P. Kirk & Sons Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Eugene Enterprises Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Los Angeles 

Zenith Metals, Inc. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Montclair Tri-Alloys Inc. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 
BART 20-5 

TABLE 20.1-1 

Some Secondary Metal Production Plants in WRAP States

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction 

Type of 

Operation 

Data 

Source 

Mira Loma U.S. Reduction Co. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Associated Metals Co. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Oakland 

Globe Metals Co. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Torrance Pacific Smelting Company Existing in 1980 Secondary Zinc 

and Aluminum 

1, 5 

San Francisco Federated Metals Corp. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Copper 

5 

Santee Chemalloy Electronics Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

San Jose Levin Metals Corp. Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Vernon 

(Los Angeles) 

GNB, Inc. Existing in 1998 Secondary Lead 4 

Washington 

Hi-Duty Alloy Existing in 1984 Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Seattle 

Materials Reclamation 

Existing in 1984 

(Shutdown) 

Secondary 

Aluminum 

5 

Key:

1. Source Category Survey: Secondary Zinc Smelting and Refining Industry, EPA-450/3-80-012, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air, Noise, and Radiation, Research Triangle Park, NC, May 

1980. 

2. Review of New Source Performance Standards for Secondary Brass and Bronze Plants, EPA-450/3-84-009, 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle 

Park, NC, May 1984. 

3 Facilities Potentially Subject to the Secondary Aluminum NESHAP 

(http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/alum2nd/plantlist.pdf) (1999). 

4. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Lead and Lead Compounds, U. S. Environmental 

Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA-454/R-98-006, May 

1998. 

5. Locating and Estimating Air Emissions from Sources of Nickel, U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, 

Office of Air Quality Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, EPA-450/4-84-007f, March 1984. 

.
BART 21-1 

21.0 BART 21 – Chemical Process Plants

21.1 Source Category Description 

The proposed BART guidelines

1

clarify that this source category should be interpreted to 

include all facilities within 2-digit SIC Code 28. Accordingly, this source category 

includes pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities. 

Because of the large number of sources under the 2-digit SIC Code 28, there was no 

attempt at preparing a table of these sources. Also because the source category is defined 

relatively explicitly with a single and complete 2-digit SIC Code, it is assumed that it will 

be straight forward to determine which sources belong to this source category. 

Chemical plants often include or are made up of other BART categories, such as acid 

plants (BART-10), petroleum refineries (BART-11), phosphate fertilizer (BART-13), 

carbon black plants (BART-15), boilers (BART-22), petroleum storage and transfer 

facilities (BART-23), and charcoal production (BART-26). 

Chemical plants include several types of emission units including process vents, storage 

vessels, wastewater, equipment leaks, transfer operations, materials handling equipment, 

boilers, and process heaters. There are several regulations that could apply to sources in 

this source category. For informational purposes, these regulations are shown in Table 

21.1-1, but are not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. Regulations that apply to 

other BART categories that could be part of the chemical plant are not shown, such as 

acid production regulations. 

21.2 References 

1. Guidelines for BART Determination Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 69 

FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 
BART 21-2 

TABLE 21.1-1 

Regulations Potentially Applicable to Chemical Plants 

Regulation Name 

Code of Federal Regulations 

Part and Subpart 

Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids for 

Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After 

June 11, 1973, and Prior to May 19, 1978 

40 CFR 60, Subpart K 

Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids for 

Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After 

May 18, 1978, and Prior to July 23, 1984 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Ka 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Liquid Storage Vessels 

(Including Petroleum Liquid Storage Vessels) for Which Construction, 

Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After July 23, 1984 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Kb 

Standards of Performance for Equipment Leaks of VOC in the Synthetic 

Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry 

40 CFR 60, Subpart VV 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) 

Emissions from the Polymer Manufacturing Industry 

40 CFR 60, Subpart DDD 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) 

Emissions From the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing 

Industry (SOCMI) Air Oxidation Unit Processes 

40 CFR 60, Subpart III 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) 

Emissions From Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry 

(SOCMI) Distillation Operations 

40 CFR 60, Subpart NNN 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Compound Emissions 

From Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry (SOCMI) 

Reactor Processes 

40 CFR 60, Subpart RRR 

National Emission Standards for Vinyl Chloride 40 CFR 61, Subpart F 

National Emission Standards for Equipment Leaks (Fugitive Emission 

Sources) of Benzene 40 CFR 61, Subpart J 

National Emission Standards for Equipment Leaks (Fugitive Emission 

Sources) 40 CFR 61, Subpart V 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Benzene 

Storage Vessels 40 CFR 61, Subpart Y 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Benzene 

Transfer Operations 40 CFR 61, Subpart BB 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Waste Operations 40 CFR 61, Subpart FF 

National Emission Standards for Organic Hazardous Air Pollutants From 

the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry 40 CFR 63, Subpart F 

National Emission Standards for Organic Hazardous Air Pollutants From 

the Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry for Process 

Vents, Storage Vessels, Transfer Operations, and Wastewater 

40 CFR 63, Subpart G 

National Emission Standards for Organic Hazardous Air Pollutants for 

Equipment Leaks 40 CFR 63, Subpart H 

National Emission Standards for Organic Hazardous Air Pollutants for 

Certain Processes Subject to the Negotiated Regulation for Equipment 

Leaks 

40 CFR 63, Subpart I 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Polyvinyl 

Chloride and Copolymers Production 40 CFR 63, Subpart J 
BART 21-3 

TABLE 21.1-1 

Regulations Potentially Applicable to Chemical Plants 

Regulation Name 

Code of Federal Regulations 

Part and Subpart 

Ethylene Oxide Emissions Standards for Sterilization Facilities 40 CFR 63, Subpart O 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Industrial 

Process Cooling Towers 40 CFR 63, Subpart Q 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutant Emissions: 

Group I Polymers and Resins 40 CFR 63, Subpart U 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Epoxy 

Resins Production and Non-Nylon Polyamides Production 40 CFR 63, Subpart W 

National Emission Standards for Marine Tank Vessel Loading 

Operations 40 CFR 63, Subpart Y 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Source 

Categories: Generic Maximum Achievable Control Technology 

Standards 

40 CFR 63, Subpart YY 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutant Emissions: 

Group IV Polymers and Resins 40 CFR 63, Subpart JJJ 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Pesticide 

Active Ingredient Production 40 CFR 63, Subpart MMM 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutant Emissions: 

Manufacture of Amino/Phenolic Resins 40 CFR 63, Subpart OOO 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutant Emissions for 

Polyether Polyols Production 40 CFR 63, Subpart PPP 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: Organic 

Liquids Distribution (Non-Gasoline) 40 CFR 63, Subpart EEEE 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: 

Miscellaneous Organic Chemical Manufacturing 40 CFR 63, Subpart FFFF 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Cellulose 

Products Manufacturing 40 CFR 63, Subpart UUUU 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: Mercury 

Emissions From Mercury Cell Chlor-Alkali Plants 40 CFR 63, Subpart IIIII 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: Hydrochloric 

Acid Production 40 CFR 63, Subpart NNNNN 
BART 22-1 

22.0 BART 22 – Fossil Fuel-Fired Boilers with Total Heat Capacity Greater 

than 250 Million Btu per hour per unit 

22.1 BART Selection Procedures 

• All boilers built in the BART timeframe should be identified; from these boilers, each 

should be compared separately (do not aggregate) to verify if it has a capacity greater 

than 250 million Btu per hour.

1

• Enforceable operational limits should be taken into account when determining 

whether a boiler’s “fossil fuel” capacity exceeds 250 million Btu per hour.

1

• The boiler must burn at least 50% fossil fuel.1

Based on one document reviewed, a list of fossil fuel-fired boilers greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr was prepared (see Table 22.1-1). This list represents the vast majority of the 

fossil fuel-fired boilers greater than 250 MMBtu/hr located in the WRAP region that may 

still exist today. A detailed description of how the table was developed is provided 

below. 

22.2 List Development 

An unpublished list from U.S. EPA’s Clean Air Markets Division (CAMD) developed by 

the Council of Industrial Boiler Owners (CIBO)2to survey its members identifies 970 

large boilers (greater than 250 MMBtu/hr) located in the United States that exist today. 

CAMD believes that this list is fairly comprehensible. It appears that the boiler 

capacities were obtained from information reported to U.S. EPA under the Federal NOx

Budget Trading Program (Part 75), if available. In the review of sources in the WRAP 

states, a few large boilers have been identified that are not on the CAMD list, but these 

were very few. 

22.3 References 

1. Guidelines for BART Determinations Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 

69 FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 

2. Spreadsheet provided by John Robbins, U.S. EPA Clean Air Markets Division 

(CAMD) in e-mail communication, May 6, 2004. 
BART 22-2 

TABLE 22.1-1 

Large Boilers in the WRAP States 

County Company Name SIC Code 

Arizona 

Navajo Abitibi Consolidated Snowflake Division 2611 

Pinal Asarco Ray Mine 1021 

California—Bay Area AQMD

Contra Costa California & Hawaiian Sugar Co. 2062 

Chevron USA, Inc 2911 

California—North Coast Unified AQMD

Humboldt Louisiana-Pacific Corp.; Arcata 2493 

Simpson Paper; Humboldt Pulp; Fairhaven 2611 

North Coast North Coast 39 

California—Mojave Desert AQMD

San Bernardino KJC Operating Co. 

North American Chemical Co. (aka IMC Chemical Inc.) 2812 

California—Mendocino County AQMD

Mendocino 

Georgia Pacific 

(Shutdown) 2421 

California—Monterey Bay Unified APCD

Monterey Mobil Oil, Star Route 1311 

Texaco, Inc. 1311 

California—Placer County APCD

Placer Placer 39 

California—San Diego County APCD

San Diego University of California at San Diego 8221 

California—San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD

Fresno Chevron USA, Inc. 1311 

Santa Fe Energy Resources, Inc. 1311 

Shell California Production Western E & P 1311 

Kern Double "C" Limited 40 

Golden Bear Refinery; Oildale (aka Tricor Refining LLC) 

(Shutdown) 2911 

USN Elk Hills Gas Plant 1321 

Tosco Corp.; Avon Refinery (aka Tesoro Refg. and Mrkt. Co.) 2911 

San Joaquin Heinz USA 2033 

California—Shasta County AQMD

Shasta Simpson Paper 2611 

California—South Coast AQMD

Los Angeles California Institute of Technology 8221 

Entenmann's Inc./Oroweat Foods 2052 

Los Angeles County Health Service-King/Drew Medical Center 34 

Mobil Oil Corp. (aka Exxon Mobil Refg. and Supply Co.) 2911 
BART 22-3 

TABLE 22.1-1 

Large Boilers in the WRAP States 

County Company Name SIC Code 

Los Angeles Praxair Inc. 2813 

SCE-Long Beach (aka NRG El Segundo Operations Inc.) 4911 

SFE Technologies, San Fernando 3675 

Shell Oil Co. [U; 1622 E Sepulveda; Wilminton] 2911 

Smurfit Newsprint Corp. 2621 

U.S. Govt, Lb Na; Long Beach Navy; Long Beach 9711 

California—Ventura County APCD

Ventura SCE-Ormond Beach Gen Station 4911 

California—Unknown Location

Tedco 39 

Colorado

Arapahoe Arapahoe Metal Treating 3398 

Denver Lowry Air Force Base 9711 

Public Service Co. Denver Steam Plant 4911 

Southern Pacific Denver Locomotive Shop 4011 

El Paso Tuscarora Inc. 3086 

Jefferson Trigen - Colorado Energy Corp. 4961 

Weld Thermo Cogen Partnership Ft Lupton 4911 

Idaho

Gooding Avonmore West Inc. 2023 

Twin Falls Amalgamated Sugar Co. 2063, 2068 

Legrand Johnson Construction Company 2951 

Montana

Cascade Great Falls Air National Guard 9711 

Flathead Plue Creek Manufacturing, L.P. Columbian Falls 2436 

Missoula Stone Container Corp.; Missoula 2631 

Yellowstone Exxon USA Inc.; Billings 2911 

New Mexico

Grant 

Phelps Dodge Chino Inc., Drayton Plant 

(Shutdown) 10 

Nevada

Storey Eagle-Picher Minerals, Inc. 1499 

North Dakota

American Crystal Sugar Plants 

Oregon

Lane Weyerhaeuser Co. 2631 

Lincoln Georgia-Pacific Corp. 2621 

Malheur Amalgamated Sugar Co. 2063 

Utah

Carbon Sunnyside Cogeneration Associates 4911 

Salt Lake N Concentrator, Power Plant, Lab, Tailings 1021 
BART 22-4 

TABLE 22.1-1 

Large Boilers in the WRAP States 

County Company Name SIC Code 

Washington

Cowlitz Longview Fibre Co. 2611 

Jefferson Port Townsend Paper Corp. 2621 

No Name Washington Water & Power 4941 

Pierce Simpson Investment Co. (Simpson Tacoma Kraft) 2621 

Walla Walla Boise Cascade Corp. 2611 

Whatcom 

Georgia-Pacific Corp. 

(Shutdown) 2621 

Wyoming

Sweetwater FMC Corp.; Trona 1474 

FMC Wyoming Corp. - Soda Ash Plant; Great River Plant; 

Granger 1474 

General Chemical Corp. 1474 

OCI (Rhone-Poulenc) Wyoming; Green River 1474 

OCI Wyoming, L.P. 2812 

Solvay Minerals, Inc. 1474 

TG Soda Ash, Inc. 1474 

Source Used: 

1. Spreadsheet provided by John Robbins, U.S. EPA Clean Air Markets Division (CAMD) in e-mail 

communication, May 6, 2004. 
BART 23-1 

23.0 BART 23 – Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities with Total Capacity 

Greater than 300,000 Barrels

23.1 Source Category Description 

The proposed BART guidelines

1

clarify that the 300,000 barrel cutoff refers to total 

facility-wide tank capacity for tanks that were put in place within the 1962-1977 time 

period, and includes gasoline and other petroleum-derived liquids. Interestingly, U.S. 

EPA appears to interpret this category differently for the Prevention of Significant 

Deterioration (PSD) rules, such that for PSD, this category is limited to crude oil and not 

its refined products (e.g. gasoline).2

Petroleum Storage and Transfer facilities are potentially subject to the rules listed in 

Table 23.1-1. These rules are provided as information only and are not pertinent in 

determining BART-eligibility. 

Lists of existing storage and transfer facilities were not identified. Therefore a list of 

potentially BART-eligibility storage and transfer facilities in the WRAP states was not 

prepared. 

23.2 References

1. Guidelines for BART Determination Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 69 

FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 

2. R. Douglas Neeley, Chief of Air & Radiation Technology Branch, Air Pesticides 

& Toxics Management Division, Memorandum to Chun-Chi S. Lik, Mecklenburg 

County, Department of Environmental Protection regarding “Applicability 

Determination Request; Definition of a “Major Source” under 40 CFR 70.2”, 

February 18, 1998. 
BART 23-2 

TABLE 23.1-1 

Regulations Potentially Applicable to Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 

Regulation Name 

Code of Federal Regulations 

Part and Subpart 

Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids for 

Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After 

June 11, 1973, and Prior to May 19, 1978 

40 CFR 60, Subpart K 

Standards of Performance for Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids for 

Which Construction, Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After 

May 18, 1978, and Prior to July 23, 1984 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Ka 

Standards of Performance for Volatile Organic Liquid Storage Vessels 

(Including Petroleum Liquid Storage Vessels) for Which Construction, 

Reconstruction, or Modification Commenced After July 23, 1984 

40 CFR 60, Subpart Kb 

National Emission Standards for Equipment Leaks (Fugitive Emission 

Sources) of Benzene 40 CFR 61, Subpart J 

National Emission Standards for Equipment Leaks (Fugitive Emission 

Sources) 40 CFR 61, Subpart V 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Benzene 

Storage Vessels 40 CFR 61, Subpart Y 

National Emission Standards for Benzene Emissions from Benzene 

Transfer Operations 40 CFR 61, Subpart BB 

National Emission Standards for Gasoline Distribution Facilities (Bulk 

Gasoline Terminals and Pipeline Breakout Stations 40 CFR 63, Subpart R 

National Emission Standards for Marine Tank Vessel Loading 

Operations 40 CFR 63, Subpart Y 

National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants: Organic 

Liquids Distribution (Non-Gasoline) 40 CFR 63, Subpart EEEE 
BART 24-1 

24.0 BART 24 – Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

24.1 Source Category Description 

Processing of taconite ore consists of crushing and grinding the ore to liberate ironbearing particles, concentrating the ore by separating the particles from the waste 

material (non-ferrous rock called gangue), and palletizing the iron ore concentrate.

1 

Based on the information reviewed, there are no taconite ore processing plants in the 

WRAP states. A detailed description of how this was determined is provided below. 

24.2 List Development 

According to the Background document for AP-42 Section 11.232, there were 21 

companies operating 21 taconite mines nationwide in 1997. It also states that 99 percent 

of the total useable ore is accounted for by only 10 of the 21 mines (these 10 mines are 

located in Minnesota, Michigan, and Missouri). Table 2-1 of the AP-42 document shows 

the geographical spread and production rate of taconite mines in the United States. 

In an U.S. EPA document3entitled “Taconite Iron Ore NESHAP Economic Impact 

Analysis”, Table 2-1 lists mines in Minnesota, Michigan, and “other states”. 

The U.S. Geological Survey Mineral Yearbook for 20014entitled “Iron Ore” suggests, in 

a footnote to Tables 4 and 5 located within the document, the “other states” are California 

and South Dakota. It is unclear what specific facilities are located in California and 

South Dakota. 

Based on the Fact Sheet for the final NESHAP for Taconite Iron Ore Processing 

facilities5 promulgated in August 25, 2003, there are only eight taconite ore processing 

plants in the U.S.; six plants in Minnesota and two plants in Michigan. No taconite ore 

processing plants exist in the WRAP states. 

24.3 References 

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I Chapter 11: Mineral Products Industry, pg 11.23-

1, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/final/c11s23.pdf, February 1997. 

2. Background Document AP-42 Section 11.23 Taconite Ore Processing, prepared 

for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and 

Standards, prepared by Midwest Research Institute (MRI), 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch11/bgdocs/b11s23.pdf, February 1997. 

3. Taconite Iron Ore NESHAP Economic Impact Analysis, EPA-452/R-03-015, U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

Research Triangle Park, NC, August 2003. 
BART 24-2 

4. Kirk, William S. Iron Ore, U.S. Geographical Survey Minerals Yearbook, 2001. 

5. Fact Sheet: Final Rule to Reduce Toxic Air Emissions for Taconite Iron Ore 

Processing Facilities, http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/taconite/tiop_fs2.html, August 

25. 2003. 
BART 25-1 

25.0 BART 25 – Glass Fiber Processing Plants

25.1 Source Category Description 

In a letter dated August 31, 1988,1 U.S. EPA addresses the PSD category “glass fiber 

processing plants”. The U.S. EPA states that “facilities that use glass fibers to 

manufacture other products, such as fiberglass-reinforced composites, were not intended 

to be included in the “glass fiber processing” category. The U.S. EPA concluded that 

“glass fiber processing” was intended to include only those facilities engaged in making 

glass fiber. While the plants that produce glass fiber and filament sometimes integrate 

the manufacture of insulating wools and 100 percent glass fiber fabrics, the manufacture 

of fiberglass-reinforced composites is a substantially different process, which is more 

similar to a surface coating process. The typical pollutant from the production of glass 

fiber would be particulate; whereas, the pollutant from manufacturing fiberglassreinforced storage tanks, for example, would be primarily volatile organic compounds.” 

In the absence of other guidance, it is believed that this interpretation of glass fiber 

processing plants holds true for the BART-25 category as well. 

SIC 3229 includes facilities primarily engaged in manufacturing textile glass fibers. 

However, this SIC is broad in that many different types of glass manufactures are 

associated with this code other than glass fiber manufacturers (i.e. manufactures of glass 

jars, bowls, bulbs, etc.). SIC 3296 includes establishments primarily engaged in 

manufacturing mineral wool and mineral wool insulation products made of silicious 

material such as rock, slag, and glass, or combinations thereof (i.e. manufactures of 

fiberglass insulation and glass wool). Based on the guidance given in the 1988 U.S. EPA 

letter, it is assumed that glass fiber plants are covered in SIC Codes 3229 and 3296.

A New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) for Glass Manufacturing Plants (40 CFR 

60, Subpart CC) regulates each glass melting furnace that commenced construction and 

modification after June 15, 1979. The BART source category should be interpreted more 

broadly then just glass melting furnaces to include any operation associated with making 

the glass fiber. Another regulation that applies to glass manufacturing plants is the 

National Emission Standard for Inorganic Arsenic Emissions from Glass Manufacturing 

Plants (40 CFR 60, Subpart N). This rule only regulates glass melting furnaces that use 

commercial arsenic as a raw material. 

Other regulations that could apply to sources that are glass fiber processing plants are the 

Standards of Performance for Wool Fiberglass Insulation Manufacturing Plants (40 CFR 

60, Subpart PPP), and the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for 

Wool Fiberglass Manufacturing (40 CFR 63, Subpart NNN). These regulations are 

provided for information only and are not pertinent to determining BART-eligibility. 

Based on one document reviewed, a list of glass fiber processing plants was prepared (see 

Table 25.1-1). This list represents all glass fiber processing plants located in the WRAP 

area which were in existence in 1979. A detailed description of how the table was 

developed is provided below. 
BART 25-2 

25.2 List Development 

The U.S. EPA provided background information on the development of the NSPS for 

glass manufacturing plants in a document entitled “Glass Manufacturing Plants – 

Background Information: Proposed Standards of Performance”.2 Appendix D of this 

document identifies primary glass manufactures plants located in the United States. The 

list also identifies the particular SIC Code associated with each glass manufacturer. It 

appears this is a complete list of all types of glass manufactures in the United States that 

existed in 1979. Table 25.1-1 includes only those facilities in the WRAP region 

associated with SIC Codes 3229 and 3296. Therefore, it is assumed that Table 25.1-1 

includes all glass fiber processing plants located in the WRAP region in 1979. It is 

possible these plants do not process fiber and manufacture something else other than 

glass fibers that are classified under these SIC Codes. 

25.3 References

1. Crumpler, Dennis W., New Source Review Section, Noncriteria Pollutant 

Programs Branch, letter to Michael A. Stawarz, New York Department of 

Environmental Conservation, 31 August 1988. 

2. Glass Manufacturing Plants – Background Information: Proposed Standards of 

Performance, EPA-450/3-79-005a, U.S. Environment Protection Agency, Office 

of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle Park, NC, June 1979. 
BART 25-3 

TABLE 25.1-1 

A Complete List of Glass Fiber Processing Plants in Existence in 1997 in the WRAP States 

Plant Location Company/Plant Name Date of Construction Plant Type Data Source 

California—Bay Area AQMD 

Santa Clara Owens-Corning-Fiberglass Existing in 1979 SIC 3296 1 

California—Glenn County APCD 

Willows Johns-Manville Existing in 1979 SIC 3296 1 

California—South Coast AQMD 

City of Industry 

Libby Glass Division of 

Owens-Illinois 

Existing in 1979 SIC 3229 1 

Corona Johns-Manville Existing in 1979 SIC 3296 1 

Gardena Arrowhead Puritas Water Existing in 1979 SIC 3229 1 

Huntington Beach The Glass Works Existing in 1979 SIC 3229 1 

Irwindale Reichold Chemical Existing in 1979 SIC 3229 1 

Santa Ana Brock Glass Existing in 1979 SIC 3229 1 

South Gate Ray Lite-Glass Existing in 1979 SIC 3229 1 

Colorado 

Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Glass 

Existing in 1979 

(Shutdown) 

SIC 3229 1 

Washington 

Seattle Penberty Glass Division of 

Nuclear Pacific 

Existing in 1979 

(Shutdown) 

SIC 3229 1 

Key:

1. Glass Manufacturing Plants – Background Information: Proposed Standards of Performance, EPA-450/3-79-

005a, U.S. Environment Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, Research Triangle 

Park, NC, June 1979.
BART 26-1 

26.0 BART 26 – Charcoal Production Facilities

26.1 Source Category Description 

Charcoal is the solid carbon residue following the carbonization or destructive distillation 

of carbonaceous raw materials such as dense hardwoods. The charcoal manufacturing 

process uses kilns to create a carbonization reaction by heating wood and driving off 

water and volatile organic compounds. After creating the charcoal in the kiln, it is 

crushed and then mixed with a binder to form a 65 to 70 percent charcoal mixture. 

Briquettes are then formed in a press and dried.1 Charcoal that has been treated with 

oxygen to open up millions of tiny pores between the carbon atoms is called activated 

charcoal or carbon.2

The proposed BART guidelines3indicate that this source category includes both charcoal 

briquette manufacturing and activated carbon production. 

No references were found to locate sources that provide charcoal production facility 

identification and/or construction dates. The emission factor documentation for AP-42, 

Chapter 10.74 suggests that there is no statistical data for the charcoal production 

industry. 

An interesting fact presented in one source5 suggests that in 1961, about 94 percent of 

charcoal production facilities were located in the eastern United States. These facilities 

accounted for 98 percent of the nation’s charcoal production. 

26.2 References

1. AP-42, Fifth Edition, Volume I, Chapter 10.7: Charcoal, pg 10.7-1, 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch10/final/c10s07.pdf, September 1995. 

2. How staff works website: http://science.howstuffworks.com/question 209.htm, 

accessed online October 28, 2004. 

3. Guidelines for BART Determination Under the Regional Haze Rule, Proposed, 69 

FR 25184, May 5, 2004. 

4. Background Document AP-42 Section 10.7 Charcoal, prepared for U.S. 

Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, 

prepared by Midwest Research Institute, 

http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch10/bgdocs/b10s07.pdf, September 1995. 

5. Margaret G. Thomas and David R. Schumann. Income Opportunities in Special 

Forest Products – Self-Help Suggestions for Rural Entrepreneurs, Agriculture 

Information Bulletin AIB-666, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, DC, 

http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/documnts/usda/agib666/agib666.htm, 1993. 
APPENDIX G 

LIST OF STATE CONTACTS 
G-1 

Appendix G: List of State Contacts 

STATE CONTACT PHONE NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS 

AK Alan Schuler (907) 465-5112 Alan_Schuler@dec.state.ak.us

AZ Eric Massey (602) 771-2288 Massey.Eric@azdeq.gov

CO Ray Mohr 

Jim Geier 

(303) 692-3110 

(303) 692-3167 

ray.Mohr@state.co.us

James.Geier@state.co.us

ID Zach Klotovich (208) 373-0295 ZKLOTOVI@DEQ.STATE.ID.US

MT Trista Glazier (406) 444-3403 tglazier@state.mt.us

ND Tom Bachman (701) 328-5188 tbachman@state.nd.us

NM Mary Uhl 

Heather Lancour 

Dario Rocha 

(ABQ Jurisdiction) 

(505) 955-8086 

(505) 955-8075 

(505) 768-1915 

Mary_Uhl@nmenv.state.nm.us

heather_lancour@nmenv.state.nm.us

DRocha@cabq.gov

NV Lori Campbell (775) 687-9352 loric@ndep.nv.gov

OR Mark Fisher (541) 388-6146 x275 FISHER.Mark@deq.state.or.us

SD Brian Gustafson (605) 773-5504 Brian.Gustafson@state.sd.us

TRIBES Heather Valdez 

(Region 10) 

Steve Frey 

(Region 9) 

Monica Morales 

(Region 8) 

Daron Page 

(Region 6) 

Cathy Metherschmitt 

(NTEC) 

(206) 553-6220 

(415) 972-3990 

(303) 312-6936 

(214) 665-7222 

(505) 379-9628 

Valdez.Heather@epamail.epa.gov

frey.steve@epa.gov

morales.monica@epa.gov

Page.Daron@epamail.epa.gov 

cmesserschmitt@ntec.org

UT Colleen DeLaney (801) 536-4248 CDELANEY@utah.gov

WA Alan Newman 

Merley McCall 

(Ecology/Industry) 

Steve Van Slyke 

(Puget Sound) 

Lynn Billington 

(Northwest) 

Chuck Studer 

(SCAPCA) 

Jim Wilson 

(Olympic) 

Tom Clark 

(Ecology Eastern) 

(360) 407-6810 

(360) 407-6929 

(206) 689-4052 

(425) 649-7000 

(509) 477-4727 x107 

(360) 586-1044 x101 

(509 329-3400 

anew461@ECY.WA.GOV

N/A 

stevev@pscleanair.org

lynn@nwair.org

cestuder@scapca.org

jim@orcaa.org

N/A 
G-2 

STATE CONTACT PHONE NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS 

Clint Lamiro 

(Southwest) 

Oliver Wang 

(Nuclear) 

(360) 407-6300 

(509) 372-7932 

N/A 

owan461@ecy.wa.gov

WY Chad Schlichtemeier 

Glenn Spangler 

(District 1 ) 

 

Chris Hanify 

(District 2 ) 

Mike Warren 

(District 3) 

Greg Meeker 

(District 4 ) 

Tony Hoyt 

(District 5) 

(307) 777-5924 

(307) 777-3787 

(307) 473-3470 

(307) 673-9337 

(307) 332-6755 

(307) 332-6755 

CSCHLI@state.wy.us

GSPANG@state.wy.us

CHANIF@state.wy.us

MWARRE@state.wy.us

GMEEKE@state.wy.us

THOYT@state.wy.us

CA 

(Large 

Districts) 

Tina Suarez-Murias 

(CARB) 

Brigette Tollstrup 

Jim Jester 

(Sacramento) 

Steve Moore 

Randy Consolacion 

(San Diego) 

Craig Strommen 

Jim Fredrickson

(Santa Barbara) 

Karl Krause 

(Ventura) 

Dan Belik 

(Bay Area) 

Michael Sewell 

(Monterey Bay) 

Bill Weese 

(Mohave Desert) 

N/A 

(South Coast) 

N/A 

(San Joaquin Valley) 

(916) 323-1495 

(916) 874-4800 

(916) 874-4817 

(858) 650-4700 

(858) 650-4536 

(805) 961-8853 

(805) 961-8892

(805) 645-1440 

(415) 771-6000 

(831) 647-9411 

(760) 245-1661 x1846 

csuarezm@arb.ca.gov

BTOLLSTRUP@airquality.org

JJESTER@airquality.org

Steve.Moore@sdcounty.ca.gov

Randy.Consolacion@sdcounty.ca.gov

StrommenC@sbcapcd.org

FredricksonJ@sbcapcd.org

karl@vcapcd.org

dbelik@baaqmd.gov

CA 

(Small 

Districts) 

Ross Bell 

(Shasta) 

Jason Davis 

(North Coast Unified) 

Kenneth Smith 

(Lassen) 

Bill Sandman 

(Tuolumne) 

(530) 225-5789 

(707) 443-3093 

(530) 251-8110 

(209) 533-5693 
G-3 

STATE CONTACT PHONE NUMBER EMAIL ADDRESS 

Lakhmir Grewal 

(Calaveras) 

Kevin Tokunaga 

(Glenn) 

Bob Reynolds 

(Lake) 

Kate Haas 

(Modoc) 

Allen DeSalvio 

(Antelope Valley) 

Quoc Nham 

(Butte) 

Steve McKinney 

(El Dorado) 

Dave Conway 

(Mariposa) 

Bob Scaglione 

(Mendocino) 

Alex Saschin 

(Northern Sonoma) 

Eldon Beck 

(Siskiyou) 

Glenn Stephens 

(Kern) 

Curtis Wentworth 

(Tehama) 

Jim Harris 

(Amador) 

Matthew Baldwin 

(Feather River) 

Charles Price 

(Colusa) 

David Dixon 

(San Luis Obispo) 

George Ozanich 

(Northern Sierra) 

Reyes Romero 

(Imperial) 

John Becknell 

(Great Basin Unified) 

Paul Hensleigh 

(Yolo/Solano) 

John Finnell 

(Placer) 

(209) 754-6504 

(530) 934-6500 

(707) 263-7000 

(530) 233-6419 

(760) 245-1661 x6726 

(530) 891-2882 

(530) 621-6662 

(209) 966-2220 

(707) 463-4354 

(707) 433-5911 

530-841-4029 

(661) 862-5250 

(530) 527-3717 

(209) 257-0112 

(530) 634-7659 x 208 

(530) 458-0585 

(805) 781-5912 

(530) 283-4654 

(760) 872-8211 

(760) 872-8211 

(530) 757-3665 

(530) 889-7133 
APPENDIX H 

MASTER LIST OF POSSIBLE BART-ELIGIBLE 

SOURCE FOR WRAP
ALASKA 
Master List of Alaska Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

97 AK 02020 NEIAK10123 0001 ANCHORAGE MLP SULLIVAN BART 01 Y

1975, 

1979 Y Y 1. Yes 338.88 57.77 3.69 46.26

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and in the 

Alaska Regional Haze Strategy guide as possibly 

BART-eligible. The permit reveals that there is a 

waste heat recovery system (steam unit) built in 

1979 located at this source. Turbines were built in 

1975 and 1979 that appear to use the heat recovery 

system based on DOE information. The total actual 

emissions from the 1975 and 1979 turbines are 

greater than 250 tpy for NOx. Therefore, this source 

appears to be BART-eligible.

8 AK 02090 NEI12679 U628 HEALY BART 01 Y 1967 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 420.92 19.38 217.97 2.12

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. This source is 

GVEA in Fairbanks. The permit reveals a large 

steam generator built in the BART timeframe. 

93 AK 02122 NEI2AK200021 0212200021 Agrium U.S. Inc. a.k.a. Unocal Urea Plant BART 21 Y 1968 Y D 2. Likely 489.30 3,369.52 123.64 7.95 110.47

This source is suspected BART-eligible by Alaska. 

The permit reveals that this source is a chemical 

processing plant.

95 AK 02261 NEI2AK100019 0226100019

Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Valdez 

Marine Terminal BART 23 Y 1975 Y D 2. Likely 287.03 11.83 129.74 1,129.73

In Alaska's 2001 Regional Haze Strategy, it is 

suggested that this source might be a petroleum 

storage and transfer facility >300,000 barrels. The 

permit reveals this source engages in the loading of 

crude oil onto marine vessels either directly from the 

Trans-Alaska Pipeline or from one or more of the 18 

crude oil storage tanks.

109 AK 02122 NEIAK10144 0011 CHUGACH BELUGA BART 01 Y

1976, 

1978, 

1982 Y D 2. Likely 2,285.88 90.94 7.92 10.09

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. The permit 

reveals that there is a waste heat recovery system 

(steam unit) that is part of this source. When was 

the steam unit built? What gas turbine is this unit 

associated with?

138 AK 02122 NEIAK10141 0006 PHILLIPS KENAI BART 18 Y 1969 Y D 2. Likely 1,247.41 4.98 3.72 104.04

The permit reveals that this source is a Liquid 

Natural Gas plant. Based on a review of the TV 

permit, this source may be considered a fuel 

conversion source (BART-18) because it converts 

natural gas to liquid natural gas.

151 AK 02122 NEI13371 0010 TESORO REFINERY BART 11 Y 1969 Y D 2. Likely 15.96 472.32 98.48 1.43 1,388.67

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. The permit indicates this 

refinery has equipment built during the BART 

timeframe; the source also has a sulfur recovery 

plant. Alaska indicates that some of the equipment 

went through PSD review.

107 AK 02090 NEI13082 U079 CHENA BART 01 M

1952, 

1970, 

1975 Y D 3. Potentially 0.06 1,158.01 52.39 579.34 5.80

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables as Aurora 

Energy LLC. DOE information indicates an electic 

generating device built in the BART timeframe; 

however it is unclear whether the size is greater than 

250 MMBtu/hr. In addition, the permit reveals that 

there is a 1970 boiler and it is unclear on the size; 

however if the other two units were reconstructed in 

the BART timeframe (they were originally built in the 

50's), this source would be BART-eligible for the 

fossil fuel-fired steam electric plant category 

because the units would be aggregated.

185 AK 02185 NEI2AK560004 0218560004 Conoco Phillips in Kuparuk North Slope BART 11 Y 1970's M D 3. Potentially 3.10 1,498.27 38.45 108.92 17.78

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Alaska indicates this source 

was previously known as ARCO; this source takes 

crude and makes diesel fuel for the north slope area. 

Possibly built in the 1970’s.

197 AK 02090 NEI18406 020900031

Flint Hills Refinery in North Pole (fka 

Williams Alaska Petroleum, Inc) BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 206.72 12.14 11.71 15.17

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. The permit indicates this 

refinery has equipment built in the BART timeframe. 

Alaska indicates that most equipment has been 

modified and went through PSD review; however, 

equipment could have been modified outside the 

BART timeframe and still be subject to BART if it 

were built or reconstructed during the BART 

timeframe.

298 AK 02185 NEI2AK500050 0218500050 BP Products in Prudhoe Bay North Slope BART 11 Y pre-1994 D D 4. Do not know 0.76 517.01 12.91 3.39 61.83

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Alaska confirms this source is 

still operating. Need to determine whether 

equipment was constructed or reconstructed in the 

BART timeframe.

509.18 11,801.97 522.91 1,075.78 2,891.95

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

Alaska 1 of 1
ARIZONA 
Master List of Arizona Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

11 AZ 04017 ADEQ NEI13216 040171807

ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED SALE CORP - 

Abitibi Consolidated Snowflake BART 03 Y

1961, 

1974 Y Y 1. Yes 1,518.75 95.77

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables indicates possible BARTeligible units were constructed in the BART 

timeframe. In addition, this source is identified on the 

Kraft Pulp Mill and large boiler source category lists.

15 AZ 04003 ADEQ NEI7057 EGU0036

ARIZONA ELECTRIC PWR COOP INC. - 

APACHE STATION BART 01 Y

1965, 

1972, 

1974, 

1979, 

2002 Y Y 1. Yes 30.28 6,527.70 713.01 5,167.00 48.35

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables indicates possible BARTeligible units were constructed in the BART 

timeframe. 

17 AZ 04017 ADEQ NEI6613 EGU0045

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO - 

CHOLLA BART 01 Y

1962, 

1978, 

1980, 

1981 Y Y 1. Yes 55.89 12,880.90 1,633.98 20,770.20 111.51

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables indicates possible BARTeligible units were constructed in the BART 

timeframe. 

26 AZ 04025 ADEQ NEIAZ0402506 0698

CHEMICAL LIME CO., AKA: CHEMSTAR 

LIME, I BART 12 Y

Prior to 

1974, 

1975, and 

1977. Y Y 1. Yes 1,196.83 1,404.61

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, this source is identified on the Lime 

Plant source category list and the permit indicates 

equipment built in the BART timeframe.

28 AZ 04003 ADEQ NEIAZR040030 040032148

CHEMICAL LINE COMPANY - DOUGLAS 

FACILITY BART 12 Y

Kilns1967. Y Y 1. Yes 711.29 5.00

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, this source is identified on the Lime 

Plant source category list and the permit indicates 

equipment built in the BART timeframe.

71 AZ 04001 ADEQ NEI12627 EGU0034

SALT RIVER PROJ AG I & P DIST - 

CORONADO BART 01 Y

1975, 

1979, 

1980 Y Y 1. Yes 40.22 11,932.70 1,397.02 17,727.20 80.43

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Permit indicates a 1975 construction date 

which is in the BART timeframe. In addition, the 

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates that possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. Heat input is 

4719 MMBtu/hr for two units.

72 AZ 04005 ADEQ NEI11969 EGU0037

SALT RIVER PROJ AG I & P DIST - 

NAVAJO BART 01 Y

1974, 

1975, and 

1976. Y Y 1. Yes 125.44 35,568.80 4,099.73 4,007.00 250.88

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. NEI reveals 

unit(s) in BART timeframe that have aggregate 

actuals greater than 250 tpy. 

101 AZ 04027 ADEQ NEIAZ027U120 EGU0050 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO - YUCCA BART 01 Y

1959, 

1971, 

1973, 

1974, 

1978 Y D 2. Likely 12.77 194.40 12.94 1.50 11.09

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. 

137 AZ 04011 ADEQ NEIAZ0401107 040112512

PHELPS DODGE CORPORATION - 

MORENCI BART 08 Y

Constructe

d in 1941, 

modified 

1964 and 

1970- Y D 2. Likely 4.25 25.01 35.59

This source is identified on the primary copper source 

category list. The permit indicates this copper mine 

has large boilers constructed during the BART 

timeframe.

161 AZ 04007 ADEQ NEI2AZ074296 040074296 AMERICAN SMELTING & REFINING CO BART 08 Y

Constructe

d in 1912. 

Modified 

in 1971. M D 3. Potentially 0.03 0.07

This source is identified on the Primary Copper 

Smelter source category list. In addition this source 

appears, from looking at the permit, to have a 

sulfuric acid plant.

163 AZ 04003 ADEQ NEI2AZ032840 040032840 APACHE NITROGEN PRODUCTS INC BART 10 Y 1978 M D 3. Potentially 0.00

This source is identified on the Nitric Acid source 

category list.

289 AZ 04021 ADEQ NEIAZ0210012 0012 Asarco Ray Mine BART 22 M D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the large boiler list. Need 

to verify if this source has a boiler >250 MMBtu/hr. 

Arizona thinks it is unlikely that there is a boiler at this 

source.

331 AZ ADEQ FOREST ENERGY CORP. BART 18 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears to make wood pellet 

fuel.

376 AZ 04007 ADEQ none 0400701391 PHELPS DODGE MIAMI INC. BART 08 Y D D

4. Do not 

know 44.71 853.38 8,225.59 4.78

This source is identified on the primary copper source 

category list. Need to verify if any equipment was 

(re)constructed in the BART timeframe. Arizona 

confirms there is a primary copper smelter and 

possibly a large boiler and thermal dryer located at 

this source potentially built or rebuilt during the BART 

timeframe. The source indicates there is no large 

boiler or coal cleaning plant locasted at this site.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

Category Comments

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

State District strNTISiteID Eligible?

Unique 

ID

Arizona 1 of 2
Master List of Arizona Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

99 AZ 04013 Maricopa NEIAZ10381 EGU0039 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT BART 01 Y

1948,1949

,1950, 

1972, 

1973, 

1976, 

2001, 

2003, 

2003 Y D 2. Likely 0.01 58.80 0.02 1.10 0.01

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe.

100 AZ 04013 Maricopa NEI6619 EGU0038

ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO - 

OCOTILLO POWER PLANT BART 01 Y

1960, 

1960, 

1972, 

1973 Y D 2. Likely 12.26 162.30 0.01 0.90 0.01

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. 

144 AZ 04013 Maricopa NEI6895 EGU0040

SALT RIVER PROJ AG I & P DIST - 

AGUA FRIA BART 01 Y

1957, 

1958, 

1961, 

1974, 

1975 Y D 2. Likely 26.99 848.60 0.01 9.20 0.01

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. 

145 AZ 04013 Maricopa NEI6949 EGU0041

SALT RIVER PROJ AG I & P DIST - 

KYRENE BART 01 Y

1952, 

1954, 

1971, 

1973, 

2002 Y D 2. Likely 1.98 259.20 0.01 2.20 0.00

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. 

146 AZ 04013 Maricopa NEI18571 3315

SALT RIVER PROJ AG I & P DIST - 

SANTAN GENERATING PLANT BART 01 Y

1974 and 

1975. Y D 2. Likely 0.17 0.01 0.00 0.00

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe. 

384 AZ Maricopa REYNOLDS METAL CO. BART 20 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the secondary metal 

production plant source category list.

16 AZ 04019 Pima NEI18621 040192869

ARIZONA PORTLAND CEMENT 

COMPANY BART 04 Y

Before 

1974. Y Y 1. Yes 10.68 4.87

This source is identified on the Portland Cement 

source category list. Arizona indicates that this 

facility is currently subject of an EPA enforcement 

action, alleging that a modification of the facility 

triggered NSR and PSD in 1998. Arizona also states 

that they believe that the source operates some 

equipment that is BART applicable, but believes, due 

to EPA's enforcement action, the source will end up 

replacing all of its equipment with state of the art 

controls.

86 AZ 04019 Pima NEI6704 EGU0047

TUCSON ELECTRIC POWER CO - 

IRVINGTON BART 01 Y

1958, 

1960, 

1962, 

1967, 

1972 Y Y 1. Yes 33.41 2,540.00 138.50 3,118.60 34.74

The permit and source category reference document, 

BART 01 tables indicate possible BART-eligible units 

were constructed in the BART timeframe. NEI reveals 

unit(s) in BART timeframe that have aggregate 

actuals greater than 250 tpy.

98 AZ 04021 Pinal NEI6628 EGU0048 APS SAGUARO POWER PLANT BART 01 Y

1954, 

1955, 

1972, 

1973 Y D 2. Likely 8.90 159.90 8.71 0.60 7.73

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables indicates possible BART-eligible units were 

constructed in the BART timeframe.

223 AZ 04021 Pinal NEIAZT$12405 040212058 Magma Copper Co. in San Manuel BART 08 M

Constructe

d in 1956. 

Still 

existed in 

1986. M D 3. Potentially 0.00 0.01

This source is identified on the primary copper source 

category list. Arizona indicates that this facility was 

renamed to BHP Copper, and that the smelter was 

shut down sometime in 2002. Arizona believes that it 

is possible that this source will start up again.

319 AZ Pinal CYPRUS CASA GRANDE CORP. BART 20 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the secondary metal 

production plant source category list.

352.39 72,375.01 8,857.32 62,701.47 690.84

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NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

43 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI7802 07130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC BART 01 Y

1954, 

1960, 

1961, 

1972 Y Y 1. Yes 158.91 769.73 156.15 12.80 49.51

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. NEI reveals 

unit(s) in BART timeframe that have aggregate 

actuals greater than 250 tpy. 

80 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI7570 EGU0078 SOUTHERN ENERGY CALIFORNIA, CO BART 01 Y 1964 Y Y 1. Yes 74.98 249.60 48.52 6.00 12.59

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables as Mirant Delta 

LLC - Contra Costa. The permit reflects the 

namechange and shows two large boilers each 

having heat inputs of 3400 MMBtu/hr. NEI reveals 

unit(s) in BART timeframe that have aggregate 

actuals greater than 250 tpy. 

106 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD

NEIRCA31192

8 7130311928 Calpine Pittsburg LLC - Power Plant BART 01 Y 1966 Y D 2. Likely 57.50 38.82 1.59 8.33

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and shows one 

unit built in 1966. The permit reveals that there are 

three waste heat boilers associated with three gas 

turbines; when aggregated the heat input is greater 

than 250 MMBtu/hr. Need to know construction 

dates.

131 CA 06075

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI7817 EGU0144 Mirant Potrero LLC - Potrero BART 01 Y

1965, 

1976 Y D 2. Likely 22.37 162.90 15.72 1.80 4.95

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

136 CA 06075

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI7686 EGU0143 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER BART 01 Y

1948, 

1949, 

1958, 

1976 Y D 2. Likely 18.28 99.50 9.20 1.60 3.55

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

155 CA 06095

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI2CA312626 48130312626 VALERO REFINING COMPANY - CALI BART 11 Y

pre-1980, 

1974 Y D 2. Likely 2,289.36 219.37 7,009.38 388.68

This source (aka Exxonmobil refining) is identified on 

the petroleum refinery and sulfur recovery source 

category lists.

167 CA

BAY AREA 

AQMD ASARCO Inc. BART 20 Y 1983 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the secondary metal 

production plant source category list.

181 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI19587 07130310

CHEVRON USA Inc - 1 Power Plant 

Richmond CA BART 11 Y

1936, 

1950 M D 3. Potentially 116.30 2,062.92 188.08 1,828.89 1,636.81

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables, petroleum 

refinery, sulfur recovery, and large fossil-fuel fired 

boiler source category lists. It is assumed that this 

source does not generate electricity for sale. The 

permit reveals that this source is a petroleum 

refinery; therefore, what units were built or 

reconstructed in the BART timeframe (1962-1977)?

205 CA 06085

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI24859 43130317 HANSON PERMANENTE CEMENT BART 04 Y

1939, 

1960's, 

1970's M D 3. Potentially 1,935.30 193.04 555.48 20.10

This source (fka Kaiser Cement) is identified on the 

Portland cement source category document. From 

the permit, it appears this source is a Portland 

cement plant; however no construction dates are 

known. A websearch indicates this source expanded 

in the 1960's and 70's.

224 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI19834 07130311 MARTINEZ REFINING COMPANY BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 41.20 3,101.27 371.64 1,325.93 1,047.61

This source (aka shell oil products) is identified on the 

petroleum refinery source category list.

233 CA 06085

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI25015 43130341 OWENS CORNING BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 62.35 342.82 108.85 1.93 12.63

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. The permit suggests that 

this source may actually makes glass fibers which 

would be considered one of the 26 BART categories. 

The boiler on site is less than 250 MMBtu/hr.

239 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI19870 7130316 PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY - SAN FRAN BART 11 Y

pre-1974, 

1983 M D 3. Potentially 24.88 1,793.61 66.67 1,129.66 768.66

This source (aka Tosco refining) is identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

and the petroleum refinery source category list. The 

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

shows one unit built in 1983.

246 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEICALF8680 7130311661 RHODIA INC BART 21 Y 1978 M D 3. Potentially 6.68 30.45 419.06 0.67

The permit indicates this is a sulfuric acid production 

plant and it is classified under SIC 2819. The permit 

shows equipment built in 1978. The source does not 

appear to make charcoal. In addition, this source is 

identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

269 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD none 07130314628 ULTRAMAR INC BART 11 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 1,958.92 140.94 4,503.88 649.62

The permit indicates this source (aka TESORO 

REFINING AND MARKETING) is a petroleum 

refinery; it also appears to have petroleum storage 

and transfer >300,000 bbls. The source also has a 

sulfuric acid plant and a sulfur recovery unit. In 

addition, there are several large boilers located at this 

source.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

Category Comments

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

State District strNTISiteID Eligible?

Unique 

ID

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271 CA 06081

BAY AREA 

AQMD United Cogen Inc. BART 01 Y 1985 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

304 CA

BAY AREA 

AQMD Cerro Metals BART 20 Y 1983 D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the secondary metal 

production plant source category list.

321 CA 06001

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI18896 113032773 DAVIS STREET SMART BART 21 D D D 4. Do not know 38.49 1.10

No permit can be found online. Our research 

indicates that there are no municipal incinerators in 

the WRAP region that were built or reconstructed 

during the BART timeframe.

335 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI19668 7130323 GENERAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION

BART 10, 

BART 21 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.92 1.23 224.01 0.06

The permit indicates this is a sulfuric acid production 

plant and it is classified under SIC 2819. No 

construction dates are available. The source does 

not appear to make charcoal.

336 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD

NEIRCA03914

3 71303173 GEORGIA PACIFIC CORPORATION BART 21 D D D 4. Do not know 47.01 73.27 0.19 1.87

346 CA 06055

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI21897 2813031129 HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY BART 21 D D D 4. Do not know 0.23 0.02 0.04 0.07

347 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD

NEIRCA31064

9 7130310649 IMTT RICHMOND CA

BART 11, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 Y D D 4. Do not know 1.57 0.04 0.01 6.70

An internet search reveals that this source is a 

petroleum storage and transfer facility with a capcity 

greater than 300,000 Barrels. No construction dates 

or PTE are known.

349 CA 06001

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEICAT$13106 113033024 ISOLA LAMINATE SYSTEMS, CORP

BART 21, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 62.33

Bay area's website indicates that the permit for this 

source is still being developed.

382 CA 06085

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEI25071 431303207 QUEBECOR WORLD SAN JOSE INC BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 3.17 1.59 261.63

396 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD

NEIRCA31121

8 07130311218 SHELL MARTINEZ CATALYST PLANT

BART 11, 

BART 15, 

BART 21, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 0.00 5.57 0.24 1.35

424 CA 06013

BAY AREA 

AQMD NEICA013677 7130322 TOSCO REFINING COMPANY BART 18 M D D 4. Do not know 631.87 63.98 1,765.88 0.02

The permit indicates this source is a petroleum coke 

calcining operation (converting coke to almost pure 

carbon, with a defined structure); this source may be 

considered a fuel conversion plant. Need to know 

more about this process.

391 CA

BUTTE 

COUNTY 

AQMD SANTA FE PACIFIC PIPELINES BART 23 M D D 4. Do not know

Based on an interview with district, this could be a 

BART-23. Need to know years of construction.

212 CA 06021

GLENN 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI19980 1116101000 JOHNS-MANVILLE BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 189.48 107.83 203.57 3.88 190.88

District verified construction date and that this is a 

glass fiber processing plant.

121 CA 06025

IMPERIAL 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI20010 EGU0091

IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT - EL 

CENTRO BART 01 Y

1952, 

1957, 

1968, 

1993 Y Y 1. Yes 27,678.94 267.80 12.82 0.80 0.37

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. The district 

indicated that this source had PTE between 200 to 

300 tpy. The NEI indicates that actuals are just below 

250 tpy and CAMD indicates there was a boiler built 

in 1968.

343 CA 06025

IMPERIAL 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI20009 13151110 HOLLY SUGAR CO 3 BART 12 Y D D 4. Do not know 113.56 210.01 25.98 12.39 0.33

The district verified that the source has lime kilns but 

they are of unknown age.

174 CA 06029

KERN 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI20046 1505129 CALIFORNIA PORTLAND CEMENT CO. BART 04 Y

1930s1940s M D 3. Potentially 3,026.33 275.37 928.95 1.57 Need to review modification history in detail

220 CA 06029

KERN 

COUNTY 

APCD NEICA1505122 15051220 LEHIGH SOUTHWEST CEMENT CO. BART 04 Y

1930s1940s M D 3. Potentially 789.58 354.04 20.30 28.97 Need to review modification history in detail

231 CA 06029

KERN 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI20130 15051221 NATIONAL CEMENT CO BART 04 Y

1930s1940s M D 3. Potentially 1,377.98 254.39 1.25 4.29

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list. Need to review modification 

history in detail

425 CA 06029

KERN 

COUNTY 

APCD NEICA10549 15051228 U.S. BORAX BART 21 Y D D 4. Do not know 264.11 245.51 52.35 6.78 The NEI indicates this source is a chemical plant.

94 CA 06071

MOJAVE 

DESERT 

AQMD NEICA0712395 EGU0138 ALTA (COOL WATER) BART 01 Y

1958, 

1961, 

1962, 

1964, 

1978, 

1978 Y D 2. Likely 7.60 72.70 6.58 0.40 6.60

AQMD indicates this source is also known as Reliant 

Energy Coolwater LLC. This source is identified on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 

tables. The EPA website says this source is an 

electric power generation plant. No permit can be 

found online.

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177 CA 06071

MOJAVE 

DESERT 

AQMD NEICA0712419

36051810000

5 CEMEX - BLACK MOUNTAIN QUARRY BART 04 Y pre-1949 M D 3. Potentially 4,483.26 276.69 427.06 63.29

The EPA website reveals that this source is actually 

located at two sites (Victorville and Black Mountain). 

The source was previously named Southwestern 

Portland Cement. The source is identified on the 

Portland cement plant source category list. From the 

permit, it appears that this source went through a 

major expansion and much of the old equipment was 

shutdown, replaced with new equipment and controls. 

Is there any equipment still operating that was built or 

reconstructed during the BART timeframe?

209 CA 06071

MOJAVE 

DESERT 

AQMD NEI22851

36051890000

2 IMC Chemicals Inc - Argus Cogen BART 21 Y 1978 M D 3. Potentially 1,947.73 326.30 109.84 50.56

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. From the 

permit, it appears this source is a chemical 

processing plant. In addition, the permit shows three 

boilers that are greater then 250 MMBtu/hr each. It 

appears the permit for this source includes the ACE 

Cogeneration plant located in Trona. Several 

construction dates are not known.

226 CA 06071

MOJAVE 

DESERT 

AQMD NEI22838

36051811800

001 MITSUBISHI CEMENT 2000 BART 04 Y pre-1978 M D 3. Potentially 2,244.77 599.96 229.20 17.11

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list. The permit confirms this source 

is a Portland cement plant; however, no construction 

dates are known. This source is not a petroleum 

refinery or lime plant, nor does the source have 

petroleum storage facilities.

268 CA 06071

MOJAVE 

DESERT 

AQMD NEI22877

36051812000

03 TXI RIVERSIDE CEMENT COMPANY BART 04 Y 1954 M D 3. Potentially 4,495.76 1,469.75 218.89 95.39

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables suggests that there is a power house located at 

this source; however, it appears from the permit that 

this source does not sell the electricity, but uses it. 

This source is also identified on the Portland cement 

plant source category list. The permit confirms that 

this source is a Portland cement plant; however, no 

construction dates are known.

114 CA 06053

MONTEREY 

BAY UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0531869 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING BART 01 Y

1967, 

1968, 

2002 Y Y 1. Yes 140.62 518.80 139.85 11.00 122.13

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. The permit 

says the source has a present net power production 

capacity of approximately 2,590 megawatts from two 

large boilers and two combined cycle gas turbine 

units. The two boilers are BART-eligible because 

CAMD indicates they were built in 1967 and 1968, in 

addition, each has a heat input of 6500 MMBtu/hr and 

actual emissions are greater than 250 tpy. The 

combined cycle gas turbines were not built until 2002 

and therefore are not BART-eligible.

307 CA 06077

MONTEREY 

BAY UNIFIED 

APCD NEI2CA301060 3914301060 CHEMICAL LIME COMPANY BART 12 Y 1942 M D 3. Potentially 0.25 0.00

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. The permit says that this source was 

constructed in 1942; it also suggests this source is a 

lime plant and there is no indication that this source is 

a Portland cement plant.

249 CA 06087

MONTEREY 

BAY UNIFIED 

APCD NEI2CA151186 4407151186 RMC PACIFIC MATERIALS BART 04 Y 1906 M D 3. Potentially 5.47 821.52 194.97 722.17 7.18

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list. This source was previously 

known as Lonestar Cement. APCD indicates this 

facility was modified in the early 80s and has a 

PSD/NSR permit. The permit says the facility has 

been in operation since 1906. Is there any equipment 

that was built or reconstructed during the BART 

timeframe? In addition, the permit does not indicate 

this source has any petroleum transfer or storage. 

147 CA 06023

NORTH 

COAST 

UNIFIED 

AQMD NEI19992 12062037

SAMOA PACIFIC CELLULOSE, LLC 

(FORMERLY LP SAMOA) BART 03 Y 1965 Y D 2. Likely 351.12 93.32 40.99 103.92

The District stated that this is now Stockton Pacific 

Enterprises. Boiler burns mainly black liquor. This 

source is listed on the Kraft pulp mill source category 

list.

234 CA 06023

NORTH 

COAST 

UNIFIED 

AQMD NEI19995 EGU0089

PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO - 

HUMBOLDT BAY BART 01 Y

1956, 

1958 M D 3. Potentially 19.06 870.90 21.43 3.90 11.63

District indicates that this source was in existence in 

1979. This source is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables.

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105 CA 06073

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI8053 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO BART 01 Y

1954, 

1956, 

1958, 

1968, 

1973, Y D 2. Likely 100.79 274.70 159.57 38.30 72.99

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with 

construction dates in the BART timeframe. No permit 

can be found online.

115 CA 06073

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI8147 EGU0142 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL BART 01 Y

1960, 

1962, 

1964, 

1971 Y D 2. Likely 52.06 98.40 193.81 21.10 47.65

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with 

construction dates in the BART timeframe. No permit 

can be found online.

253 CA

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY 

APCD San Diego Gas & Electric Co. - Silver Gate BART 01 Y

1943, 

1943, 

1948, 

1948, 

1950, 

1952 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. No permit can 

be found online. 

352 CA 06073

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY 

APCD NEICA0733343 371227118 KELCO / NUTRASWEET KELCO BART 21 Y D D

4. Do not 

know 76.46 9.60 1.69 59.28

No permit can be found online. This source harvests 

kelp and makes food additives (extract chemicals 

from the kelp) and is classified under SIC 2833. The 

San Diego APCD confirms that there are no boilers 

with a heat input greater than 250 MMBtu/hr located 

at this source.

210 CA 06077

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI23655 391430767 J R SIMPLOT COMPANY BART 10 Y 1975 Y D 2. Likely 13.69 82.03 313.05 0.27

This source is identified on the hydrofluoric, sulfuric, 

and nitric acid plant source category list. The permit 

suggest this source is a fertilizer manufacturer. An 

internet search reveals that this source has a nitric 

acid plant.

192 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI20174 15143033 EQUILON ENTERPRISES LLC BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 5.26 319.14 90.40 72.13 63.25

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

122 CA 06019

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI19939 101430705 J R SIMPLOT COMPANY BART 10 Y 1950's M D 3. Potentially 4.52 40.52 2.47 0.01 0.02

This source is identified on the hydrofluoric, sulfuric, 

and nitric acid plant source category list. The permit 

suggest this source is a fertilizer manufacturer. An 

internet search reveals that this source has a sulfuric 

acid plant.

215 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI20103 15143037 KERN OIL & REFINING COMPANY BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 0.25 86.67 0.19 139.78 43.13

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

254 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI20154 15143036 San Joaquin Refining Co. BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 19.12 4.04 0.43 89.42

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

259 CA 06107

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI25959 541430834 Sierra Power BART 01 Y 1985 M D 3. Potentially 7.63 63.24 5.22 5.66 9.81

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with a 

construction date outside the BART timeframe.

282 CA 06019

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0191121 1014301121 AERA ENERGY LLC BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 94.16 16.70 34.32 3.97

283 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291548 1514301548 AERA ENERGY LLC

BART 11, 

BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 4.76 0.23 0.43 22.66

284 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291135 1514301135 AERA ENERGY LLC BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 360.72 128.57 80.85 32.43

285 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291547 1514301547 AERA ENERGY LLC BART 23 M D D 4. Do not know 1,127.30 61.73 24.28 83.81 The permit reveals no large boilers.

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305 CA 06039

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI21588 201430261 CERTAINTEED CORPORATION BART 25 D D D 4. Do not know 10.50 156.34 37.07 6.50 33.17

179 CA 06053

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0537152 270715256 CHEMICAL LIME COMPANY BART 12 Y pre-2000 D D 4. Do not know 62.73 107.07 2.10 1.65

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list.

308 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291128 1514301128 CHEVRON USA INC

BART 18, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 590.75 57.05 90.92 14.43

309 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291057 1514301127 CHEVRON USA INC

BART 18, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 131.86 33.39 6.15 12.60

310 CA 06019

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0190311 101430311 CHEVRON USA INC BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 186.18 15.73 114.75 7.70

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

326 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0293039 15143039 EOTT ENERGY OPERATING LTD

BART 18, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 18.92 1.09 0.08 161.46

341 CA 06077

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0773977 391430395 Heinz USA BART 22 Y D D

4. Do not 

know 9.33 1.85 0.14 0.28

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

344 CA 06077

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0773969 391430410 HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION BART 12 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.60 2.81 0.00 0.01

This source as identified on the lime plant source 

category list. The permit indicates there are two lime 

kilns located at this source. Is this plant still 

operating?

367 CA 06019

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0192885 1014302885 NUEVO ENERGY COMPANY BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 256.53 1.24 0.01 110.07

368 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291372 1514301372 NUEVO ENERGY COMPANY

BART 11, 

BART 18, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 196.92 14.25 4.95 1.55

370 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0292234 1514302234 OCCIDENTAL OF ELK HILLS, INC. BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 427.61 0.65 0.40 325.01 This source is identified on the large boiler list. 

379 CA 06019

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI19947 101430948 PPG INDUSTRIES BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 267.97 5.97 69.76 0.95

390 CA

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD Santa Fe Energy Resources, Inc BART 22 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

395 CA

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD Shell California Production Western E & P BART 22 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

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409 CA 06019

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA019872 1014301179 SPRECKELS SUGAR COMPANY BART 12 Y pre-2003 D D 4. Do not know 92.21 2.94 7.97 0.05 0.09

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list.

410 CA 06099

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0995320 5014301680 STANISLAUS FOOD PRODUCTS BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 14.20 2.42 0.31 1.08

413 CA 06107

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA1071075 5414301075 STYROTEK INC BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 3.17 0.53 0.18 256.12

416 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291141 1514301141 TEXACO CALIFORNIA INC. (TCI) BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 191.19 130.34 401.05 23.44

417 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291129 1514301129 TEXACO EXPLOR & PROD INC BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 115.43 4.69 0.11 25.95

418 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291131 1514301131 TEXACO EXPLORATION

BART 18, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 215.49 41.47 30.40 69.48

431 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291738 1514301738 VINTAGE PETROLEUM INC BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 166.84 1.11 0.08 9.57

432 CA 06107

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEI25962 541430417 WATERMAN INDUSTRIES INC

BART 06, 

BART 20 D D D 4. Do not know 0.05 6.19 0.00 0.00

435 CA 06029

SAN 

JOAQUIN 

VALLEY 

UNIFIED 

APCD NEICA0291136 1514301136 WESTERN MIDWAY COMPANY BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 501.78 2.06 42.08

38 CA 06079

SAN LUIS 

OBISPO 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI7742 EGU0148 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY BART 01 Y

1955, 

1956, 

1962, 

1963 Y Y 1. Yes 56.75 283.70 55.70 4.70 40.67

District verified this is most likely BART-eligible. 

However, facility may be shutdown.

152 CA 06079

SAN LUIS 

OBISPO 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI19869 40113113 TOSCO SANTA MARIA REFINERY BART 11 Y Y D 2. Likely 142.42 109.70 3,759.58 88.26 District verified this is most likely BART-eligible.

176 CA 06083

SANTA 

BARBARA 

COUNTY 

APCD NEICA0834310 42112527 CARPINTERIA GAS PLANT BART 15 M pre-1970 M D 3. Potentially 684.99 8.04 0.41 0.06 68.42

This source is owned by Chevron USA. From the 

permit, this source does not appear to make liquid 

natural gas and therefore would not be considered a 

fuel conversion plant. This source has no large 

boilers. In addition, this plant does not appear to be a 

refinery (the source only purifies natural gas), nor 

does it have any petroleum storage and transfer 

facilities with a capacity greater than 300,000bbls. Is 

there a sulfur recovery unit located at this facility?

299 CA 06089

SHASTA 

COUNTY 

AQMD NEI25375 4516282 CALAVERAS CEMENT COMPANY BART 04 Y D D 4. Do not know 527.09 121.74 17.17 5.21

The district stated that the source was rebuilt in 1985 

and currently has a PSD permit. It was unclear 

whether the PSD permit was for a reconstruction and 

whether it covered the whole source.

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90 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI8193 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC BART 01 Y

1956, 

1957, 

1961, 

1962, 

1964, 

1966, 

1969 Y D 2. Likely 170.46 317.70 167.95 13.40 148.05

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. This source is 

also known as So. Cal. Edison in Long Beach.

91 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22252 EGU0121 AES HUNTINGTON BEACH, LLC BART 01 Y

1958, 

1969, 

2003 Y D 2. Likely 54.54 84.30 56.25 4.60 47.37

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. 

92 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21312 EGU0108

AES REDONDO BEACH LLC - 

REDONDO BEACH BART 01 Y

1949, 

1954, 

1957, 

1967, 

1967 Y D 2. Likely 80.07 165.60 80.58 6.20 69.54

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. 

1534 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA10698 EGU0113 Broadway - City of Pasadena BART 01 Y

1955, 

1957, 

1965 Y D 2. Likely 4.81 30.00 5.41 0.30 4.15

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. 

108 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20467

19102680003

0 CHEVRON PRODUCTS CO. BART 11 Y

1975, 

1987, 

1991, 

1996 Y D 2. Likely 73.30 1,026.63 261.32 1,227.36 881.38

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and the 

petroleum refinery source category list.

110 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20395 19102625638 City of Burbank - Magnolia Plant BART 01 Y

1949, 

1953, 

1969 Y D 2. Likely 0.02 2.14

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. Is this source 

still operating?

111 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI12533 EGU0118 City of Burbank - Olive Plant BART 01 Y

1959, 

1964, 

1965, 

1972, 

1978 Y D 2. Likely 3.04 34.20 0.30

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. Is this source 

still operating?

113 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20711 EGU0109 City of Glendale - Grayson Plant BART 01 Y

1953, 

1959, 

1964, 

1972, 

1977 Y D 2. Likely 5.03 18.00 12.07 1.10 38.55

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. Is this source 

still operating?

124 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20890 EGU0111 LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENER BART 01 Y

1958, 

1959, 

1974 Y D 2. Likely 43.48 33.30 65.22 10.90 63.07

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

129 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI11241 EGU0110 LOS ANGELES CITY OF - HAYNES BART 01 Y

1960, 

1962, 

1963, 

1964, 

1965, 

1966, 

1967 Y D 2. Likely 95.78 220.90 24.61 7.40 87.08

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

141 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI8319 EGU0139

RELIANT ENERGY ETIWANDA LLC - 

ETIWANDA BART 01 Y

1953, 

1963, 

1969 Y D 2. Likely 38.35 124.60 39.28 3.10 33.31

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. No permit can 

be found online.

386 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI2CA114801

19102611480

1 RHONE- POULENC INC BART 21 Y 1976 Y D 2. Likely 23.83 4.52 209.94 0.13

This source is also known as Rhodia Dominguez 

Plant and Eco Services; it is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables with a 

construction date within the BART timeframe. Our 

research indicates this source is a sulfuric acid plant.

148 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371586

19102680012

4 SO CAL EDISON CO BART 01 Y

1976, 

1977 Y D 2. Likely 170.03 11.99 0.53 35.91

This source is renamed NRG El Segundo Operations 

Inc. - Long Beach Generation LLC and is identified on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 

tables and large boiler source category list. NRG's 

homepage provides detail that source was originally 

constructed as a steam electric plant in 1924-1926. 

During 1976-1977, two of the original steam turbines 

were repowered with a new combined-cycle power 

plant that included seven new combustion turbines.

149 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI8314 EGU0107 SO CAL EDISON CO BART 01 Y

1955, 

1956, 

1964, 

1965 Y D 2. Likely 96.32 112.90 93.91 3.30 83.65

This source is renamed NRG El Segundo Operations 

Incs. - El Segundo Power and is identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 

tables. NRG's homepage provides detail that there 

are four steam turbine units at this site.

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154 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0592145 30102622473 UNOCAL BART 10 Y 1977 Y D 2. Likely 30.52

This source is also known as Union Oil Co. of 

California and is identified on the hydrofluoric, 

sulfuric, and nitric acid plant source category list as 

having a nitric acid plant constructed in 1977.

159 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Aetna Metals BART 20 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the secondary metals 

production source category list as having secondary 

zinc operations.

164 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20304 19102647232 ARCO CQC KILN BART 01 M 1982 M D 3. Potentially 4.30 285.23 39.92 162.94 6.63

This source is renamed to BP Wilmington Calciner 

and is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. Does this source 

actually sell electricity?

165 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20307 19102638655 ARCO PRODUCTS CO BART 11 Y

1922, 

1987, 

1988 M D 3. Potentially 180.34 1.25

This source is a refinery now renamed BP Carson 

Refinery; the refinery has a cogeneration facility 

collocated at the site named Watson Cogeneration. 

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and the 

petroleum refinery source category list; the 

cogeneration unit was built in the late 1980's. The 

refinery was actually built in 1922. 

166 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0378182 1910268182 Arrowhead Puritas Water BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.10

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. 

173 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Brock Glass BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. Is this source the same as 

OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS CONTAINER?

175 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22744 36102646268 CALIFORNIA STEEL INDUSTRIES IN BART 06 Y 1940's M D 3. Potentially 0.82 156.94 37.87 2.23 41.90

This source is identified on the iron and steel mill 

plant source category list. The EPA website says this 

source manufactures steel sheets and has annealing 

furnaces, boilers, coating furnaces, premelt furnaces, 

galvannealing furnaces, scrubbers, SCR, spray 

coating equipment, and dryers. No permit is found 

online and no construction dates are known.

182 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371576 EGU0112 City of Los Angeles - Valley Plant BART 01 Y

1954, 

1955, 

1956, 

2002 M D 3. Potentially 2.38 23.80 1.34 0.10 4.18

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. Is this source 

still operating?

189 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20616

19102680026

4 Edgington Oil Co. BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 24.24 3.70 6.78 31.89

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

198 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Flintkote (aka Chemical Lime Co.) BART 12 Y pre-1974 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list.

211 CA 06065

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA3310262 33102623907 JOHNS MANVILLE CORP BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 25.93 123.71 0.16 28.82

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. The EPA website says this 

source manufacture fiberglass insulation and has 

several glass furnaces and a formaldehyde binder 

formulation system.

219 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20888

19102680017

0 LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING BART 01 Y

1949, 

1994 M D 3. Potentially 84.71 2.42 2.07 9.90

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

221 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20940 19102612912 LIBBEY GLASS INC BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 74.13 1.13 26.10 5.02

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list.

222 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20966

19102680008

0 Lunday-Thagard Oil Co. BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 21.36 2.40 0.25 8.29

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

227 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21034

19102680008

9 MOBIL OIL CORP (EIS USE) BART 11 Y

pre-1973; 

1989 M D 3. Potentially 700.15 671.30 140.45 834.63 576.19

This source is renamed ExxonMobil Oil Torrance 

Refinery and is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables, and the 

petroleum refinery, sulfur recovery, and large boiler 

source category lists.

1540 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI2CA112853

19102611285

3 NP Cogen Inc. BART 01 Y

1982, 

1983 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. 

235 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICALF5457 LF5457 Pacific Smelting Company BART 20 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the secondary metals 

production source category list as having secondary 

zinc operations. Is this source the same as Reynolds 

Metal Company?

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237 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21130

19102680018

3 PARAMOUNT PETR CORP (EIS USE) BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 71.88 17.67 20.45 120.11

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

244 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Ray Lite-Glass BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. 

245 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA03715 19102615544 Reichold Chemical BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially 2.25 0.15 0.02 1.35

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. 

247 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI2CA115666

36102611566

6

Riverside Canal Power (fka SCEHighgrove) BART 01 Y

1952, 

1953, 

1955 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. 

248 CA 06065

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22453

33102680018

2 RIVERSIDE CEMENT CO (EIS USE) BART 04 Y pre-1981 M D 3. Potentially 61.77 16.97 4.49 1.53

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list. The permit confirms this source 

is a Portland cement plant and reveals no boiler 

greater than 250 MMBtu/hr. Construction dates are 

not known.

256 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371601

19102680011

5 SHELL OIL PRODUCTS CO BART 22 Y

1982, 

1991 M D 3. Potentially 0.56 0.17 126.84

This source was previously named Equilon 

Enterprises LLC and is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables and 

large boiler source category list. 

263 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0712429

36051831000

66 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO BART 01 Y

1957, 

1958 M D 3. Potentially 32.80 0.36 0.03 0.92

This source is renamed Mountain View power Co, 

Inc. and is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

265 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD none

19102680022

3 TEXACO REF & MARKETING INC BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 1,067.16 147.75 837.60 513.99

This source is renamed Shell Oil Products US and is 

identified on the petroleum refinery source category 

list.

266 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD The Glass Works BART 25 Y pre-1979 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the glass fiber processing 

plant source category list. 

267 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0370363

19102680036

3 TOSCO REFINING COMPANY BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 592.50 169.65 735.81 264.16

This source is renamed as Phillips 66 Co. and 

identified on the petroleum refinery and sulfur 

recovery plant source category lists.

270 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21466

19102680002

6 ULTRAMAR INC (NSR USE ONLY) BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 33.71 253.27 168.91 780.88 122.66

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

279 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371282 1910262605 3M CO

BART 21, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 1.20 0.17 0.01 5.25

280 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0592118

30102610401

7 AERA ENERGY LLC

BART 18, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 3.03 0.21 0.03 29.00

281 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0594012

30102610401

2 AERA ENERGY LLC

BART 18, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 176.82 49.70 6.33 18.28

287 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20296 19102616642 ANHEUSER-BUSCH INC., (LA BREWE

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 16.75 20.16 8.94 5.03 182.47

292 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Atlantic Richfield Corp. (ARCO) BART 15 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the sulfur recovery plant 

source category list. Is this the same source as the 

ARCO (now renamed BP Carson Refinery) in 

Carson?

293 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0370326

19102680032

6 AVERY DENNISON

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 12.26 3.76 0.16 252.48

300 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI2CA800387

19102680038

7 California Institute of Technology BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 8.57 0.50 0.19 17.05

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

301 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22743

36102680018

1 CALIFORNIA PORTLAND CEMENT CO BART 04 Y pre-1987 D D 4. Do not know 1,257.48 111.36 181.28 5.50

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list. No permit can be found online.

312 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICAT$12720

19102611098

2

COMMONWEALTH ALUMINUM 

CONCAST

BART 20, 

BART 21 D D D 4. Do not know 16.96 8.72 6.16 14.68

313 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0592063 30102627343 CON AGRA INC, GILROY FOODS DBA BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 1.34 0.24 0.01 103.98

315 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371357 19102615490 CONSOLIDATED DRUM RECONDITIONI BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 4.12 0.36 0.02 131.64

320 CA 06065

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22390 3310263721 DART CONTAINER CORP OF CALIFOR BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 7.83 1.73 0.14 181.66

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322 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371598

19102680003

8 DOUGLAS PRODUCTS DIVISION

BART 21, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 23.55 1.30 0.80 33.00

323 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20605

19102680004

1 DOW CHEM U.S.A. (NSR USE)

BART 21, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 1.94 0.45 0.05 4.61

325 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Entenmann's Inc./Oroweat Foods BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

329 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20661 19102661210 FILTROL CORP

BART 22, 

BART 23, 

BART 26 D D D 4. Do not know 52.67 14.51 0.27 677.99

330 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20665

19102680004

7 FLETCHER OIL & REF CO BART 11 Y D D 4. Do not know 1.88 0.27 9.84

This source is identified as closed on the petroleum 

refinery source category list; however, it appears 

from the NEI that there is something still operating.

332 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0375373 19102675373 FPB COGEN PARTNERS, L.P. BART 01 D D D 4. Do not know 274.01 17.77 0.57 21.54

334 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD General Carbon Co. BART 16 Y pre-1996 D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the carbon black plant 

source category list.

337 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20717 19102644551 GNB TECHNOLOGIES INC BART 20 Y pre-1998 D D 4. Do not know 54.27 141.15 38.45 3.91

This source is identified on the secondary metals 

production source category list as having secondary 

lead operations.

339 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD H. Kramer & Co. BART 20 Y pre-1983 D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the secondary metals 

production source category list as having secondary 

brass and bronze operations.

351 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20846 19102622373 JEFFERSON SMURFIT CORPORATION BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 42.75 1.65 0.61 38.72

Our research indicates this source is not a Kraft pulp 

mill. Does this source have a boiler greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr? No permit can be found online.

353 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371432 19102625070 LA CO., SANITATION DISTRICT BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 125.56 65.15 119.00 12.51

357 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20970 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT BART 01 Y D D 4. Do not know 314.69 13.28 20.46 13.08

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables; however no 

construction dates are known.

358 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20898 1910262619

Los Angeles County Health ServiceKin/Drew Medical Center BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 3.41 0.58 0.05 0.77

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

1535 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20547 EGU0102

Los Angeles County Sanitation - 

Commerce Refuse To Energy BART 01 Y D D 4. Do not know 115.06 11.23 10.39 3.12

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables; however no 

construction dates are known.

362 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22154 30102683444 MCGAW INC

BART 21, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 168.42 7.40 0.24 21.78

363 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22155 3010262825 MCP FOODS INC

BART 21, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 1.89 0.51 0.00 386.36

364 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21027 19102614855 MILLER BREWING CO BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 4.96 14.94 2.11 0.17 128.17

369 CA 06065

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0652180 33102612362 NUTRILITE DIVISION OF AMWAY CO

BART 21, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 2.72 0.34 0.03 93.81

372 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371142 19102643536 OGDEN POWER PACIFIC, INC BART 01 D D D 4. Do not know 108.24 25.29 17.95

From the permit facility description, this source was 

previously known as Pacific Energy and is a landfill 

gas recovery system. Is there a fossil fuel-fired 

steam electric plant located at this source?

374 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21104 1910267427

OWENS-BROCKWAY GLASS 

CONTAINER

BART 21, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 166.44 38.18 176.55 3.88

380 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21178 1910267416 Praxair Inc. BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.53 3.93 0.00 3.48

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

381 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0712510 36102625318 PREMIER INDUSTRIES INC., INSUL BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 3.02 0.23 0.02 102.64

383 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD

NEIRCA65251

7 19102652517 REXAM PLC, REXAM BEVERAGE CAN

BART 20, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 9.97 2.51 0.08 132.70

California 10 of 12
Master List of California Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

385 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICAT$12642

19102680010

9 REYNOLDS METALS CO (EIS USE) BART 20 D D D 4. Do not know 9.34 0.60 0.06 288.23

387 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD RSR Corporation BART 20 Y pre-1998 D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the secondary metals 

production source category list as having secondary 

lead operations.

389 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI20351

19102610870

1 SAINT-GOBAIN CONTAINERS LLC BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 91.33 30.63 39.80 2.47

393 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371538 1910269053

SEMPRA ENERGY FAC 

MGMT/CENTRAL BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 48.86 0.97 0.18 11.88

394 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD SFE Technologies BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

400 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371977

19102610197

7 SIGNAL HILL PETROLEUM INC

BART 18, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 0.00 0.00 20.20

402 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21304

19102680020

4 SIMPSON PAPER CO BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 145.24 24.96 1.03 67.10

Our research indicates this source is not a Kraft pulp 

mill. Does this source have a boiler greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr? No permit can be found online.

403 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21311 19102682727 SMURFIT NEWSPRINT CORPORATION BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 4.27 74.63 4.85 1.55 4.10

Our research indicates this source is not a Kraft pulp 

mill. This source is identified on the large boiler 

source category list. However, the EPA website 

indicates that this source may have a boiler greater 

than 250 MMBtu/hr or a steam turbine? Does this 

source sell electricity?

404 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22896 36102643201 SNOW SUMMIT INC

BART 21, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 135.49 7.30 2.13 10.03

406 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371172 1910264477 SO CAL EDISON CO

BART 01, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 435.02 40.62 11.37 50.32

407 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371233 1910265973 SO CAL GAS CO

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 63.42 0.04 0.16 66.40

408 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371603

19102680012

8 SO CAL GAS CO (EIS USE)

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 194.36 0.12 2.20 67.91

411 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22273 3010261634 STEELCASE INC, WESTERN DIV BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 4.29 0.95 5.33 43.03

412 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA2683753 19102683753 STOCKER RESOURCES INC

BART 18, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 2.29 0.25 0.03 71.25

414 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371294 19102655714 SUNLAW COGENERATION PARTNERS I BART 01 D D D 4. Do not know 1.77 0.16 1.47

415 CA 06071

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22918 36102618931 TAMCO BART 06 Y 1956 D D 4. Do not know 104.29 70.74 0.38 4.12

This source is identified on the iron and steel mill 

plant source category list. Our research indicates an 

electric arc furnace was built in 1996. The EPA 

website says this source recycles metal scrap and 

manufactures rebar. No permit can be found online 

and no other construction dates are known.

419 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0379553

19102610955

3 TEXACO EXPLORATION AND PRODUCT BART 18 D D D 4. Do not know 0.12 0.02 0.00 0.02

420 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0371276 19102649956 Texaco, Inc BART 15 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.52 0.03 0.05 19.34

This source is identified on the sulfur recovery plant 

source category list. Is this the same source as the 

Texaco (now renamed Shell Oil Products) refinery in 

Wilmington? 

421 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21426

19102680032

5 TIDELANDS OIL PRODUCTION CO

BART 18, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 8.67 1.07 0.10 18.48

422 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI22297 30102624060 TOMKINS INDUSTRIES INC-LASCO P BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 0.95 0.13 0.00 327.92

423 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0379991

19102680036

2 TOSCO REFINING COMPANY

BART 11, 

BART 15, 

BART 22, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 0.39 388.56 40.07 422.57 141.41 Is this source the BP Carson Refinery? 

California 11 of 12
Master List of California Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

426 CA 06059

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEICA0590263

30102680026

3 U.S. GOVT, DEPT OF NAVY

BART 04, 

BART 21, 

BART 23 D D D 4. Do not know 102.43 2.45 2.26 12.17

427 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Union Pacific Resources BART 11 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

428 CA 06037

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD NEI21499

19102680015

3 US Govt, Lb Na BART 22 Y D D 4. Do not know 10.06 0.35 0.00 20.38

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list.

430 CA

SOUTH 

COAST 

AQMD Valero Refining Co. BART 11 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list.

257 CA 06109

TUOLUMNE 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI25966 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC INDUSTRIES BART 01 M 2001 M D 3. Potentially 96.51 56.00 3.63 0.17

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with a data 

outside the BART timeframe; however, the CA district 

believes this source could be a BART source 

because the steam turbine is at least 20 years old. 

However, the source burns wood, does it burn fossil 

fuel more than 50%?

142 CA 06111

VENTURA 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI26068 EGU0160 Reliant Energy Mandalay LLC BART 01 Y

1959, 

1959, 

1970 Y D 2. Likely 22.05 27.20 13.59 2.90 7.26

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. No permit can 

be found online. Is this a fossil fuel-fired steam 

generating plant that has greater than 250 MMBtu/hr 

heat input? Any combined cycle turbines? What is 

the construction and reconstruction dates?

143 CA 06111

VENTURA 

COUNTY 

APCD NEI26069 EGU0161 Reliant Energy Ormond Bch LLC BART 01 Y

1971, 

1973 Y D 2. Likely 53.91 93.70 29.54 7.20 17.78

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. This source is 

formerly known as SCE and is also identified on the 

large boiler database. No permit can be found online.

31,378.17 55,274.23 10,315.36 32,811.46 14,793.70

California 12 of 12
COLORADO 
Master List of Colorado Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

23 CO 08013 NEI446 0003 CEMEX, INC. - LYONS CEMENT PLANT BART 04 Y

1972, 

1974 Y Y 1. Yes 2,178.72 516.64 50.34 128.30

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source. 

25 CO 08101 NEICO0048 0048

CF&I STEEL L P DBA ROCKY MTN 

STEEL MILLS BART 06 Y

EAF built 

in 1973 

and 1976. Y Y 1. Yes 526.25 254.72 267.02 106.65

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source. Colorado believes there is an 

electric arc furnace that may be subject; it also 

appears that some sources at the refinery meet 

criteria.

32 CO 08001 NEI415 0004

COLORADO REFINING CO TOTAL 

PETROLEUM BART 11 Y Pre-1980. Y Y 1. Yes 207.03 136.14 394.45 422.94

The Source is now called Valero Denver refinery. 

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source and believes there are some 

units that will be subject. Our research indicates this 

is a petroleum refinery. 

34 CO 08041 NEI11948 EGU0167

COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE 

PLT BART 01 Y

1962, 

1968, 

1974 Y Y 1. Yes 15.22 4,205.00 83.99 8,529.50 31.53

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Units 5, 6, 7. 

36 CO 08001 NEI889 0003 CONOCO INC DENVER REFINERY BART 11 Y Pre-1980. Y Y 1. Yes 1.07 747.55 167.60 2,189.39 240.78

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for some units.

65 CO 08013 NEI11807 EGU0164 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT BART 01 Y

1964 and 

1973 Y Y 1. Yes 8.34 2,056.90 73.18 3,786.40 23.59

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Unit 5, the source 

also has auxiliary boilers < 250mmB/hr with emissions 

< 250 TPY.

66 CO 08001 NEI11765 EGU0163 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT BART 01 Y

1957, 

1959, 

1962, 

1968 Y Y 1. Yes 36.26 9,475.50 282.15 15,957.20 71.55

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Unit 4.

67 CO 08101 NEI11781 EGU0182 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT BART 01 Y

1971, 

1973, and 

1975 Y Y 1. Yes 43.74 8,809.60 157.18 16,773.20 90.50

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Units 1 & 2.

68 CO 08031 NEICO0310041 0041

PUBLIC SERVICE CO DENVER STEAM 

PLT BART 22 Y

1972 and 

1974 Y Y 1. Yes 164.20 1.10 0.40 3.20

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as 

a potential BART-eligible source because of 2 boilers 

that each have a heat input of 250 MMBtu/hr or 

greater. Colorado also identifies SO2 PTE is greater 

than 250 tpy.

69 CO 08107 NEI12210 EGU0183 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT BART 01 Y

1965 and 

1976 Y Y 1. Yes 27.21 8,603.30 309.85 2,868.10 57.10

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Units 1 & 2.

84 CO 08081 NEI12541 EGU0175 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG BART 01 Y

1973, 

1979, 

1980, 

1984 Y Y 1. Yes 74.95 19,381.10 445.27 10,390.90 20.10

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Units 1 & 2.

126 CO 08099 NEI12138 0006 LAMAR UTILITIES BOARD BART 01 Y

1939, 

1952, 

1972, 

2001 Y D 2. Likely 286.88 7.30 4.17 3.78

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source and believes there is a gas fired 

boiler that will be subject. This source is identified on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 

tables.

33 CO 08041 NEI479 EGU0169

COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - NIXON 

PLT BART 01 Y

1973-

1977, 

1980, 

1999 M D 3. Potentially 14.60 2,830.70 20.22 4,968.30 29.46

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for the Coal Unit 1. It 

is unclear what units at this source were built from 

1973-1977. Data from DOE indicates that a boiler 

was put in service in 1980 and turbines of some kind 

were placed in service between 1973-1977.

183 CO 08041 NEI11955 0003 Colorado Springs Utilities, Birdsall BART 01 Y

1953, 

1954, and 

1957 M D 3. Potentially 267.37 7.38 0.63 5.26

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source; however, later stated that this 

source was not reconstructed during the BART 

timeframe (Built before 1962), nor was there any new 

sources constructed. In addition, Colorado indicates 

that this power plant is used only as a peaking unit. 

206 CO 08043 NEI886 0001 HOLCIM (US) INC. PORTLAND PLANT BART 04 Y pre-1977 M D 3. Potentially 1,150.40 231.92 241.60 77.00

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source; the plant was reconstructed in 

1990s, has PSD permit for some pollutants.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

Colorado 1 of 2
Master List of Colorado Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

242 CO 08087 NEI12667 EGU0179 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT BART 01 Y 1981 M D 3. Potentially 31.81 4,591.70 595.32 14,832.50 65.21

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source. This source is identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 

tables. Colorado indicates there is some question to 

the construction dates.

250 CO 08013 NEICO0025 0025 ROCHE COLORADO CORP BART 21 Y pre-1977 M D 3. Potentially 19.76 0.57 0.04 127.27

The permit suggests this source was pre-1977; 

however, Colorado believes that most construction 

dates are after 1977; this is a chemical plant that 

makes pharmaceutical drugs. 

274 CO 08043 NEICO0430003 0003

WEST PLAINS ENERGY - W.N. CLARK 

STATION BART 01 Y

1955 and 

1959 M D 3. Potentially 1,057.01 4.71 1,463.00 3.87

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source. However, Colorado indicates 

that the boilers located at this power plant were not 

reconstructed in the BART timeframe and no new 

sources were built. This source is identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 

tables.

317 CO 08043 NEI488 0021 COTTER CORP CANON CITY MILL BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 52.19 96.30 0.03 89.11

Colorado indicates this source is probably not BART 

eligible because most units were built after 1977; 

however, need to verify if there is a large boiler?

85 CO 08059 NEI5269 0820

TRIGEN-NATIONS ENERGY CO - Trigen 

Colorado BART 01 Y

1975, 76, 

77, 83, 

and 97 D D 4. Do not know 1,692.21 33.37 2,341.63 10.47

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a 

potential BART-eligible source for Boilers 4 & 5. DOE 

data indicate that a turbine was built in the BART 

timeframe, it is unclear if this device is actually 

considered part of a BART-eligible source. Dates are 

not available for any boilers at the source. The PTE 

for the BART-eligible units is also unknown.

437 CO 08123 NEI26168 0002 Western Sugar Co. BART 12 Y D D 4. Do not know 22.99 77.70 5.06 0.20 0.50

Our research indicates that this is a Lime plant. Has 

this source been shutdown or changed names?

276.18 68,381.08 3,429.95 85,059.01 1,608.17

Colorado 2 of 2
IDAHO 
Master List of Idaho Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

12 ID 16083 NEI26585 08300001 AMALGAMATED SUGAR CO - Twin Falls BART 12 Y 1973 Y Y 1. Yes 206.00 1,053.00 199.02 1,018.00 29.91

Idaho indicated that this is a BART-eligible source. 

Our research indicates that it has a large boiler and is 

a lime plant.

10 ID 16077 NEI26584 07700006 JR Simplot Company Don Siding Complex BART 13 Y

1966, 

1965-

1974, 

1976, 

1977, 

1986 Y Y 1. Yes 95.24 84.88 128.25 1,609.45 3.35

Idaho indicated that this is a BART-eligible source. 

Our research indicates this is a sulfuric and nitric acid 

plant and phosphate rock processing plant. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

48 ID 16029 NEIIDR029000 02900003 Nu West Industries BART 13 Y 1974 Y Y 1. Yes 26.81 139.85 2.90 364.19 1.73

Idaho indicated that this is a BART-eligible source. 

Our research indicates that this is a sulfuric acid and 

phosphate rock processing plant.

82 ID 16027 NEIID12608 02700010 TASCO (Amalgamated Sugar), Nampa BART 12 Y Y Y 1. Yes 197.50 1,213.40 267.61 1,851.53 19.04

Idaho indicated that this is a BART-eligible source. 

Our records indicate that this source produces 

electricity and is a lime plant.

83 ID 16067 NEIID12646 06700001 TASCO (Amalgamated Sugar), Paul BART 12 Y Y Y 1. Yes 446.26 1,255.60 208.50 249.06 31.69

Idaho indicated that this is a BART-eligible source. 

Our records indicate that this is a lime plant

195 ID 16003 NEIID12591 00300001

Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy 

Partnership BART 01 Y 1983 M D 3. Potentially 120.50 45.45 11.20

Power plant built after BART-timeframe. Idaho 

indicates this source is renamed Tamarack Mills. 

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

290 ID 16005 NEI2ID005005 00500004 Ash Grove Cement Co. BART 04 Y Pre-1997. D D 4. Do not know 6.21 671.85 328.13 39.66 7.47

Our research indicates that this is a Portland cement 

plant. The permit confirms that this source is a 

Portland cement plant; however, no construction 

dates are available.

354 ID Lignetics of Idaho BART 18 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears to make wood pellet 

fuel.

375 ID 16029 NEIIDT$12166 02900001 P4 Production LLC BART 13 Y D D

4. Do not 

know 1,550.71 1,035.80 12,210.18 0.80

The permit reveals that this source is a elemental 

phosphorus production facility which is one of the 26 

BART source categories; however the permit does not 

reveal construction dates.

61 ID 16069 NEI26581 06900003 Potlatch Corp - Potlatch Idaho

BART 03, 

BART 22 Y

1950, 

1977, 

1981, and 

1991 D D 4. Do not know 31.69 1,671.97 5.10 52.65 373.42

Idaho indicated that this is a BART-eligible source. 

Our research indicates that this source has large 

boilers and is a Kraft pulp mill.

1574 ID 16031 NEIRID100026 03100026

SINCLAIR OIL CORP BURLEY 

PRODUCTS TERMINAL BART 23 D D D

4. Do not 

know 192.65

1,009.71 7,761.76 2,220.76 17,394.72 671.26

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

Idaho 1 of 1
MONTANA 
Master List of Montana Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

35 MT 30029 NEI12468 029-0012 COLUMBIA FALLS ALUMINUM BART 07 Y 1977 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 7.00 224.00 584.00 136.00

This source has been identified as BART eligible by 

Montana DEQ. This source is identified on the 

primary aluminum ore reduction source category list. 

62 MT 30111 NEI7533 EGU0728

PP&L MONTANA LLC - J E CORETTE 

SES BART 01 Y 1968 Y Y 1. Yes 10.79 1,702.90 135.64 3,135.20 21.59

This source has been identified as BART eligible by 

Montana DEQ. This source is also identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 

tables.

63 MT 30087 NEI12578 EGU0727

PPL, MONTANA COLSTRIP UNITS #1 & 

#2 BART 01 Y

1975, 

1976 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 32,631.30 498.00 16,734.50 301.00

This source has been identified as BART eligible by 

Montana DEQ. This source is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables. The 

NEI search appears to split this source into two 

entries "Colstrip 1&2" and "Colstrip 3&4". Montana 

DEQ confirms that this entry is for "Colstrip 1&2"; 

these two units were built in 1975 and 1976. 

120 MT 30031 NEI2MT031005 031-0005 HOLNAM, INC. (now called Holcim) BART 04 Y 1971 Y D 2. Likely 1,500.00 215.00 283.00 1.00

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART 

eligible, however, the permit reveals there was 

construction done (including a kiln built) in 1971. This 

source is also identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list.

168 MT 30043 NEIMT0430001 043-0001 ASH GROVE CEMENT BART 04 Y M D 3. Potentially 1.00 1,826.00 262.00 234.00 4.00

This source is identified on the Portland cement 

source category list, however it appears Montana 

DEQ has identified this source as not BART eligible 

because the source was built before the BART 

timeframe. There may have been new units built or 

possibly old units reconstructed during the BART 

timeframe.

178 MT 30111 NEI2MT111012 111-0012 CENEX BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 974.00 91.00 2,064.00 1,468.00

Montana DEQ indicates this facility used to be called 

Farmers Union Central Exchange. This source is 

identified on the petroleum refinery source category 

list, however it appears that Montana DEQ has 

identified this source as not BART eligible the source 

was built before the BART timeframe. There may 

have been new units built or possibly old units 

reconstructed during the BART timeframe.

184 MT 30111 NEI12459 111-0011 CONOCO BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 11.00 602.00 152.00 721.00 466.00

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART 

eligible because the source was built before the BART 

timeframe. However, there may have been new units 

built or possibly old units reconstructed during the 

BART timeframe. This source is identified on the 

petroleum refinery source category list. In addition, 

the permit reveals there is a sulfur recovery plant 

located at this source.

186 MT 30063 NEIMTT$9045 0022 Conoco, Inc. BART 23 Y pre-1962 M D 3. Potentially 4.72 40.58

Montana DEQ has identified this petroleum/transfer 

facility as not BART eligible because source was built 

before the BART timeframe. However, there may 

have been new units built or possibly old units 

reconstructed during the BART timeframe.

196 MT 30111 NEI12460 111-0013 EXXON CO USA BART 11 Y pre-1980 M D 3. Potentially 9.50 962.00 177.00 5,351.00 1,157.00

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART 

eligible because the source was built before the BART 

timeframe. However, there may have been new units 

built or possibly old units reconstructed during the 

BART timeframe. This source is identified on the 

petroleum refinery and large boiler source category 

list.

207 MT 30083 NEI2MT083002 083-0002 HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION BART 12 Y pre-2000 M D 3. Potentially 205.00 67.00 42.00 1.00

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. This source appears to have been 

renamed to Sidney Sugars, Inc.

225 MT 30083 NEI12583 EGU0726 MDU Resources Group Inc - Lewis & Clark BART 01 Y 1958 M D 3. Potentially 4.29 795.80 205.42 780.50 9.94

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART 

eligible because the source was built before the BART 

timeframe. However, there may have been new units 

built or possibly old units reconstructed during the 

BART timeframe. This source is identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 

tables.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

Montana 1 of 2
Master List of Montana Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

229 MT 30013 NEI12464 013-0004 MONTANA REFINING BART 11 Y pre-1962 M D 3. Potentially 20.00 83.00 39.00 691.00 234.00

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART 

eligible because the source was built before the 

BART timeframe. However, there may have been 

new units built or possibly old units reconstructed 

during the BART timeframe. This source is identified 

on the petroleum refinery source category list.

230 MT 30111 NEI2MT111014 111-0014 MONTANA SULFUR & CHEMICAL BART 21 Y pre-1962 M D 3. Potentially 5.00 0.00 2,403.00 0.00

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART 

eligible because the source was built before the BART 

timeframe. However, there may have been new units 

built or possibly old units reconstructed during the 

BART timeframe. This source appears to be a 

possible sulfur recovery plant.

262 MT 30063 NEI12466 063-0006

Smurfit-Stone Container Corp - Missoula 

Mill BART 03 Y

1960 and 

1990 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 1,116.00 324.00 199.00 503.00

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables, large boiler, 

and Kraft pulp mill source category lists.

288 MT 30049 NEI56674 049-0001 ASARCO INCORPORATED

BART 17

BART 19 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Identified as not BART eligible by Montana DEQ. 

This source is identified on the primary lead smelter 

and sintering plant source category list.

296 MT 30025 NEIMT15303 0001

BEAR PAW ENERGY, INC. - BAKER 

PLANT BART 15 M D D

4. Do not 

know 11.73 0.54 110.53 27.25

Montana DEQ has indicated that this source is a 

compressor station/gas plant that may have a Sulfur 

Recovery plant.

314 MT 30013 NEI2MT013022 013-0022 CONOCO INC. BART 23 M D D 4. Do not know 136.00

Montana DEQ indicates this source is bulk storage for 

gasoline. Need to verify if the storage and transfer is 

greater than 300,000 bbls.

316 MT 30007 NEI2MT007007 007-0002 CONTINENTAL LIME BART 12 Y D D 4. Do not know 244.00 31.00 84.00 4.00

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. Need construction dates.

328 MT Eureka Pellet Mill BART 18 Y pre-2004 D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears to make wood pellet 

fuel.

359 MT 30063 NEI12465 0002 LOUISIANA-PACIFIC BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 493.42 405.20 7.37 17.87

360 MT 30077 NEIMT15332 077-0002 LOUISIANA-PACIFIC CORP.

BART 18, 

BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 0.00 51.00 54.00 3.00 65.00

436 MT 30111 NEI34826 111-0007 WESTERN SUGAR BART 12 Y D D 4. Do not know 14.55 198.00 34.00 75.00 12.00

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. 

71.13 43,412.87 2,914.79 33,502.10 4,605.23

Montana 2 of 2
NEVADA 
Master List of Nevada Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

44 NV 32019 BAPC NEINV0190387 0387 NEVADA CEMENT COMPANY BART 04 Y

1963 and 

1967 Y Y 1. Yes 2,064.81 79.63 96.35 19.23

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is also identified on the Portland 

Cement source category list. BAPC identifies this 

source as BART eligible for both Kilns #1 and #2 for 

NOX and SO2 for PTE and date (1963 and 1967/68). 

75 NV 32019 BAPC NEI7606 EGU0750

SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO - FORT 

CHURCHILL BART 01 Y

1968 and 

1971 Y Y 1. Yes 40.85 2,211.00 41.17 8.50 35.51

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables lists a 1968 and 1971 installation date. BAPC 

indicates the installation dates are within the BART 

timeframe for units #1 & #2 (1966 and 1969). Actual 

emissions exceed 250 tpy limit. Boiler #1 has a heat 

input of 1,319.8 mmBTU/hr. Boiler #2 has a rating of 

105 MW.

76 NV 32029 BAPC NEI7607 0002

SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO. - TRACY 

GENERATING STATION BART 01 Y

1961, 

1962, 

1963, 

1965, 

1974, 

1994, 

1996 Y Y 1. Yes 17.80 1,166.55 125.27 20.59 34.23

BAPC indicates this facility is BART eligible for Units 

#2 and #3 for NOX. (unit #1 dates @1952). 

79 NV 32003 BAPC NEI7608 EGU0744

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO - 

MOHAVE BART 01 Y 1971 Y Y 1. Yes 70.94 20,266.70 1,957.65 40,347.00 141.09

The power plant is identified as "eligible" for SO2 by 

the WRAP in its Annex. BAPC actually has the 

permit authority for this source even though it is in 

the Clark district.

258 NV 32013 BAPC NEI13182 EGU0749

SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO - NORTH 

VALMY BART 01 Y

1981 and 

1985 M D 3. Potentially 27.25 7,870.80 508.83 6,873.80 54.30

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

lists installation dates not in BART timeframe.

27 NV 32003 Clark NEINV0030003 0003 Chemical Lime Company BART 12 Y 1968 Y Y 1. Yes 1,120.66 240.98 178.30 19.03

This source is identified on the Lime manufacturing 

source category list. Clark county indicates this 

source has 4 kilns: #1 and #2 were installed in 1957. 

#3 was installed in 1968 and #4 was installed in 1996. 

Kiln #3 is subject to BART and has actual NOx 

emissions of 220 tpy (for the year 2003).

45 NV 32003 Clark

NEINV003P00

3 EGU0741 NEVADA POWER CO - CLARK BART 01 Y

1955, 

1957,1961

, 1973, 

1979, 

1980, 

1982, 

1993, 

1994 Y Y 1. Yes 32.01 1,147.50 32.05 2.50 27.80

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables lists installation dates in BART timeframe. 

BAPC and Clark county both have partial permit 

authority for this source. Clark county indicates that 

turbine #4 was installed in 1973 and the PTE exceeds 

250 tpy; the source is BART eligible.

46 NV 32003 Clark NEI7603 EGU0742 NEVADA POWER CO - REID GARDNER BART 01 Y

1976, 

1965, 

1968, 

1983 Y Y 1. Yes 29.20 10,734.60 1,643.01 1,977.40 58.09

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables indicates that the BARTeligible units were constructed in the BART 

timeframe. BAPC has the permit authority for this 

source.

47 NV 32003 Clark NEI7604 EGU0743 NEVADA POWER CO - SUNRISE BART 01 Y

1964 and 

1974 Y Y 1. Yes 13.19 850.50 13.15 1.10 11.45

The source category reference document, BART 01 

tables lists installation dates in BART timeframe. 

BAPC and Clark county both have partial permit 

authority for this source. Clark county has jurisdiction 

of every unit but the boilers at this source. Clark 

county indicates the PTE exceeds 250 tpy for the 

single shaft turbine and BAPC confirms that Boiler # 

1 is BART eligible with a size of 899 MMBtu/hr.

231.23 47,433.12 4,641.73 49,505.54 400.73

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

Category Comments

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

State District strNTISiteID Eligible?

Unique 

ID

Nevada 1 of 1
NEW MEXICO 
Master List of New Mexico Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

29 NM 35031 NEI34907 350310008 Ciniza Refinery BART 11 Y 1969 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 451.20 57.57 1,102.05 396.54

This source is identified as BART eligible by New 

Mexico because of one boiler located at this site. In 

addition, this source is identified as "eligible" for SO2 

by the WRAP in its Annex. This source is also 

identified on the petroleum refinery source category 

37 NM 35025 NEI7679 EGU0791 Cunningham Station BART 01 Y

1957, 

1965, 

1968, 

1998 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 1,259.00 23.22 3.40 8.19

This source is identified as BART eligible by New 

Mexico because of one boiler at this site. This source 

is also identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

70 NM 35013 NEI7669 EGU0788 Rio Grande Generating Station BART 01 Y

1957, 

1958, 

1968, 

1972 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 912.40 31.31 2.40 24.65

This source is identified as BART eligible by New 

Mexico because of one boiler at this site. In addition, 

the source is identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the 

WRAP in its Annex. This source is also identified on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 

tables.

73 NM 35045 NEI7677 EGU0794 San Juan Generating Station BART 01 Y

1973, 

1976, 

1979,1982 Y Y 1. Yes 103.15 30,352.70 1.72 16,767.70 136.80

This source is identified as BART eligible by the state 

of New Mexico because of three coal-fired boilers 

located at this site. The boilers were constructed in 

1970, 1974, and 1976 with heat inputs of 350, 360, 

544 MMBtu/hr. In addition, this source is identified as 

"eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its Annex. The 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

74 NM 35045 NEI34912 350450023 San Juan Refinery BART 11 Y 1948-1979 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 217.51 12.74 559.96 280.15

This source is identified as BART eligible by New 

Mexico. The site has several units that are eligible. In 

addition, this source is identified as "eligible" for SO2 

by the WRAP in its Annex. This source is also 

identified on the petroleum refinery source category 

list.

81 NM 35025 NEI7670 EGU0790

SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO - 

MADDOX BART 01 Y

1963, 

1967, and 

1976 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 422.30 8.02 1.40 4.10

This source is identified as BART eligible by New 

Mexico because of a boiler and turbine. This source 

is also identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

102 NM 35015 NEINM16196 350150011 Artesia Gas Plant BART 15 Y Y D 2. Likely 0.00 918.83 2.07 837.75 52.62

New Mexico indicates this source has a Sulfur 

Recovery Unit (SRU) constructed in the BART 

timeframe.

127 NM 35025 NEINM16348 350250035 Linam Ranch Gas Plant BART 15 Y 1976 Y D 2. Likely 0.00 1,028.00 0.00 930.92 100.37

New Mexico indicates this source has a SRU installed 

on 4/12/76. No tanks, boilers too small, no fuel 

conversion.

132 NM 35025 NEINM16379 350250061 Monument Plant BART 15 Y 1975 Y D 2. Likely 0.00 2,432.64 24.58 838.08 74.07

New Mexico indicates this source has a SRU installed 

in January 1975. New Mexico does not believe this 

source is fuel conversion.

140 NM 35001 NEI7673 EGU0785 REEVES GENERATING STATION BART 01 Y

1959, 

1960, 

1962, 

1963 Y D 2. Likely 5.95 172.90 0.00 0.30 4.30

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

ABQ jurisdiction (AEHD) confirms that this source has 

three natural gas fired boilers (two 44MW (units #1 

and #2) and one 66MW (unit #3) at rated capacity). 

#1 was installed in 1960; unit #2 was installed in 

1958; and unit #3 was installed in 1963.

190 NM 35015 NEINM16191 350150002 Empire Abo Plant BART 15 Y 1940's M D 3. Potentially 30.61 29.10 0.00 0.00 2.22

New Mexico indicates there is a SRU that was in 

existence in 1971 at this source. Boilers and tanks are 

too small, and there is no fuel conversion at this plant.

193 NM 35031 NEI13219 EGU0792 Escalante Station BART 01 Y 1984 M D 3. Potentially 4.78 3,469.80 23.29 1,191.80 0.02

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with a 

construction date outside the BART timeframe.

201 NM 35001

NEINMT$1244

2 00008 GCC Rio Grande, Inc. BART 04 Y Pre-1959. M D 3. Potentially 804.34 96.51 14.92 37.12

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list. ABQ jurisdiction (AEHD) has 

confirmed that this is a Portland cement plant and 

believes that there was some modifications done 

during the BART timeframe; including adding a 

finishing mill and changing from natural gas fuel to 

coal for the kilns.

255 NM 35045 NEINM16631 350450247 San Juan River Gas Plant BART 18 Y Pre-1971 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 596.46 0.00 503.98 86.88

New Mexico indicates there is a SRU that was in 

existence in 1971 at this source. New Mexico 

indicates this source may be a fuel conversion plant.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

New Mexico 1 of 2
Master List of New Mexico Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

1565 NM 35015 NEINM16218 0138

BURTON FLATS AMINE TREATING 

FACILITY BART 18 D D D

4. Do not 

know 17.40 31.28

306 NM 35045 NEINM16581 350450009 Chaco Gas Plant BART 18 M D D 4. Do not know 0.00 3,152.56 1.99 2.60 70.47

New Mexico indicates this may be a fuel conversation 

plant.

324 NM 35025 NEINM16404 350250113 East Vacuum Liquid Recovery

BART 18, 

BART 23 M D D 4. Do not know 0.00 187.95 6.40 66.90 84.47

The NEI indicates this source has petroleum storage 

and transfer facilities with a capacity >300,000 bbls 

and is a fuel conversion. However, New Mexico 

indicates this source has only small tanks. It is still 

unclear whether this source may be a fuel conversion 

plant.

327 NM 35025 NEINM16349 350250044 Eunice Gas Plant BART 15 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.00 772.61 2.58 1,329.79 44.99

New Mexico indicates this source is renamed Duke 

and has a SRU, but it does not have any large tanks 

nor is it a fuel conversion plant.

1569 NM 35035

NEINM035001

3 0013 HOLLOMAN AFB BART 23 D D D

4. Do not 

know 20.19 9.18 0.84 93.93

1562 NM 35015

NEINM015000

3 0003 HUBER GAS PLANT BART 18 D D D

4. Do not 

know 2.10 25.68 8.70

348 NM 35015 NEINM16185 350150008 Indian Basin Gas Plant BART 18 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.00 361.35 4.06 2,040.23 60.35

New Mexico indicates this source has a Sulfur 

Recovery Unit (SRU). In addition, the boilers and 

tanks too small, but the source may be considered a 

fuel conversion plant.

1567 NM 35025 NEINM16459 0213 JAL PUMPING STATION BART 23 D D D

4. Do not 

know 1.50 0.10 61.95

361 NM 35025 NEINM16380 350250004 Maljamar Gas Plant BART 18 M D D 4. Do not know 0.00 372.71 0.29 2,491.49 96.24

New Mexico indicates this source may be a fuel 

conversation plant.

365 NM Mt. Taylor Machine, LLC BART 18 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears it makes wood pellet 

fuel.

1564 NM 35015 NEINM16207 0095 PECOS DIAMND GAS PLANT BART 18 D D D

4. Do not 

know 0.06 53.90 26.03

392 NM 35025 NEINM16356 350250063 Saunders Plant BART 15 Y D D 4. Do not know 0.00 1,377.29 16.47 271.31 59.95

New Mexico indicates this source is renamed Dynergy 

and has an SRU. New Mexico indicates the boilers 

and tanks are too small and there is no fuel 

conversion.

144.49 49,332.89 321.99 29,037.50 1,846.39

New Mexico 2 of 2
NORTH DAKOTA 
Master List of North Dakota Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

14 ND 38067 NEI40376 0003 AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR BART 12 Y 1965 Y Y 1. Yes 0.02 739.13 88.90 9,046.23 0.99

Identified as BART eligible by North Dakota. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables, lime plant, and 

large boiler source category lists.

19 ND 38057 NEI40367 EGU0893

BASIN ELECTRIC POWER COOP - 

LELAND OLDS BART 01 Y

1966, 

1975 Y Y 1. Yes 55.80 13,765.00 1,307.34 47,398.70 138.15

Identified as BART eligible by North Dakota. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

6 ND 38055 NEI40365 EGU0892 GREAT RIVER ENERGY - COAL CREEK BART 01 Y

1975, 

1979, 

1980, 

1981 Y Y 1. Yes 114.41 10,354.40 2,910.62 24,427.70 152.80

Identified as BART eligible by North Dakota. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

7 ND 38057 NEI40370 EGU0894 GREAT RIVER ENERGY - STANTON BART 01 Y

1967, 

1982 Y Y 1. Yes 17.21 3,098.90 383.33 10,022.00 40.12

Identified as BART eligible by North Dakota. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

41 ND 38059 NEI7832 EGU0897 MDU Resources Group Inc - R M Heskett BART 01 Y

1963 and 

1954 Y Y 1. Yes 6.44 918.10 100.35 2,188.60 6.45

Identified as BART eligible by North Dakota. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

42 ND 38065 NEI40374 EGU0898

MINNKOTA POWER COOP INC - MILTON 

R YOUNG BART 01 Y

1974, 

1970, and 

1977 Y Y 1. Yes 66.22 22,844.60 1,388.58 28,565.40 153.75

Identified as BART eligible by North Dakota. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

96 ND 38097 NEI40388 0019

AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR CO - ACS 

Hillsboro BART 12 Y

mid1970's Y D 2. Likely 3.25 278.23 127.03 3,044.17 1.09

The source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list; North Dakota confirms that this lime 

plant was built in the mid 1970's. North Dakota 

indicates the boilers were all replaced in the 1980's 

and that the kiln is probably BART eligible. This 

source is also identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. 

130 ND 38077 NEI40381 0026 MINN-DAK FARMERS COOPERATIVE BART 12 Y 1970's Y D 2. Likely 0.03 147.59 442.36 120.34 2.93

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list; North Dakota confirms that this plant has 

boilers that are less than 250 MMBtu/hr each. 

However, this source has a lime kiln that was built 

during the BART timeframe.

162 ND 38059 NEI2ND226 226 AMOCO OIL CO: MANDAN REFINERY BART 11 Y

1954 and 

1958 M D 3. Potentially 864.00 4,591.70 161.20

This source was identified as possibly BART eligible 

by North Dakota. This source is also identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

and the petroleum refinery source category list. North 

Dakota indicates that although the source was built in 

the 1950's, some units were added later. One such 

unit is the crude furnace which was replaced. The 

new unit began operation in 1978 (may have been in 

existence on 8/7/77).

170 ND 38057 NEI40366 EGU0895

BASIN ELECTRIC POWER COOP - 

ANTELOPE VALLEY BART 01 Y

1984 and 

1986 M D 3. Potentially 80.38 11,792.90 1,097.47 13,863.00 187.24

This source is listed on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

232 ND 38057 NEI40369 EGU0896 OTTER TAIL POWER CO - COYOTE BART 01 Y 1981 M D 3. Potentially 37.90 13,173.30 438.32 14,068.60 88.20

This source is listed on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

381.67 77,976.14 8,284.29 157,336.45 932.93

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

North Dakota 1 of 1
OREGON 
Master List of Oregon Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

156 OR EPA Warm Springs Forest Products BART 01 Y 1977 Y D 2. Likely

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and indicates 

equipment constructed in 1977. Is this source still 

operating, does it have a boiler greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr, does it have a fossil fuel-fired steam 

generator and does it sell electricity?

13 OR 41045 ER NEI43456 00002

Amalgamated Sugar Co LLC - 

Amalgamated Sugar Nyssa BART 12 Y 1942 Y Y 1. Yes 97.49 613.58 205.08 812.96 39.86

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables, large 

boiler, and lime plant source category lists. 

21 OR 41009 ER NEI40553 01849 Boise Cascade Corporation BART 03 Y Pre-1976. Y Y 1. Yes 52.31 1,502.34 523.80 1,144.32 2,314.33

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is identified on the Kraft Pulp Mill 

source category list. 

31 OR 41035 ER NEI13352 00013 Collins Products LLC BART 22 Y Y Y 1. Yes 15.10 162.98 0.16 899.80

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. 

59 OR 41049 ER NEI40621 250016

Portland General Electric Company - 

Boardman BART 01 Y 1980 M D 3. Potentially 0.67 8,400.70 474.40 12,262.40 62.25

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables. DOE 

data indicate that a boiler was built in 1980.

123 OR LRAPA Kingsford Manufacturing Company BART 26 Y

1967, 

1974, and 

1977 Y D 2. Likely

The permit indicates that this source manufactures 

charcoal briquettes.

1552 OR 41039 LRAPA

NEIROR69281

1 692811 SFPP BART 23 M 1962 Y D 3. Potentially

The permit reveals that this source may have enough 

petroleum storage and transfer facilities built within 

the BART timeframe that could put this source in the 

BART 23 category having a capacity of greater than 

300,000 bbls. 

272 OR 41071 LRAPA

University of Oregon-Central Power 

Station BART 22 M

1950 and 

1960 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and indicates 

equipment constructed before the BART timeframe. 

Is this source still operating, does it have a boiler 

greater than 250 MMBtu/hr? It is assumed that this 

source does not generate electricity for sale. 

276 OR LRAPA Weyerhaeuser Company BART 03 Y 1949 M D 3. Potentially

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables, Kraft pulp mill, 

and large boiler source category list. We need to 

know if any equipment was constructed or 

reconstructed in the BART timeframe. Is there a 

boiler >250 MMBtu/hr constructed during the BART 

timeframe located at this source?

2 OR 41007 NWR NEI40554 00004 Fort James Operating Company BART 03 Y Pre-1976. Y Y 1. Yes 55.25 1,141.22 1,492.78 1,322.94 357.98

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is identified on the Kraft Pulp Mill 

source category list. 

180 OR 41051 NWR

NEIORT$1335

2 02027 Chevron Products Company BART 23 Y Pre-1980. Y D 2. Likely 4.66 0.60 12.63 51.70

The source is identified as shutdown on the 

petroleum refinery source category list. Oregon 

indicates this source is a gasoline terminal that stores 

and transfers petroleum products. Oregon indicates 

this source has petroleum storage tanks with 

capacities greater than 300,000 bbls and some tanks 

were installed or reconstructed between 1962 and 

1977.

217 OR 41051 NWR

NEIROR31276

2 02028 Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, L.P BART 23 Y Y D 2. Likely 0.00 0.00 0.00 48.44

Based on the NEI search, this source may have 

petroleum storage and transfer facilities and/or a 

boiler > 250 MMBtu/hr. Oregon indicates this source 

is a gasoline terminal that stores and transfers 

petroleum products. Oregon indicates this source 

has petroleum storage tanks with capacities greater 

than 300,000 bbls and some tanks were installed or 

reconstructed between 1962 and 1977.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

Category Comments

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

State District strNTISiteID Eligible?

Unique 

ID

Oregon 1 of 3
Master List of Oregon Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

228 OR 41051 NWR

NEIORT$1338

2 02029 MOBIL OIL CORPORATION BART 23 Y Y D 2. Likely 8.16

Based on the NEI search, this source may have 

petroleum storage and transfer facilities and/or a 

boiler > 250 MMBtu/hr. Oregon says this source is 

now named Shore Terminals. Oregon indicates this 

source is a gasoline terminal that stores and transfers 

petroleum products. Oregon indicates this source 

has petroleum storage tanks with capacities greater 

than 300,000 bbls and some tanks were installed or 

reconstructed between 1962 and 1977.

133 OR 41051 NWR NEIOR261865 01865 Oregon Steel Mills, Inc. BART 06 Y

1969. 

EAF built 

in 1985. Y D 2. Likely 264.55 222.64 51.87 49.43

This source is identified on the iron and steel mill 

source category list. Oregon says that Oregon Steel 

Mills currently has one electric arc furnace. The mill 

was initially constructed in 1969 with one EAF. A 

second EAF was added sometime between 1969 and 

1974. The mill's first EAF was eliminated in 1984-85. 

Physical changes were made to the No. 2 furnace in 

1984 that significantly increased the unit's production 

capacity. This is the furnace that is at the mill today. 

It should be noted that OSM shut down its melting 

operation approximately 18 months ago and has no 

immediate plans to re-start that operation.

194 OR 41051 NWR

NEIORT$1336

2 02068 ESCO Corporation BART 20 M 1913 M D 3. Potentially 16.70 109.27 0.55 55.86

This source is identified on the iron and steel mill 

source category list. Oregon indicates this source is a 

steel foundry. Oregon does not believe this source 

would be considered a steel mill, but it may be a 

secondary metal production facility. Oregon believes 

that some emission units at this source may be BART 

eligible.

509 OR NWR Ash Grove Cement Company BART 12 Y 2000 D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. Is there any equipment that was 

built/reconstructed during the BART timeframe?

60 OR 41009 NWR

NEIOR410092

5 02520

Portland General Electric Company (a.k.a. 

Beaver Plant) BART 01 Y

1974 and 

1977 D D

4. Do not 

know 293.03 4.51 4.73 43.62

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Also, the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables indicates equipment 

constructed during the BART timeframe. DOE data 

indicate that a turbine was built in the BART 

timeframe, it is unclear if this device is actually 

considered part of the BART-eligible source. Data is 

not available on when the boilers were built. The 

PTE for the BART-eligible units is also unknown.

171 OR 41029 WR-M NEI43455 150159 Biomass One LP - Biomass One BART 01 Y 1985 M D 3. Potentially 380.01 48.69 21.40 15.02

This source is identified in the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables, however 

construction dates are not in the BART timeframe.

58 OR 41043 WR-S NEI13340 03501 Pope & Talbot, Inc. BART 03 Y Pre-1976. Y Y 1. Yes 36.05 412.00 351.16 97.33 315.52

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is identified on the Kraft pulp mill 

source category list. Oregon indicates there are two 

power boilers #1 and #2 are fossil fuel fired with heat 

input of 229 mmBtu/hr each; Recovery furnace 

installed in 1968 with Nox PTE>250 tons/yr.

87 OR 41043 WR-S NEI40611 00547 Wah Chang BART 05 Y Y Y 1. Yes 22.05 55.54 6.26 165.37

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. 

88 OR 41043 WR-S NEI40612 00471

Weyerhaeuser Company - Albany Paper 

Mill BART 03 Y

1976, 

1995, 

2000 Y Y 1. Yes 53.93 484.69 304.59 443.42 525.23

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source is identified on the Kraft pulp mill 

source category list. This source is also identified on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 

tables list but indicates equipment constructed 

outside the BART timeframe. Oregon indicates this 

is a pulp and paper mill, but the recovery furnace and 

cogeneration units were installed after 1977. There is 

an older fossil fueled power boiler, but the heat input 

is <250 mmBtu/hr.

Oregon 2 of 3
Master List of Oregon Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

118 OR 41041 WR-S NEI40600 00005 Georgia-Pacific West, Inc. BART 03 Y 1963 Y D 2. Likely 859.51 920.97 307.28 683.70

This source is identified on the Kraft Pulp Mill source 

category list. The source is also listed on the large 

boiler source category list. Oregon indicates the 

recovery furnace was installed prior to 1962, but 

there is a dual fuel (wood/oil) boiler with a heat input 

>250 mmBtu/hr that was installed in 1963.

261 OR 41071 WR-S NEI40648 06142 Smurfit Newsprint Corporation BART 03 M 1967 Y D 3. Potentially 1,034.47 246.72 547.02 280.88

Based on the NEI search, this source may have fossil 

fuel-fired power plant, Kraft pulp mill, iron and steel 

mill, and/or a boiler >250 MMBtu/hr. Oregon 

indicates this is a pulp mill with several fossil fuel 

boilers. Is it Kraft? There are 2 fossil fuel boilers (#6 

and #7) with a combined stack that were installed in 

1967. The combined boiler heat input is greater than 

250 million Btu/hr, but the individual boilers are less 

than 250 million Btu/hr. Boiler #9 was installed in 

1975 with a heat input of 223 million Btu/hr. Boiler 

#10 is the largest but it was installed in 1980. This is 

not a BART-06 source.

318 OR 41047 WR-S NEIOR245398 05398 COVANTA MARION, INC. BART 01 Y D D 4. Do not know 278.00 12.88 14.00 2.02

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. In addition, 

based on our research, there were no incinerators 

built during the BART timeframe that are still in 

existence.

338 OR WR-S Golden Fire BART 18 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears to make wood pellet 

fuel.

112 OR 41051

City of Eugene-Weyco Energy Center in 

Lane County BART 01 Y 1976 Y D 2. Likely

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and indicates 

equipment constructed in 1976. Is this source still 

operating, does it have a boiler greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr, does it have a fossil fuel-fired steam 

generator and does it sell electricity?

295 OR Bear Mountain Forest Products BART 18 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears to make wood pellet 

fuel.

434 OR West Oregon Wood Products BART 18 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears to make wood pellet 

fuel.

295.69 15,722.61 5,136.60 17,049.28 5,919.16

Oregon 3 of 3
SOUTH DAKOTA 
Master List of South Dakota Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

50 SD 46051 NEI12591 EGU1061 OTTER TAIL POWER CO - BIG STONE BART 01 Y

1973, 

1975, and 

1961 Y Y 1. Yes 49.69 14,953.60 368.89 11,756.10 107.30

Identified as BART eligible by South Dakota; however, 

South Dakota DENR excluded one boiler because it 

has a heat input capacity of less than 250 MMBtu/hr. 

All boilers and combined cycle turbines associated 

with the steam electric plant and built in the BART 

timeframe must be aggregated. This source is also 

identified on the source category reference document, 

BART 01 tables.

119 SD 46005 NEI2SD502-04 28.0502-04 Heartland Grain Fuels-Huron BART 21 Y

1969 and 

1998 Y D 2. Likely 27.70 9.33 0.16 119.14

Identified as not BART eligible by South Dakota; 

however, this source appears to be a chemical 

processing plant. The boiler that was built in 1969 

should be considered when calculating PTE for this 

chemical plant. Are there other units that were built or 

reconstructed in the BART timeframe?

135 SD 46103 NEI2SD143-02 28.1143-02 PETE LIEN AND SONS, INC. BART 12 Y 1966 Y D 2. Likely 272.05 7.64 0.40 10.15

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. South Dakota DENR has identified a 

vertical kiln that was built in 1966.

139 SD 46081 NEI2SD401-09 28.4401-09 Pope and Talbot BART 18 Y 1974 Y D 2. Likely 39.23 78.86 4.23 70.03

Identified as not BART eligible by South Dakota. 

Boilers too small to be BART eligible. However, this 

source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears the source makes 

wood pellet fuel.

49.69 15,292.58 464.72 11,760.89 306.62

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

South Dakota 1 of 1
UTAH 
Master List of Utah Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

52 UT 49015 NEI12622 10237 Pacificorp - Hunter BART 01 Y

1978, 

1980, and 

1983 Y Y 1. Yes 669.50 19,858.50 1,225.82 7,026.30 130.13

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Utah DAQ identifies this source as BARTeligible; the 1983 unit went through PSD review, the 

others did not. This source is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables. In 

addition, the permit reveals construction dates within 

the BART timeframe for two boilers.

53 UT 49015 NEIUT10328 10238 PACIFICORP - HUNTINGTON BART 01 Y

1970, 

1973, 

1974 and 

1977 Y Y 1. Yes 425.60 11,183.10 1,067.30 13,709.60 82.34

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Utah DAQ identifies this source as BARTeligible. This source is identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables. In 

addition, the permit reveals construction dates within 

the BART timeframe for two boilers.

188 UT 49029 NEI42038 10007 DEVIL'S SLIDE PLANT BART 04 Y 1947 M D 3. Potentially 3.54 1,322.04 252.91 58.08 42.45

This source is also known as Holcim and is identified 

on the Portland cement plant source category list. 

The permit shows this facility has been operating 

since 1947. Utah DAQ says that the kilns at this 

source were replaced in 1996 and they went through 

PSD review. No other information is known about the 

other units at this location.

199 UT 49011 NEI42016 10122 FLYING J REFINERY (BIG WEST OIL CO.) BART 11 Y 1940's M D 3. Potentially 57.56 271.07 28.60 280.76 357.63

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Utah DAQ says that this source 

was built during the WWII era with no reconstruction 

during the BART timeframe. It is unclear whether any 

units were constructed during the BART timeframe. 

Utah believes if this source was BART-eligible, the 

units already have control comparable to BART 

standards because this source has installed stringent 

controls via Utah's PM10 SIP which was approved by 

EPA in the early 90's; these provisions cover SO2, 

NOx, and PM10 reductions.

203 UT 49045 NEIUT19448 10707 GRANTSVILLE PLANT BART 12 Y 1957 M D 3. Potentially 0.37 58.61 93.98 4.22 1.77

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. The permit reveals that this plant has 

been in operation since 1957. Utah DAQ confirms 

this source is Chemical Lime Co. and that there was 

no reconstruction during the BART timeframe. It is 

unclear if there was any new construction during the 

BART timeframe.

236 UT 49007 NEI8588 10081 PACIFICORP - CARBON BART 01 Y

1954, 

1957 M D 3. Potentially 95.08 3,378.00 220.77 6,764.40 18.03

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. The permit 

reveals that these units went into operation in 1954 

and 1957. Utah DAQ says that there was no units 

reconstructed during the BART timeframe. It is 

unclear if there were any new units constructed during 

the BART timeframe.

238 UT 49011 NEI42025 10124

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS REFINING - 

Silver Eagle Refining BART 11 Y 1940's M D 3. Potentially 4.93 92.24 2.42 3.38 168.03

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Utah DAQ says that this source 

was built during the WWII era with no reconstruction 

during the BART timeframe. It is unclear whether any 

new units were constructed during the BART 

timeframe. Utah believes if this source was BARTeligible, the units already have control comparable to 

BART standards because this source has installed 

stringent controls via Utah's PM10 SIP which was 

approved by EPA in the early 90's; these provisions 

cover SO2, NOx, and PM10 reductions.

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

Utah 1 of 2
Master List of Utah Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

240 UT 49011 NEI42020 10123 PHILLIPS REFINERY BART 11 Y 1950's M D 3. Potentially 16.79 314.24 68.31 451.90 165.78

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Utah DAQ says that this source 

was built during the WWII era with no reconstruction 

during the BART timeframe. It is unclear whether any 

new units were constructed during the BART 

timeframe. Utah believes if this source was BARTeligible, the units already have control comparable to 

BART standards because this source has installed 

stringent controls via Utah's PM10 SIP which was 

approved by EPA in the early 90's; these provisions 

cover SO2, NOx, and PM10 reductions.

251 UT 49035 NEI42040 10335

SALT LAKE CITY REFINERY - BP 

(formerly known as Amoco Oil Co) BART 11 Y 1908 M D 3. Potentially 171.27 466.60 85.72 712.12 277.57

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Utah DAQ confirms that this 

source is Tesoro and was built in 1908 with no 

reconstruction during the BART timeframe. It is 

unclear whether any new units were constructed 

during the BART timeframe. Utah believes if this 

source was BART-eligible, the units already have 

control comparable to BART standards because this 

source has installed stringent controls via Utah's 

PM10 SIP which was approved by EPA in the early 

90's; these provisions cover SO2, NOx, and PM10 

reductions.

252 UT 49011 NEI42081 10119 SALT LAKE REFINERY - Chevron USA BART 11 Y 1948 M D 3. Potentially 19.14 782.62 72.93 1,332.00 318.26

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Utah DAQ says that this source 

was built during the WWII era with no reconstruction 

during the BART timeframe. It is unclear whether any 

new units were constructed during the BART 

timeframe. Utah believes if this source was BARTeligible, the units already have control comparable to 

BART standards because this source has installed 

stringent controls via Utah's PM10 SIP which was 

approved by EPA in the early 90's; these provisions 

cover SO2, NOx, and PM10 reductions.

356 UT 49057 NEIUT4905790 10973 LITTLE MOUNTAIN POWER PLANT BART 01 M D D

4. Do not 

know 5.50 200.63 4.50 2.10 1.70

The permit shows a heat recovery steam generator 

and boiler located at this site; however, exact 

construction dates are not known. The size of the 

boiler is 194 MMBtu/hr; it seems likely that the 

additional heat input from the other units (gas turbine) 

would make this fossil fuel-fired steam plant greater 

than 250 MMBtu/hr. This source does not appear on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 

tables.

378 UT 49021 NEIUT0211176 11767

POLYSTYRENE FOAM PRODUCTION 

FACILITY BART 21 Y D D

4. Do not 

know 2.13 0.73 0.01 62.16

Utah DAQ confirms that this source is GenPak which 

manufactures polystyrene products such as food 

trays. This facility appears to be classified under SIC 

code 28 and therefore may be a chemical processing 

plant for purposes of BART. When was this source 

constructed?

433 UT 49057 NEIUT0571091 10917

WEST DESERT OPERATION - SALT & 

POTASH PLANTS BART 21 Y D D

4. Do not 

know 0.50 16.36 206.30 0.12 1.59

Utah is not sure what this source is. Our research 

indicates this source may be called Great Salt Lake 

Minerals and it may be a chemical plant. 

1,469.79 37,946.14 3,330.29 30,344.99 1,627.43

Utah 2 of 2
WASHINGTON 
Master List of Washington Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

64 WA 53005 BCAA

NEIWA005000

2 0002 PRODICA LLC BART 10 Y 1977 Y Y 1. Yes 473.48 258.00 137.00 0.00 0.00

The permit reveals this source is a Nitric Acid Plant. 

Washington says this source has a PTE greater than 

250 tpy.

429 WA 53065

Ecology 

Eastern 

Region NEI12295 0012 Vaagen Brothers Lumber BART 01 M D D

4. Do not 

know 48.01 7.28 2.86 62.82

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. Does this 

source have a large fossil fuel-fired boiler? The 

permit indicates a steam turbine. Does this source 

sell electricity? Eastern region could not verify 

whether the boiler is greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.

22 WA 53071

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42410 0003 BOISE CASCADE WALLULA BART 03 Y Pre-1976. Y Y 1. Yes 60.09 892.00 128.00 2,718.00 2,208.00

This source is located on the large boiler and Kraft 

Pulp Mill source category lists. Ecology did a unit by 

unit analysis of this facility and determined it was 

BART eligible.

9 WA 53073

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEIWA19906 0001 INTALCO ALUMINUM CORP FERNDALE BART 07 Y Pre-1977. Y Y 1. Yes 64.00 372.00 2,067.00 12.00

This source is identified on the primary aluminum ore 

reduction plant source category list. Ecology did a 

unit-by-unit examination of this facility and 

determined it was BART eligible.

128 WA 53015

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42338 0002 Longview Fibre Co - Longview Fibre BART 03 Y

1936, 

1941, 

1949, 

1950, 

1958, 

1966, 

1995 Y D 2. Likely 2.38 1,649.00 526.00 1,783.00 899.00

This source is identified on the large boiler and Kraft 

pulp mill source category lists. 

158 WA 53015

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42341 0003 Weyerhaeuser Co - Longview WA BART 03 Y

1948, 

1954, 

1976 Y D 2. Likely 64.27 2,541.00 200.00 786.00 973.00

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables and Kraft pulp 

mill source category lists. Does this source sell 

electricity?

160 WA 53007

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42328 0001

ALUMINUM CO OF AMERICA 

WENATCHEE WORKS BART 07 Y Pre-1977 M D 3. Potentially 0.09 16.00 7.00 58.00 2.00

This source is identified on the primary aluminum ore 

reduction plant source category list. 

200 WA 53011

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI46599 0005

FORT JAMES CAMAS LLC (now Georgia 

Pacific) BART 03 Y Pre-1976 M D 3. Potentially 39.00 903.00 275.00 47.00 304.00

This source is identified on the Kraft pulp mill source 

category list.

202 WA 53039

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42362 0001 GOLDENDALE ALUMINUM BART 07 Y Pre-1977 M D 3. Potentially 7.00 36.00 21.00 5.00

This source is identified on the primary aluminum ore 

reduction plant source category list. 

214 WA 53063

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEIWA0016 0016 KAISER ALUMINUM MEAD WORKS BART 07 Y pre-1977 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

This source is identified on the primary aluminum ore 

reduction plant source category list. This source is 

not a refinery.

216 WA 53061

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42385 0002 KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION BART 22 M

1953, 

1954, 

1955, 

1994 M D 3. Potentially 1.02 703.60 30.30 381.20 261.60

This is not a Kraft pulp mill. Ecology indicates this 

source is a sulfite pulp mill that has power boilers 7,8, 

and 9 which were built in 1953 - 55 and operate on 

natural gas or oil. What size are these boilers (do 

any have a heat input greater than 250 MMBtu/hr)? 

Were these boilers reconstructed during the BART 

timeframe? Another boiler, the Cogeneration boiler 

#14, has a PSD permit; this is a primarily wood fired 

boiler that is greater than 250 MMBtu/hr; yet this unit 

was built in 1994.

241 WA 53031

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42357 0001 Port Townsend Paper Co BART 03 Y

1929 and 

1986 M D 3. Potentially 550.00 267.00 545.00 64.00

This source is identified on the large boiler and Kraft 

pulp mill source category lists. Ecology says this 

source has a large oil fired boiler with a PSD permit. 

The source also has a Kraft recovery boiler and a 

wood fired boiler and two small 1929 vintage Stirling 

oil boilers that remain onsite for emergencies. Are 

there units built or reconstructed in the BART 

timeframe?

260 WA 53053

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI13363 0008 SIMPSON TACOMA KRAFT BART 03 Y Pre-1976. M D 3. Potentially 23.28 747.00 92.00 419.00 114.80

This source is identified on the Kraft pulp mill source 

category list and our research indicates that it has a 

large boiler. 

273 WA 53011

Ecology 

Industrial 

Section NEI42336 0011 VANALCO, INC BART 07 Y pre-1977 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Our research indicates this is a primary aluminum ore 

reduction plant.

57 WA 53073 NWAPA NEI42425 0005 PHILLIPS 66 COMPANY BART 11 Y Pre-1980. Y Y 1. Yes 0.40 1,017.00 97.00 2,286.00 402.00

Our research indicates this is a petroleum refinery. 

Washington did a unit by unit analysis of this facility 

and determined it was BART eligible.

104 WA 53073 NWAPA NEI42413 0007 BP CHERRY POINT REFINERY BART 11 Y 1969-1973 Y D 2. Likely 0.21 2,367.00 145.00 1,883.00 477.00

Washington stated that the plant is almost entirely 

composed of units built in BART timeframe. This is a 

refinery. This facility is near Ferndale. 

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

Category Comments

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

State District strNTISiteID Eligible?

Unique 

ID

Washington 1 of 2
Master List of Washington Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

117 WA 53057 NWAPA

NEIWA057000

2 0002 GENERAL CHEMICAL CORP. BART 10 Y

1964 and 

1974 Y D 2. Likely 14.76 110.88

This source is identified on the Sulfuric acid plant 

source category list.

150 WA 53057 NWAPA NEI42381 0005 TESORO NORTHWEST COMPANY BART 11 Y 1971 Y D 2. Likely 2.37 2,293.00 682.00 5,345.00 1,626.00

Our research indicates that this is a petroleum 

refinery.

243 WA 53057 NWAPA NEIWA0003 0003 PUGET SOUND REFINING COMPANY BART 11 Y

1958 

began; 

1976 

modificati

on M D 3. Potentially 0.95 1,152.00 148.00 3,494.00 494.60

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Are there units built or 

reconstructed during the BART timeframe?

125 WA 53033 PSCAA

NEIWA033140

4 14046 LAFARGE CORPORATION BART 04 Y 1967 Y D 2. Likely 2,250.79 77.99 771.45

This source is identified on the Portland cement plant 

source category list.

153 WA 53053 PSCAA NEI42370 12593 U.S. Oil & Refining Company BART 11 Y

1970 

modificati

on, 1957 

constructi

on Y D 2. Likely 0.00 103.22 22.46 10.53 113.81

The permit reveals that this source is a refinery and 

marine terminal with 700,000 barrels of crude oil 

storage. Ecology indicates that most tanks were 

installed in 1966 and all the tanks have BACT. The 

marine loading rack does not have controls. This 

157 WA 53033 PSCAA

NEIWA033213

2 21320

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF, 

POWER PLANT & HOSPITAL BART 22 Y 1969 Y D 2. Likely 196.75

The permit reveals this source has boiler(s) greater 

than 250 MMBtu/hr. Ecology says there are five 

Boilers identified in AOP, #6 built in 1968 rated 

250,000 lb/hr steam, #4 built in 1995, rated 236 

mmBtu/hr, #7 built starting in 1998, rated at 266 

mmBtu/hr. Boilers 3 was installed in 1948, rated at 

90,000 lbs of steam per hour and boiler 5 was 

installed in 1958, rated at 105,000 lbs of steam per 

hour.

169 WA 53033 PSCAA

NEIWA033113

3 11339

ASH GROVE CEMENT COMPANY (E 

MARGINAL) BART 04 Y

pre-1970; 

1990 

reconstruc

tion M D 3. Potentially 1,212.71 50.15 187.68

Our research indicates that this is a Portland Cement 

plant. The technical basis statement reveals that a 

new kiln and associated equipment was constructed 

on the plant site of the former Lone Star Cement 

Company in 1990. However, some of the remaining 

Lone Star equipment and air pollution control 

systems from the pre-1970's still remain. Ecology 

indicates that this plant will need an in-depth file 

review to determine how much of the plant is subject 

to BART.

297 WA 53033 PSCAA NEI54283 10281

BIRMINGHAM STEEL CORPORATION 

(WEST SEATTLE) (Nucor Steel) BART 06 Y Pre-1995 D D

4. Do not 

know 262.82 24.72 63.18 43.80

This source is identified on the iron and steel mill 

source category list. Ecology indicates this source 

has two electric arc furnaces.

213 WA 53063 SCAPCA

NEIWA063002

3 0023

KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL 

CORPORATION (Trentwood) BART 20 Y pre-1962 M D 3. Potentially 75.75 46.54 0.91 137.67

This is a secondary aluminum facility. SCAPCA 

indicates this source was built somewhere around the 

WWII era; this source does not have any boilers 

greater than 250 MMBtu/hr.

24 WA 53041 SWCAA NEI11038 EGU1263

CENTRALIA (TransAlta Centrailia 

Generation, LLC) BART 01 Y

1972, 

1973, 

2002 Y Y 1. Yes 6.90 15,462.90 1,422.71 19,031.80 185.15

This is a fossil fuel-fired steam electric plant. 

Washington did a unit by unit analysis and 

determined the coal fired boilers and appurtenances 

are BART eligible. The natural gas fired combined 

cycle turbines are subject to PSD.

103 WA 53015 SWCAA NEI54314 0009 BFGOODRICH KALAMA, INC. BART 21 Y 1975 Y D 2. Likely 0.33 101.70 10.89 4.32 92.69

Ecology indicates this source is now called Noveon. 

Ecology indicates this source is a synthetic organic 

chemical manufacturer of specialty and fine 

chemicals. In addition, this source appears to have 

emission units built during the BART timeframe (ie. 

boiler built in 1975).

401 WA YRCAA Simmons Densified Fuels, Inc. BART 18 Y D D

4. Do not 

know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion source 

category list; it appears this source makes wood 

pellet fuel.

674.76 34,889.01 4,805.03 42,016.81 8,478.93

Washington 2 of 2
WYOMING 
Master List of Wyoming Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

18 WY 56031 District 1 NEI378 EGU1327

BASIN ELECTRIC POWER COOP - 

LARAMIE RIVER BART 01 Y

1976, 

1980, 

1981, 

1982 Y Y 1. Yes 118.35 18,959.70 2,245.58 11,133.70 236.05

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible indicating three large boilers. This source is 

also listed on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. The source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables indicates 1980, 

1981, and 1982 construction dates. Wyoming District 

1 says the initial groundbreaking for Unit #1 and for 

common equipment for all three boilers (units 1, 2, 3) 

occurred in 1976. Initial construction dates for Unit 1, 

Unit 2, and Unit 3 are 1976, 1977, and 1978, 

respectively. The dates/years Unit 1, Unit 2, and Unit 

3 were brought on line were 1980, 1981, and 1982.

30 WY 56021 District 1

NEI2WY10000

2 5602100002 COASTAL CHEMICAL BART 10 Y 1964 Y Y 1. Yes 7.70 177.43

Wyoming identifies this source as BART eligible. 

The source appears to be a nitric acid plant. 

Wyoming District 1 says this facility consists of three 

nitric acid plants, an ammonia production plant, a 

high density ammonium nitrate plant, and a low 

density ammonium nitrate plant. 

116 WY 56021 District 1 NEI363 5602100001 FRONTIER REFINING, INC. BART 11 Y

1957 and 

1971 Y D 2. Likely 1,494.36 760.76

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list. Wyoming District 1 confirms 

that this source is a refinery that has several units in 

the BART timeframe.

51 WY 56009 District 2 NEI11316 EGU1325 PACIFICORP - DAVE JOHNSTON BART 01 Y

1959, 

1961, 

1962, 

1964, 

1969, and 

1972 Y Y 1. Yes 57.77 15,018.80 1,265.25 19,977.60 115.40

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible and indicates two large boilers installed 

during the BART timeframe. In addition, this source 

is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

77 WY 56007 District 2 NEI43243 5600700001

SINCLAIR OIL CORP-SINCLAIR 

REFINERY BART 11 Y

1963-

1977, 

1925, and 

1954 Y Y 1. Yes 6.39 3,255.54 1,761.81

Wyoming identifies this facility as BART eligible. 

This source is identified on the petroleum refinery 

source category list and source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

78 WY 56025 District 2 NEI371 5602500005 SINCLAIR REFINERY - CASPER BART 11 Y

several 

units listed 

in BART 

timeframe Y Y 1. Yes 0.54 1,081.21 581.00

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible. In addition, this source is identified on the 

petroleum refinery source category list. 

56 WY 56005 District 3 NEI351 EGU1323 PACIFICORP - WYODAK BART 01 Y 1978 Y Y 1. Yes 32.02 4,696.60 670.95 8,291.30 64.00

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. This source identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

89 WY 56045 District 3 NEI404 5604500001

WYOMING REFINING CO_NEWCASTLE 

REFINERY BART 11 Y 1963 Y Y 1. Yes 9.80 244.40 393.80 1,136.90 96.70

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies a crude heater and alky 

reboiler at this source as BART eligible. This source 

is identified on the petroleum refining source category 

list.

172 WY 56045 District 3 NEI405 00005 BLACK HILLS CORP - OSAGE BART 01 Y

1948, 

1949, 

1952 M D 3. Potentially 384.49 2,822.10 7.20

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with two units 

having construction dates outside the BART 

timeframe. In addition, Wyoming District 3 indicates 

there are no boilers > 250 MMBtu/hr (3 boilers each 

at 160 MMBtu/hr) and that all three units were 

constructed in 1948.

20 WY 56005 District 3 NEI342 00002

BLACK HILLS POWER & LGHT 

SIMPSON 1 BART 01 Y 1969 D D 4. Do not know 0.07 520.50 18.27 1,008.00 4.40

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies a boiler at this source as 

BART eligible. This source is also identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 

tables. Although DOE data indicates that a turbine 

was built in the BART timeframe, it is unclear if this 

device is actually considered part of the BARTeligible source. Dates for boilers at the source are 

unknown. The PTE for the BART-eligible units is also 

unknown.

187 WY 56043 District 4 NEI13185 5604300008

CROWN CORK AND SEAL 

CO_WORLAND PLANT #2 BART 20 Y 1978 M D 3. Potentially 1.80 128.60

District 4 indicates this source uses rolled sheet 

aluminum and makes soda cans (SIC 3411). 

Production capacity may limit them below 250 tpy 

PTE (3,000 cans per minute).

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

Category Comments

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

State District strNTISiteID Eligible?

Unique 

ID

Wyoming 1 of 2
Master List of Wyoming Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible) - Sorted by District

208 WY 56029 District 4 NEIWY2625 5602900012

HOWELL PET CORP_ELK BASIN GAS 

PLANT BART 15 Y

1949;

1948 and 

1958 M D 3. Potentially 1,465.10 154.00

Wyoming identifies this source as BART eligible. 

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables; Wyoming 

District 4 indicates this is a gas plant, not a power 

plant. All sources constructed pre-1974. This source 

has a sulfur recovery plant.

275 WY 56003 District 4

NEIWY003000

2 5600300002 WESTERN SUGAR_LOVELL BART 12 M

1978, 

1983, 

1984 Y D 3. Potentially 65.60 105.50 0.20 0.30

Wyoming identifies this source as not BART eligible; 

boilers are too small to be BART-eligible. However, 

this source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. Wyoming District 4 indicates this 

source uses lime rock in the process; they mix the 

lime rock with coal in the lime kiln to make CO2 for 

the process. Would this be considered a lime plant?

345 WY 56043 District 4

NEI2WY30000

1 5604300001 HOLLY SUGAR_WORLAND PLANT BART 12 M Pre-2000. D D 4. Do not know 45.40 49.70 114.80 6.40 18.60

This source is identified on the lime plant source 

category list. It appears to have been renamed 

Wyoming Sugar Co.; Wyoming District 4 verified this. 

In addition, Wyoming District 4 indicates this source 

uses lime rock in the process; they mix the lime rock 

with coal in the lime kiln to make CO2 for the 

process. Would this be considered a lime plant?

39 WY 56037 District 5 NEI4963 5603700048

FMC CORP_GREEN RIVER 

PLANT_SODIUM PROD BART 22 Y 1964-1973 Y Y 1. Yes 3,568.10 452.80 5,413.80 17.70

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible and indicates three large boilers. Are the 

other two FMC facilities that are listed in this 

database the same facility as this one? Do any of 

these facilities sell electricity?

40 WY 56037 District 5 NEI382 5603700049

FMC SODA ASH FACILITY-GREEN 

RIVER PLANT BART 22 Y 1966 Y Y 1. Yes 286.60

Wyoming identifies this source as BART eligible and 

indicates two large boilers. In addition, this source is 

identified on the large boiler source category list. 

1 WY 56037 District 5 NEIWY2646 5603700010

FMC WYOMING CORP _ SODA ASH 

PLANT BART 22 Y

1962-

1970s Y Y 1. Yes 10.20 60.10

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible. This source is also identified on the large 

boiler source category list. Wyoming District 5 

indicates this source used to be named TG Soda Ash, 

Inc.

4 WY 56037 District 5 NEI380 00002 GENERAL CHEMICAL BART 21 Y

1968 and 

1977 Y Y 1. Yes 0.85 3,607.70 838.30 4,761.40 1,148.30

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible. This source is also identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables and 

large boiler source category list.

49 WY 56037 District 5 NEI379 5603700001 OCI (RHONE_POULENC) WYOMING BART 22 Y

1962 and 

later Y Y 1. Yes 2.00 516.70

Wyoming identifies this source as BART eligible. 

This source is identified on the large boiler source 

category list. In addition, Wyoming indicates a boiler 

> 250 MMBtu/hr.

54 WY 56037 District 5 NEI393 EGU1330 PACIFICORP - JIM BRIDGER BART 01 Y

1974,1975

,1976, and 

1979 Y Y 1. Yes 125.20 30,643.52 3,603.89 20,087.10 290.70

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible; our research indicates large boilers in the 

BART timeframe. In addition, this source is identified 

on the source category reference document, BART 

01 tables.

55 WY 56023 District 5 NEI11318 EGU1326 PACIFICORP - NAUGHTON BART 01 Y

1963, 

1968, and 

1971 Y Y 1. Yes 40.61 12,912.50 851.71 19,310.00 92.30

Identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its 

Annex. Wyoming identifies this source as BART 

eligible. This source is also identified on the source 

category reference document, BART 01 tables.

134 WY 56037 District 5 NEIWY2648 5603700003

P4 PRODUCTION_ROCK SPRINGS 

FACILITY BART 02 Y 1972 Y D 2. Likely 242.30 199.40 565.50 1.50

Wyoming identifies this source as BART eligible. 

District 5 indicates that this source is a coal coking 

plant (takes coal and turns it to carbon). Also, the 

source has a rotary calciner and does not use coke 

oven batteries. 

311 WY Unknown CNZ Corporation BART 18 Y D D 4. Do not know

This source is identified on the fuel conversion plant 

source category list; it appears this source makes 

wood pellet fuel.

264 WY Stauffer Chemical BART 13 Y Pre-1975. M D 3. Potentially

This is a phosphate rock processing plant. We need 

to verify if it still exists, has there been an ownership 

change.

350 WY J. R. Simplot BART 13 Y Pre-1990. D D 4. Do not know

This is a phosphate rock processing plant. We need 

to verify if it still exists, has there been an ownership 

change?

437.01 90,531.22 11,144.74 101,830.11 6,520.16

Wyoming 2 of 2
TRIBAL 
Master List of Tribal Sources Reviewed (excluding any source that has been completely ruled out as being BART-eligible)

NH3 NOx PM10-PRI SO2 VOC

3 Tribe-NM 35045 NEI7668 EGU0793 FOUR CORNERS BART 01 Y

1953, 

1964, 

1969, 

1970, 

1963 Y Y 1. Yes 120.32 41,576.90 5,557.71 32,847.40 237.63

The permit shows this source as a steam electric 

plant. This source is also identified as "eligible" for 

SO2 by the WRAP in its Annex. In addition, this 

source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

5 Tribe-WA 53053

NEIWA053118

2 11820 GRAYMONT WESTERN US INC BART 12 Y 1969 Y Y 1. Yes 0.00 283.46 151.37 108.66 0.00

Identified as having a PTE greater than 250 tpy by 

Washington. This source is identified on the lime 

plant source category list. Although ITEP has plotted 

this source on tribal lands, this source is regulated on 

the Puyallup Reservation by Washington's PSCAA 

district.

218 Tribe-WY 56013

NEIWY013000

0 00005 KOCH SULFUR PRODUCTS COMPANY BART 10 Y 1958 M D 3. Potentially 6.70 0.29 1,276.03

The permit shows that this source is a sulfuric acid 

plant. We need to know if any equipment was 

constructed or reconstructed in the BART timeframe. 

Wyoming District 4 indicates this is tribal jurisdiction.

277 Tribe-CO 08067 NEICO0670006 0006 Williams Ignacio Gasoline Plant BART 18 Y 1984 D D 4. Do not know 1,508.97 28.45 0.94 170.23

This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables; however, DOE 

information indicates the units which would otherwise 

make up the power plant at this source are too small 

in size to be BART-eligilbe. Other research (internet 

search) indicates that this source is a fuel conversion 

plant (makes liquid natural gas). 

278 Tribe-NM 35031

NEINM031000

4 0004 WINGATE FRACTION PLANT BART 11 M 1950 M D 3. Potentially 0.00 136.05 4.47 0.56 70.26

The permit is written only for a flare and the flare 

appears to be colocated with the Giant Refinery in 

Gallup. The Giant Refinery is identified on the 

petroleum refinery source category list and is entered 

into the NM state spreadsheet. Is the fraction plant 

located on tribal land yet the refinery is not?

294 Tribe-CA 06027 NEICA1401097 1401097 AVOCET TUNGSTEN BART 22 D D D

4. Do not 

know 49.15 14.92 141.92 2.67

355 Tribe-UT 49037 NEIUT10034 10034 LISBON PLANT-HOOK & LADDER

BART 11, 

BART 18, 

BART 23 D D D

4. Do not 

know 4.70 392.62 5.35 1,453.10 71.80

438 Tribe-WY 56013 NEIWY2610 5601300027 WILDHORSE ENERGY_PAVILLION STN BART 22 D D D 4. Do not know 163.90 60.90

Wyoming District 4 indicates that the current owner is 

Tom Brown, Inc. Is there a large boiler located here?

125.02 44,117.74 5,762.56 35,828.60 613.48

BART 

Eligible?

Facility Wide Actual Emissions (TPY)

State strNTISiteID Category Comments

Unique 

ID

Size (PTE) 

Eligible?

Date 

Eligible?

NEI Facility 

ID

State 

County ID Company Name Date

Category 

Eligible?

Tribal 1 of 1
APPENDIX I 

NUMBER OF BART-ELIGIBLE SOURCES BY CATEGORY, LEVEL OF 

CERTAINTY, AND STATE OR TRIBAL REGION 
I-1 

Table 1. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Alaska by Level of Certainty

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 2 1 1 4 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 2 1 4 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 1 1 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 1 1 

TOTAL 2 5 3 1 11 
I-2 

Table 2. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Arizona by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 5 7 12 

BART-03 

BART-22 

Kraft Pulp Mills 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters 1 1 2 

BART-08 

BART-10 

Primary Copper Smelters 

Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 

1 1 

BART-08 

BART-22 

Primary Copper Smelters 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 2 2 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 2 2 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 1 1 

TOTAL 9 8 3 5 25 
I-3 

Table 3. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Colorado by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 6 1 4 1 12 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 2 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 1 1 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 2 2 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 1 1 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 1 1 2 

TOTAL 11 1 6 3 21 
I-4 

Table 4. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Idaho by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 1 1 

BART-03 

BART-22 

Kraft Pulp Mills 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 

BART-10 

BART-13 

Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 

Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

2 2 

BART-12 

BART-22 

Lime Plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

3 3 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 1 1 

TOTAL 6 0 1 4 11 
I-5 

Table 5. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Montana by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 2 1 3 

BART-03 

BART-22 

Kraft Pulp Mills 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 2 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 1 1 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 3 3 

BART-11 

BART-15 

Petroleum Refineries 

Sulfur Recovery Plants 

1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 2 3 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 1 1 

BART-15 

BART-21 

Sulfur Recovery Plants 

Chemical Process Plants 

1 1 

BART-17 

BART-19 

Primary Lead Smelters 

Sintering Plants 

1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-18 

BART 22 

Fuel Conversion Plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART 22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 1 1 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 1 1 2 

TOTAL 3 1 10 8 22 
I-6 

Table 6. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Nevada by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 3 1 4 

BART-01 

BART-22 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

3 3 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

TOTAL 8 0 1 0 9 
I-7 

Table 7. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in New Mexico by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 1 1 1 3 

BART-01 

BART-22 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

3 3 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 1 

BART-11 

BART-22 

Petroleum Refineries 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 3 1 2 6 

BART-15 

BART-18 

Sulfur Recovery Plants 

Fuel Conversion Plants 

1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 7 7 

BART-18 

BART-23 

Fuel Conversion Plants 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 

1 1 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 2 2 

TOTAL 6 4 4 12 26 
I-8 

Table 8. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in North Dakota by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 5 2 7 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 2 2 

BART-12 

BART-22 

Lime Plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

TOTAL 6 2 3 0 11 
I-9 

Table 9. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Oregon by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 2 2 2 6 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 4 2 6 

BART-03 

BART-22 

Kraft Pulp Mills 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-05 

BART-22 

Primary Zinc Smelters 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

BART-12 

BART-22 

Lime Plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 3 3 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 1 1 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 1 1 2 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 3 1 4 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 1 1 

TOTAL 7 8 7 6 28 
I-10 

Table 10. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in South Dakota by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 1 1 

TOTAL 1 3 0 0 4 
I-11 

Table 11. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Utah by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 2 1 1 4 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 5 5 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 2 2 

TOTAL 2 0 8 3 13 
I-12 

Table 12. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Washington by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 1 1 2 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 1 1 2 

BART-03 

BART-22 

Kraft Pulp Mills 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 2 4 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 2 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 1 1 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 1 4 5 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 1 1 2 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 2 1 4 

BART-11 

BART-23 

Petroleum Refineries 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 

1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 1 1 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 1 1 

BART 22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 1 1 2 

TOTAL 5 9 11 3 28 
I-13 

Table 13. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Wyoming by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 2 1 1 4 

BART-01 

BART-22 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

3 3 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 1 1 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 1 1 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 3 1 4 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 2 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 1 1 2 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 1 1 

BART-21 

BART-22 

Chemical Process Plants 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 4 4 

TOTAL 14 2 5 4 25 
I-14 

Table 14. Number of BART-Eligible Sources on Tribal Land by Level of Certainty 

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDo NotK

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 1 2 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 1 1 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 1 

BART-11 

BART-18 

BART 23 

Petroleum Refineries 

Fuel Conversion Plants 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 

1 1 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 2 2 

TOTAL 2 0 3 3 8 
I-15 

California Tables 

(Tables 15-19)
I-16 

Table 15. Number of California BART-Eligible Sources by Level of Certainty and District 

California Air Quality District T

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P

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Lik

ely

Y

es

Amador County APCD 5 5 

Antelope Valley AQMD 2 2 

Bay Area AQMD 58 33 10 9 4 2 

Butte County AQMD 3 2 1 

Calaveras County APCD 0 

Colusa County APCD 4 4 

El Dorado County APCD 1 1 

Feather River AQMD 5 5 

Glenn County APCD 1 1 

Great Basin Unified APCD 5 5 

Imperial County APCD 8 6 1 1 

Kern County APCD 8 4 1 3 

Lake County AQMD 0 

Lassen County APCD 5 5 

Mariposa County APCD 0 

Mendocino County AQMD 2 2 

Modoc County APCD 1 1 

Mojave Desert AQMD 19 14 4 1 

Monterey Bay Unified APCD 8 5 2 1 

North Coast Unified AQMD 8 6 1 1 

Northern Sierra AQMD 3 3 

Northern Sonoma County APCD 9 9 

Placer County APCD 4 4 

Sacramento Metropolitan AQMD 2 2 

San Diego County APCD 11 7 1 1 2 

San Joaquin Valley Unified APCD 67 34 27 5 1 

San Luis Obispo County APCD 4 2 1 1 

Santa Barbara County APCD 8 7 1 

Shasta County AQMD 12 11 1 

Siskiyou County APCD 1 1 

South Coast AQMD 145 43 60 27 15 

Tehama County APCD 1 1 

Tuolumne County APCD 3 2 1 

Ventura County APCD 8 6 2 

Yolo/Solano AQMD 13 13 

TOTAL 434 244 103 55 27 5 
I-17 

Table 16. Number of BART Source Categoriesa with BART-Eligible Units in the Bay Area 

AQMD by Level of Certaintyb

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDon’t K

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 2 3 1 6 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 1 

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters 

BART-09 Municipal Incinerators 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 1 1 2 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 4 2 7 

BART-12 Lime Plants 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 1 1 1 3 

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants 

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 1 1 

BART-19 Sintering Plants 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 1 1 2 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 1 6 7 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 1 3 4 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 1 3 4 

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants 1 1 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 

TOTAL 2 5 13 18 38 

a Source category assignment was based on a search of the 1999 and preliminary 2002 NEI and listings 

 in the BART Source Category Reference Document. 

b Level of certainty was based on information provided in the BART Source Category Reference 

 Document and Title V permits when available.
I-18 

Table 17. Number of BART Source Categoriesa with BART-Eligible Units in the San 

Joaquin Valley Unified APCD by Level of Certaintyb

BART 

Category ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDon’t K

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 1 1 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 1 1 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters 

BART-09 Municipal Incinerators 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 1 1 2 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 3 2 5 

BART-12 Lime Plants 3 3 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants 

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 13 13 

BART-19 Sintering Plants 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 1 1 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 13 13 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 1 1 

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants 1 1 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 

TOTAL 0 1 5 35 41 

a Source category assignment was based on a search of the 1999 and preliminary 2002 NEI and listings 

 in the BART Source Category Reference Document. 

b Level of certainty was based on information provided in the BART Source Category Reference 

 Document and Title V permits when available.
I-19 

Table 18. Number of BART Source Categoriesa with BART-Eligible Units in the South 

Coast AQMD by Level of Certaintyb

BART 

Category 

ID BART Category Yes

LikelyPotentiallyDon’t K

now

Total

BART-01 Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 12 6 6 24 

BART-02 Coal Cleaning Plants (thermal dryers) 

BART-03 Kraft Pulp Mills 

BART-04 Portland Cement Plants 1 2 3 

BART-05 Primary Zinc Smelters 

BART-06 Iron and Steel Mill Plants 1 1 2 

BART-07 Primary Aluminum Ore Reduction Plants 

BART-08 Primary Copper Smelters 

BART-09 Municipal Incinerators 

BART-10 Hydrofluoric, Sulfuric, and Nitric Acid Plants 2 2 

BART-11 Petroleum Refineries 1 8 4 13 

BART-12 Lime Plants 1 1 

BART-13 Phosphate Rock Processing Plants 

BART-14 Coke Oven Batteries 

BART-15 Sulfur Recovery Plants 3 3 

BART-16 Carbon Black Plants 1 1 

BART-17 Primary Lead Smelters 

BART-18 Fuel Conversion Plants 6 6 

BART-19 Sintering Plants 

BART-20 Secondary Metal Production Facilities 2 6 8 

BART-21 Chemical Process Plants 1 10 11 

BART-22 Fossil fuel-fired boilers 2 33 35 

BART-23 Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 18 18 

BART-24 Taconite Ore Processing Plants 

BART-25 Glass Fiber Processing Plants 7 7 

BART-26 Charcoal Production Facilities 1 1 

TOTAL 0 16 28 91 135 

a Source category assignment was based on a search of the 1999 and preliminary 2002 NEI and listings 

 in the BART Source Category Reference Document. 

b Level of certainty was based on information provided in the BART Source Category Reference 

 Document and Title V permits when available. 
I-20 

Table 19. Number of BART-Eligible Sources in Various 

CA Districts by Level of Certaintyb

YesLikelyPotentiallyDon’t K

now

Total

GLENN COUNTY APCD

BART-25 

Glass Fiber Processing Plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 1 

BUTTE COUNTY AQMD

BART-23 

Petroleum Storage and Transfer Facilities 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 1 

IMPERIAL COUNTY APCD

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

1 1 

BART-12 

Lime Plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 1 2 

KERN COUNTY APCD

BART-04 

Portland Cement Plants 

3 3 

BART-21 

Chemical Process Plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 3 1 4 

MOJAVE DESERT AQMD 

BART 01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

1 1 

BART 04 

Portland Cement Plants 

3 3 

BART 21 and BART 22 

Chemical Process Plants and 

Fossil fuel-fired boilers 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 4 5 

MONTEREY BAY UNIFIED APCD 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

1 1 

BART-04 

Portland Cement Plants 

1 1 

BART-12 

Lime Plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 2 3 
I-21 

Table 19 Continued. 

YesLikelyPotentiallyDon’t K

now

Total

NORTH COAST UNIFIED AQMD 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

1 1 

BART-03 

Kraft Pulp Mills 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 1 2 

SAN DIEGO COUNTY APCD 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

2 1 3 

BART-21 

Chemical Process Plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 2 1 1 4 

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY APCD 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

1 

BART-11 

Petroleum Refineries 

1 

TOTAL 1 1 2 

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY APCD 

BART-15 

Sulfur Recovery Plants 

1 

TOTAL 1 1 

SHASTA COUNTY AQMD 

BART-04 

Portland Cement Plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 1 

TUOLUMNE COUNTY APCD 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

1 1 

TOTAL 1 1 

VENTURA COUNTY APCD 

BART-01 

Fossil fuel-fired steam electric plants 

2 2 

TOTAL 2 2 

GRAND TOTAL 1 9 15 10 35 
APPENDIX J 

EMISSIONS OF BART POLLUTANTS FOR EACH LEVEL OF 

CERTAINTY BY STATE OR TRIBAL LAND 
J-1 

Table J-1. Emissions of BART Pollutants for “Likely-BART” Non-EGU Sources 

And “Likely-BART” EGU Units by State/Tribal Land (Tons/Year) 

State NOX PM10 SO2 VOC 

AK 6,218 287 527 2,750

AZ 15,359 1,906 28,339 160

CA 6,548 1,137 12,679 1,830

CO 26,274 810 34,868 139

ID 

MT 11,394 561 3,228 95

ND 25,821 3,120 37,454 272

NM 18,311 67 9,721 286

NV 12,707 840 7,833 108

OR 1,407 1,157 386 843

SD 339 96 5 199

UT 15,789 1,408 10,678 168

WA 11,517 1,664 10,694 4,182

WY 5,402 472 13,902 807

Tribal Land 0 0 0 0

Grand Total -

“Likely” nonEGU Sources 

and “Likely” 

EGU Units 157,085 13,526 170,312 11,838

Total Emissions 

All Sources 653,442 69,423 696,829 51,665

% Total 

Pollutant 

Emissionsa24% 19% 24% 23%

a

 Total emissions are for all “Yes”, “Likely”, “Potentially”, and “Do Not Know” categorized 

 sources. 
J-2 

Table J-2. Emissions of BART Pollutants for “Potentially-BART” Non-EGU 

Sources and “Potentially-BART” EGU Units by State/Tribal Land (Tons/Year) 

State NOX PM10 SO2 VOC 

AK 4,375 154 325 45

AZ 816 9 7 16

CA 35,020 6,155 16,083 6,834

CO 1,170 236 242 211

ID 

MT 5,778 1,112 11,705 3,874

ND 864 0 4,592 161

NM 1,516 97 519 128

NV 

OR 9,743 830 12,810 399

SD 

UT 3,307 605 2,842 1,331

WA 5,367 952 5,154 1,384

WY 67 106 1,465 283

Tribal Land 143 4 1,277 70

Grand Total -

“Potentially” 

non-EGU 

Sources and 

“Potentially” 

EGU Units 68,166 10,261 57,020 14,737

Total Emissions 

All Sources 653,442 69,423 696,829 51,665

% Total 

Pollutant 

Emissionsa10% 15% 8% 28.5%

a

 Total emissions are for all “Yes”, “Likely”, “Potentially”, and “Do Not Know” categorized 

 sources. 
J-3 

Table J-3. Emissions of BART Pollutants for “Do Not Know” Non-EGU Sources 

and “Do Not Know-BART” EGU Units by State/Tribal Land (Tons/Year) 

State NOX PM10 SO2 VOC 

AK 517 13 3 62

AZ 239 866 8,228 16

CA 11,880 2,340 4,017 5,911

CO 465 113 4 98

ID 2,343 1,364 12,250 205

MT 998 525 280 262

ND 

NM 6,266 41 6,283 638

NV 

OR 382 20 25 47

SD 

UT 219 398 2 83

WA 311 26 66 51

WY 50 115 6 19

Tribal Land 2,115 48 1,596 306

Grand Total - 

“Do Not Know” 

non-EGU 

Sources and 

“Do Not Know” 

EGU Units 25,784 5,869 32,761 7,696

Total Emissions 

All Sources 653,442 69,423 696,829 51,665

% Total 

Pollutant 

Emissionsa3.9% 8.4% 4.7% 14.9%

a

 Total emissions are for all “Yes”, “Likely”, “Potentially”, and “Do Not Know” categorized 

 sources. 
APPENDIX K

EGU (BART 01) UNIT LISTS BY BART-ELIGIBILITY 

LEVEL OF CERTAINTY 
EGU that are BART-eligible with a High Degree of Certainty ("Yes" units)

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

AK 97 0202000001 Anchorage Municipal Light & Power George M. Sullivan Generation PGlTanGt -5Two Gas Turbine Generator with waste-heat steam generator (STG-6) 1975 13 133 1 20

AK 97 0202000001 Anchorage Municipal Light & Power George M. Sullivan Generation PGlTanGt -7Two Gas Turbine Generator with waste-heat steam generator (STG-6) 1979 31 137 2 13

AK 107 020900002 Aurora Energy 3 Chena 5/Spreader Stoker 1970 35 772 383 4

AK 8 0229000002 GVEA Healy Power Plant 1 Foster Wheeler Boiler, Unit 1, pulverized coal fired steam generator w/baghouse 1967 19 421 218 2

AK 8 0229000002 GVEA Healy Power Plant 3 Cleaver Brooks, Aux Boiler #1, CB 300-15, standby process and building heater 1967

AZ 15 EGU0036 AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache Station 1 STEAM UNIT 1 1964 9 194 1 47

AZ 15 EGU0036 AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache Station 2 STEAM UNIT 2 1979 364 3,399 2,721 47

AZ 15 EGU0036 AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache Station 3 STEAM UNIT 3 1979 340 2,935 2,445 47

AZ 17 EGU0045 CHOLLA POWER PLANT 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1962 150 1,857 962 13

AZ 17 EGU0045 CHOLLA POWER PLANT 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1978 319 3,375 1,420 28

AZ 71 EGU0034 Coronado U1B Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal - Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Subbituminous Coa 1979 670 5,237 7,809 39

AZ 86 EGU0047 Irvington 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1962 13 395 1 12

AZ 86 EGU0047 Irvington 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1967 111 1,743 3,116 10

AZ 72 EGU0037 Navajo 1 Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal - Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bitu 1974 1,344 11,631 1,273 83

AZ 72 EGU0037 Navajo 2 Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal - Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bitu 1975 1,363 11,678 1,152 83

AZ 72 EGU0037 Navajo 3 Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal - Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bitu 1976 1,393 12,260 1,583 85

CA 38 EGU0148 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY 3 BOILER THREE 1962 80 1 13

CA 38 EGU0148 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY 4 BOILER FOUR 1963 168 3 24

CA 114 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING LLC 6-1 BOILER 6-1 1967 79 91 6 69

CA 114 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING LLC 7-1 BOILER 7-1 1968 61 428 5 53

CA 121 EGU0091 IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT -- El Centro 4 BOILER #4 1968 220 1 0

CA 80 EGU0078 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Contra Costa 10 BOILER #10 1964 52 3 5

CA 80 EGU0078 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Contra Costa 9 BOILER #9 1964 198 3 7

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 7 BOILER NO. 7 1972 102 557 8 31

CO 34 EGU0167 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 5 BOILER #5 - COAL 1962 2 794 1,578 6

CO 34 EGU0167 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 6 BOILER #6 - COAL 1968 2 1,415 3,019 9

CO 34 EGU0167 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 7 BOILER #7 - COAL 1974 4 1,997 3,933 16

CO 65 EGU0164 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 5 BOILER_#5 1964 42 2,057 3,786 17

CO 66 EGU0163 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 3 UNIT #3 - COAL 1962 46 1,558 3,083 13

CO 66 EGU0163 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 4 UNIT #4 - COAL 1968 86 3,986 7,265 31

CO 67 EGU0182 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 1 BOILER #1 - COAL 1973 17 4,773 8,024 41

CO 67 EGU0182 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 2 BOILER #2 - COAL 1975 18 4,036 8,749 46

CO 69 EGU0183 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT H1 BOILER #1 - COAL 1965 88 4,139 1,242 23

CO 69 EGU0183 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT H2 BOILER #2 - COAL 1976 110 4,464 1,626 32

CO 84 EGU0175 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG C2 BOILER #2 - COAL 1979 209 7,428 4,737 4

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 1 No Description 1975 77 5,811 6,539 51

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 2 Boiler #2 1976 66 4,967 4,890 44

MT 62 EGU0728 PPL MONTANA - JE CORETTE PLANT 2 Boiler 1968 136 1,703 3,135 22

ND 6 EGU0892 Coal Creek Station 1 Unit 1 Boilers 1979 1,382 4,863 11,910 72

ND 19 EGU0893 Leland Olds Station 1 Unit 1 Boiler 1966 498 2,581 16,655 43

ND 19 EGU0893 Leland Olds Station 2 UNIT 2 BOILER 1975 809 11,184 30,744 95

ND 42 EGU0898 M R Young Station 1 & 2 -- Milton R Young B1 Boilers 1970 732 8,510 19,858 53

ND 42 EGU0898 M R Young Station 1 & 2 -- Milton R Young B2 Boilers 1977 657 14,335 8,707 100

ND 41 EGU0897 RM Heskett Station - Mandan B2 UNIT 2 BOILER 1963 100 918 2,189 6

ND 7 EGU0894 Stanton Station 1 Unit 1 Boiler 1967 312 2,209 8,900 28

NM 37 EGU0791 Cunningham Station 122B Combustion Engineering Boiler 1965 14 1,022 3 6

NM 81 EGU0790 Maddox Station 051B Combustion Engineering Boiler 1967 7 422 1 3

NM 70 EGU0788 Rio Grande Generating Station 8 Babcock & Wilcox Boiler #8 (1345 MMBtu/hr limit) 1972 16 538 1 11

NM 73 EGU0794 San Juan Generating Station 1 Foster Wheeler Coal Fired Boiler #1 1976 5,210 2,554 24

NM 73 EGU0794 San Juan Generating Station 2 Foster Wheeler Coal Fired Boiler #2 1973 5,976 2,706 28

NM 73 EGU0794 San Juan Generating Station 3 Babcock and Wilcox Coal Fired Boiler #3 1979 9,404 5,589 42

NV 75 EGU0750 Fort Churchill 1 Boiler 1968 21 1,306 5 18

NV 75 EGU0750 Fort Churchill 2 Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except Tangential 1971 20 905 4 17

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 00704 General Electric 7B (7000), unit 4 1973

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 0701A Unit 5 combined cycle turbine 1979

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 0702B Unit 6 combined cycle turbine 1979

NV 46 EGU0742 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1 UNIT #1 BOILER 1965 433 2,221 493 10

NV 46 EGU0742 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 2 UNIT #2 BOILER 1968 463 2,504 254 11

NV 46 EGU0742 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 3 UNIT #3 BOILER 1976 447 2,320 273 11

NV 47 EGU0743 Nevada Power Sunrise Station 1 Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except Tangential 13 850 1 11

NV 79 EGU0744 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1 Unit 1 Boiler 1971 944 9,926 19,079 69

NV 79 EGU0744 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 2 UNIT 2 BOILER 1971 1,014 10,340 21,268 72

NV 76 EGU0751 TRACY 1 Boiler 1963 8 116 1 5

NV 76 EGU0751 TRACY 2 Boiler 1965 11 251 3 7

NV 76 EGU0751 TRACY 3 Boiler 1974 74 799 16 23

SD 50 EGU1061 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 1 1975 Babcock & Wilcox Company balanced draft, cyclone-fired steam generator 1975 369 14,954 11,756 107

Tribe - NM 3 EGU0793 Four Corners Power Plant 1 Riley Stoker Coal Boiler (1) 1963 1,057 5,445 3,114 22

Tribe - NM 3 EGU0793 Four Corners Power Plant 2 Riley Stoker Coal Boiler (2) 1963 1,192 5,204 3,345 24

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EGU that are BART-eligible with a High Degree of Certainty ("Yes" units)

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Tribe - NM 3 EGU0793 Four Corners Power Plant 3 Foster Wheeler Coal Boiler (3) 1964 1,536 5,754 4,324 32

Tribe - NM 3 EGU0793 Four Corners Power Plant 4 Babcock & Wilcox Coal Boiler (4) 1969 1,065 16,503 13,274 96

Tribe - NM 3 EGU0793 Four Corners Power Plant 5 Babcock & Wilcox Coal Boiler (5) 1970 708 8,671 8,790 64

UT 52 EGU1220 Hunter Power Plant 1 Boiler 1978 545 7,447 3,114 44

UT 53 EGU1221 Huntington Power Plant 1 Boiler 1977 6,237 2,631

UT 53 EGU1221 Huntington Power Plant 2 Boiler 1974 4,946 11,079

WA 24 EGU1263 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION BW21 Boiler 1, Coal 1972 961 7,039 15,859 83

WA 24 EGU1263 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION BW22 Boiler 2, Coal 1973 420 8,424 3,172 101

WY 18 EGU1327 BASIN ELECTRIC_LARAMIE RIVER STATION 1 COAL FIRED BOILER #1 1976 786 6,728 3,798 83

WY 18 EGU1327 BASIN ELECTRIC_LARAMIE RIVER STATION 2 COAL FIRED BOILER #2 1977 800 6,687 3,873 85

WY 18 EGU1327 BASIN ELECTRIC_LARAMIE RIVER STATION 3 COAL FIRED BOILER #3 1978 659 5,545 3,463 68

WY 51 EGU1325 PACIFICORP_DAVE JOHNSTON BW43 230 MW B&W UNIT#3 1964 230 5,027 6,114 34

WY 51 EGU1325 PACIFICORP_DAVE JOHNSTON BW44 330 MW UNIT 1972 794 5,352 5,853 47

WY 54 EGU1330 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER BW71 TANGENTIAL FIRED BOILER -- Draft Boiler #1 1974 827 7,413 4,813 66

WY 54 EGU1330 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER BW72 TANGENTIAL FIRED BOILER -- Draft Boiler #2 1975 925 7,358 5,246 76

WY 54 EGU1330 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER BW73 TANGENTIAL FIRED BOILER -- Draft Boiler #3 1976 989 8,313 6,738 78

WY 54 EGU1330 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER BW74 TANGENTIAL FIRED BOILER -- Draft Boiler #4 1979 863 7,559 3,290 71

WY 55 EGU1326 PACIFICORP_NAUGHTON POWER PLANT 1 COAL_FIRED STEAM BLR #1 1963 192 3,365 6,320 21

WY 55 EGU1326 PACIFICORP_NAUGHTON POWER PLANT 2 COAL_FIRED STEAM BLR #2 1968 236 4,306 7,938 26

WY 55 EGU1326 PACIFICORP_NAUGHTON POWER PLANT 3 COAL_FIRED STEAM BLR #3 1971 424 5,241 5,052 46

WY 56 EGU1323 PACIFICORP_WYODAK BW91 COAL FIRED STEAM GEN STA 1978 671 4,697 8,291 64

TOTALS: 31,544 374,014 387,185 3,193

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EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

AK 97 0202000001

Anchorage Municipal Light & Power George M. Sullivan 

Generation Plant Two GTG-8 Gas Turbine 1984 13 69 1 13 2. Likely

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit in existence, as defined 

by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy 

from BART-eligible units at this source.

AK 107 020900002 Aurora Energy 4 Chena 1/Traveling Grate Stoker Boiler 1954 4 129 65 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 

tpy?

AK 107 020900002 Aurora Energy 5 Chena 2/Traveling Grate Stoker Boiler 1952 4 129 65 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 

tpy?

AK 107 020900002 Aurora Energy 6 Chena 3/Traveling Grate Stoker Boiler 1952 4 129 65 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 

tpy?

AK 107 020900002 Aurora Energy 3 Chena 5/Spreader Stoker 1970 35 772 383 4 2. Likely

This unit was built in the BART time frame. Is the capacity for this unit greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr or is the aggregate capacity of date- and emissions-eligible units greater than 

250 MMBtu/hr? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for 

all BART pollutants.

AK 109 0212200031 Chugach - Beluga River Power Plant 6 Brown Boveri Turbodyne11D4 Gas Turbine 1976 21 588 2 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for a 

BART pollutants.

AK 109 0212200031 Chugach - Beluga River Power Plant 7 Brown Boveri Turbodyne11D4 Gas Turbine 1977 31 810 3 3 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for a 

BART pollutants.

AK 109 0212200031 Chugach - Beluga River Power Plant 1 GE Frame 5 Gas Turbine 1968 2 66 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy 

for all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

AK 109 0212200031 Chugach - Beluga River Power Plant 2 GE Frame 5 Gas Turbine 1968 2 44 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy 

for all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

AK 109 0212200031 Chugach - Beluga River Power Plant 3 GE Frame 7 Gas Turbine 1974 17 356 1 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for a 

BART pollutants.

AK 109 0212200031 Chugach - Beluga River Power Plant 5 GE Frame 7 Gas Turbine 1975 18 419 1 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for a 

BART pollutants.

TOTALS: 152 3,512 588 29

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EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 10 #1 COMBUSTION TURBINE, WESTINGHOUSE 51 MW 1972 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 1 #1 TURBINE COMBINED CYCLE, GE 85 MW 1976 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 2 #1 TURBINE COMBINED CYCLE, GE 85 MW 1976 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 12 #2 COMBUSTION TURBINE, WESTINGHOUSE 51 MW 1973 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 4 #2 TURBINE COMBINED CYCLE, GE 85 MW 1976 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 7

#3 TURBINE COMBINED CYCLE, GE 85 MW (SCR 

INSTALLED 11/20/01) 1976 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 15 040033532

AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache 

Station 302 GAS COMBUST TURBINE #1 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

AZ 15 040033532

AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache 

Station GAS COMBUST TURBINE #2 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

AZ 15 040033532

AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache 

Station GAS COMBUST TURBINE #3 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

AZ 15 040033532

AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache 

Station GAS TURBINE 4 2 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

AZ 15 EGU0036

AZ ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE INC -- Apache 

Station 4 Natural Gas - Turbine 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

AZ 17 EGU0045 CHOLLA POWER PLANT 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1980 451 3,393 8,831 29 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

AZ 17 EGU0045 CHOLLA POWER PLANT 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1981 714 4,255 9,557 41 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

AZ 71 EGU0034 Coronado U2B

Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal - Pulverized Coal: Dry 

Bottom (Subbituminous Coa 1980 727 6,696 9,919 42 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

AZ 86 EGU0047 Irvington 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1958 7 190 1 6 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

AZ 86 EGU0047 Irvington 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1960 7 212 0 6 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 9 #4 COMBUSTION TURBINE, WESTINGHOUSE 52MW 0 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 10 #4 COMBUSTION TURBINE, WESTINGHOUSE 81MW 1971 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 11 #5 COMBUSTION TURBINE, GE 50 MW 1973 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 12 #5 COMBUSTION TURBINE, GE 50 MW 1973 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 15 #6 COMBUSTION TURBINE, GE 50 MW 1973 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 16 #6 COMBUSTION TURBINE, GE 50 MW 1973 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 145 EGU0041 KYRENE GENERATING STATION K-1

BOILER #1, FRONT WALL FIRED, COMBUSTION 

ENGINEERING 3.5E5 LB STM/HR 1952 0 18 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

Arizona Page 1 of 2
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

AZ 145 EGU0041 KYRENE GENERATING STATION K-2

BOILER #2, FRONT WALL FIRED, BABCOCK & 

WILCOX, 6.4E5 LB STM/HR 1954 0 241 2 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 100 EGU0038 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 1 STEAM UNIT 1 1960 0 107 1 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 100 EGU0038 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 2 STEAM UNIT 2 1960 0 55 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 9 TURBINE 1 WESTINGHOUSE 51 MW 1972 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 11 TURBINE 2 WESTINGHOUSE 51 MW 1973 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 1

TURBINE #1, COMBINED CYCLE GE STAG 100, 90 

MW WITH DRY LOW NOX BURNER 1974 0 0 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 3

TURBINE #2, COMBINED CYCLE GE STAG 100, 90 

MW WITH DRY LOW NOX BURNER 1974 0 0 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 5

TURBINE #3, COMBINED CYCLE GE STAG 100,90 MW 

PRE DRY LOW NOX EF FOR NOX 1974 0 0 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 7

TURBINE #4, COMBINED CYCLE GE STAG 100, 90 

MW PRE DRY LOW NOX BURNER EF FOR NOX 1975 0 0 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 20

TURBINE UNIT 4, COMBINED CYCLE GE STAG 100, 

90 MW 1975 0 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 19 TURBINE UNIT 4, RATED 70 MW, WESTINGHOUSE 1975 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 21 TURBINE UNIT 5, RATED 65MW, WESTINGHOUSE 1974 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 22 TURBINE UNIT 5, RATED 65MW, WESTINGHOUSE 1974 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 24 TURBINE UNIT 6, RATED 65 MW, WESTINGHOUSE 1974 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 23 TURBINE UNIT 6, RATED 65MW, WESTINGHOUSE 1974 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. The NEI shows that this 

unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 

250 tpy?

AZ 144 EGU0040 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 2

UNIT 1, RILEY STOKER BOILER, FRONT (WALL) 

FIRED 1957 0 16 2 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 144 EGU0040 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 1

UNIT 2, RILEY STOKER BOILER, FRONT (WALL) 

FIRED 1958 0 219 2 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

AZ 144 EGU0040 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 3

UNIT 3, RILEY STOKER BOILER, FRONT (WALL) 

FIRED 1961 0 613 6 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

AZ 101 EGU0050 Yucca 1 Tangentially Fired Units 13 194 2 11 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

TOTALS: 1,919 16,209 28,323 143

Arizona Page 2 of 2
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 3

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential or any Tangentially Fired Units 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 21

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 22

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 23

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 24

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 39

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 42

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 45

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 48

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 51

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 78

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 83

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 84

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 87

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9001

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Kerosene/Naphtha (Jet Fuel); Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9002

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG); Propane: 

Reciprocating 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9003

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG); Propane: 

Reciprocating 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation; 

Surface Coating Operations 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation; 

Surface Coating Operations 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation; 

Surface Coating Operations 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9029

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1962 29 61 2 24 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 90 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC 5 Tangentially Fired Units 1964 56 46 4 48 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 90 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC 6 Tangentially Fired Units 1966 27 52 2 27 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 90 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1956 7 28 0 6 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 90 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1957 8 26 1 7 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 1 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 90 EGU0106 AES Alamitos LLC 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1961 42 103 3 35 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 EGU0121 AES Huntington Beach LLC 1

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1958 27 41 2 23 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 EGU0121 AES Huntington Beach LLC 2

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1958 29 44 2 25 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 1

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 3

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 22

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 25

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9001

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Kerosene/Naphtha (Jet Fuel); Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9002

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Kerosene/Naphtha (Jet Fuel); Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9031

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9032

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 EGU0108 AES Redondo Beach LLC 7

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1967 37 65 3 32 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 92 EGU0108 AES Redondo Beach LLC 8

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1967 37 46 3 32 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 92 EGU0108 AES Redondo Beach LLC 17

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1949 0 2 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 EGU0108 AES Redondo Beach LLC 5

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1954 4 40 0 4 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 EGU0108 AES Redondo Beach LLC 6

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1957 3 12 0 2 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 2

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 3

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 4

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 5

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 6

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 8

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 10

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 20

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 23

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 EGU0113 Broadway B3

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1965 10 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 1534 EGU0113 Broadway B1

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1955 6 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 2 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 1534 EGU0113 Broadway B2

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1957 14 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 1

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9018

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 111 EGU0118 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT -- Olive 02

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1965 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 111 EGU0118 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT -- Olive 01

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1959 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 250 Boiler 154 72 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 590 Boilers 5 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 640 Boilers 1 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 660 Engines 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 720 Engines 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 EGU0141 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1973 100 17 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 105 EGU0141 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 5 Tangentially Fired Units 1978 114 16 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 105 EGU0141 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1954 17 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 EGU0141 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1956 22 5 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 EGU0141 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1958 22 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 550 turbine 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 750 Turbines 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 68 Industrial Boiler - Other 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 71 Industrial Boiler - Other 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 74 Industrial Boiler - Other 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 67 Turbine - Cogeneration, 264MM BTU/hr max 15 0 2 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 73 Turbine - Cogeneration, 320MM BTU/hr max 23 1 3 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 70 Turbine - Cogeneration, 330MM BTU/hr max 20 1 3 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9001

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Industrial 

;; 115 10 3 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9002

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 3 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9003

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation; 

Surface Coating Operations 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation; 

Surface Coating Operations 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and Solvent Evaporation; 

Surface Coating Operations 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 38 EGU0148 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY 1 BOILER ONE 1956 10 0 1 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 38 EGU0148 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY 2 BOILER TWO 1955 26 0 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 250 Boiler 179 34 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 640 Boilers 2 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 420 Engine 13 14 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 660 Engines 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 730 Engines 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 115 EGU0142 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 2

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1962 26 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 115 EGU0142 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 3

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1964 21 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 115 EGU0142 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 1

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1960 30 2 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 115 EGU0142 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1971 21 17 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 740 Turbines 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 2

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG); Propane: 

Reciprocating 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 7

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 11

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 13

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 EGU0107 EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1964 39 29 1 33 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 149 EGU0107 EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1965 51 50 2 46 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 149 EGU0107 EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1955 3 22 3 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 149 EGU0107 EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1956 1 12 2 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 35

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 4 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 37

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 39

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 41

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 42

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 43

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 44

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 46

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 47

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 48

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9002

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9003

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9004

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG); Propane: 

Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9005

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9006

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9007

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9038

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Solid Waste; Refuse Derived Fuel 5 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9039

SCC Description: Waste Disposal; Solid Waste Disposal - 

Commercial/Institutional ;Asbestos Removal; General 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 113 EGU0109 Grayson 5 Tangentially Fired Units 1964 11 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 113 EGU0109 Grayson 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1959 7 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 121 EGU0091 IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT -- El Centro 3 BOILER #3 1957 48 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 121 EGU0091 IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT -- El Centro 2-2 COMBINED CYCLE 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 121 13151115 IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT -- El Centro 1

SCC Description: Lists both External Combustion Boilers 

and Internal Combustion Boilers; Electric Generation 

;Natural Gas; Lists both boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential and Turbine 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 1

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 40 0 5 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 4

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 39 0 5 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 43

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 1 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 44

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 5 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 45

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 46

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 48

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 49

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 1 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 50

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 51

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 54

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 95

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 96

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 97

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 98

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9001

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Kerosene/Naphtha (Jet Fuel); Turbine 6 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 1

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 14 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 4

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 6 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 5

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 40 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 7

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 71

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 27 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 110

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9033

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9034

SCC Description: Waste Disposal; Solid Waste Disposal - 

Commercial/Institutional ;Asbestos Removal; General 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 129 EGU0110 LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1963 35 2 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 129 EGU0110 LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1964 70 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 129 EGU0110 LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 4 Tangentially Fired Units 1965 46 0 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 129 EGU0110 LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 5 Tangentially Fired Units 1966 24 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 129 EGU0110 LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 6 Tangentially Fired Units 1967 18 2 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 129 EGU0110 LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1960 29 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 6 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 19

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 20

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 20 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 22

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 19 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 24

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 11 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 9001

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Kerosene/Naphtha (Jet Fuel); Turbine 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 9028

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Process Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 9 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 9029

SCC Description: Waste Disposal; Solid Waste Disposal - 

Commercial/Institutional ;Asbestos Removal; General 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 EGU0111 LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 3 Tangentially Fired Units 1974 8 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 124 EGU0111 LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 1 Tangentially Fired Units 1958 13 5 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 124 EGU0111 LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1959 12 5 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 EGU0112 LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 3

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1955 11 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 EGU0112 LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 4

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1956 13 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 EGU0112 LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 5 Natural Gas - Turbine 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater 

than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 29

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 30

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 31

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 32

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 33

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 34

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 35

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 36

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 37

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 38

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 39

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Gasoline; Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9084

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9005

SCC Description: Waste Disposal; Solid Waste Disposal - 

Government ;Municipal Incineration; Starved Air: Multiple 

Chamber 315 20 13 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

California Page 7 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9002

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; 

Commercial/Institutional ;Natural Gas; 10-100 Million 

Btu/hr 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9003

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Commercial/Institutional ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); 

Reciprocating 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 142 EGU0160 MANDALAY POWER GENERATION 1 NATURAL GAS FOR UNIT #1 1959 12 1 3 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 142 EGU0160 MANDALAY POWER GENERATION 2 NATURAL GAS FOR UNIT #2 1959 16 2 3 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 142 56113413 MANDALAY POWER GENERATION 7 PEAKING UNIT 1970 1 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 1 BOILER NO. 1 1954 1 14 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 2 BOILER NO. 2 1954 0 5 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 3 BOILER NO. 3 1954 1 15 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 4 BOILER NO. 4 1954 2 27 0 1 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 5 BOILER NO. 5 1960 22 102 2 7 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 43 EGU0079 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 6 BOILER NO. 6 W/L 1961 28 49 2 8 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CA 131 EGU0144 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 3-1 BOILER NO. 3-1 1965 163 2 2 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 10 GAS TURBINE TWIN 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 11 GAS TURBINE TWIN 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 12 GAS TURBINE TWIN 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 13 GAS TURBINE TWIN 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 14 GAS TURBINE TWIN 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 15 GAS TURBINE TWIN 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 EGU0139

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 3 Natural Gas - Tangentially Fired Units 1963 22 35 2 19 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 141 EGU0139

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 4 Natural Gas - Tangentially Fired Units 1963 11 25 1 10 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 141 EGU0139

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 1 Natural Gas - Tangentially Fired Units 1953 3 36 0 3 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 EGU0139

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 2 Natural Gas - Tangentially Fired Units 1953 3 29 0 2 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 5

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 6

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 7

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 8 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 8

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 18

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 20

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 22

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 24

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 41

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 43

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 45

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 47

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 141 361026115315

MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- Etiwanda 

Generating Station 9001

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Kerosene/Naphtha (Jet Fuel); Turbine 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1540 191026112853NP COGEN INC 1

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 1982 0 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater 

than 250 tpy?

CA 234 EGU0089 P G & E-HUMBOLDT BAY PLANT 1 BOILER 1 1956 434 1 6 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CA 234 EGU0089 P G & E-HUMBOLDT BAY PLANT 2 BOILER 2 1958 436 3 5 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CA 234 12062059 P G & E-HUMBOLDT BAY PLANT 3 GAS TURBINE NO.2 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 234 12062059 P G & E-HUMBOLDT BAY PLANT 4 GAS TURBINE NO.3 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 10

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 13

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 14

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 17

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 18

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 32

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 136 38130324 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER 1 NO. 1 UNIT GAS T 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 136 38130324 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER 2 NO. 1 UNIT GAS T 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 136 EGU0143 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER 7 NO. 7 BOILER 1958 100 2 2 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 9 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 94 EGU0138 Reliant Energy Coolwater LLC 2

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 1964 4 50 0 4 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 94 EGU0138 Reliant Energy Coolwater LLC 1

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 1961 2 23 0 3 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 247 361026115666RIVERSIDE CANAL POWER COMPANY 1

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1952 0 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 247 361026115666RIVERSIDE CANAL POWER COMPANY 2

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1952 0 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 247 361026115666RIVERSIDE CANAL POWER COMPANY 3

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1953 0 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 247 361026115666RIVERSIDE CANAL POWER COMPANY 4

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 1955 0 0 0 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 253 (blank) San Diego Gas & Electric Co. - Silver Gate 4. Do not know

This source was not found in the NEI, therefore nothing is known about the units that exist 

at the source. Are there BART-eligible units at this source? Is this a duplicate of another 

source on the list?

CA 143 EGU0161 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 2 FOSTER WHEELER 1973 47 4 8 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 143 EGU0161 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 1 FOSTER-WHEELER 1971 47 4 8 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period. However, the NEI shows that this unit 

has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 

tpy?

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 3 REILEY STOKER 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 9 REILEY STOKER 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 2 WELLONS 80K PPH 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 1 ZURN 100 K PPH 97 4 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 541430834 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 7 32 MMBTU NG Boiler 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 541430834 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 9 33.6 MMBTU/HR NG 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 541430834 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 3 9 MW Biomass cogeneration system 63 6 10 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 6 CAT 930 LOADER DIESEL 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 5 CAT 950 LOADER DIESEL 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 4 LETOURNEAU MACHINE 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

CA 259 T$18480 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 1

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; Mineral Products 

and Pulp and Paper and Wood Products ;Miscellaneous 

Wood Working Operations, Sawmill Operations, and 

Other Not Defined; Lists Planning/Trimming: Cyclone 

Exhaust and Wood Waste Storage Bin Loadout 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 10

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 1 15 0 3 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 4

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 2 0 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 5

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 3 49 0 10 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 6

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 6 0 1 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

California Page 10 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 7

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 3 42 0 9 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 8

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 2 30 0 6 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 9

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 2 24 0 5 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 9005

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 0 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 90001 ENERG SHUTDOWN STK 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 20294 IC TURBINE COMPRESS 11 0 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 20295 ICE - GENERATOR 22 0 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CA 271 (blank) United Cogen Inc. 4. Do not know

This source was not found in the NEI, therefore nothing is known about the units that exist 

at the source. Are there BART-eligible units at this source? Is this a duplicate of another 

source on the list?

TOTALS: 865 4,063 175 841

California Page 11 of 11
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 001 BOILER #1 - STOKER COAL 1 457 635 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 002 STOKER BOILER - COAL 1 600 828 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CO 33 0030 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON PLT 002 AUXILARY BOILER 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 33 EGU0169 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON PLT 1 BOILER UNIT #1 - COAL 1980 6 2,831 4,968 29 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 007 AUX BOILER 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 001 BOILER #1 - NAT GAS 2 81 0 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 002 BOILER #2 - NAT GAS 2 75 0 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 003 BOILER #3 - NAT GAS 3 110 0 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 126 0006 LAMAR UTILITIES BOARD 003 NATURAL GAS TURBINE 3 8 4 1 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 126 0006 LAMAR UTILITIES BOARD 001 STEAM GENERATOR SN: 24869 4 279 0 3 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 003 AUXILARY BOILER 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 002 TURBINE #6 0 0 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 013 TURBINES #7 W/AIR HTRS 4 7 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

CO 66 EGU0163 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 1 UNIT #1 - COAL 1957 2 1,459 3,082 12 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CO 66 EGU0163 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 2 UNIT #2 - COAL 1959 72 2,472 2,527 9 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 002 AUXILLARY BOILER #2 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 242 EGU0179 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 1 BOILER #1 - COAL 1981 514 4,592 14,832 63 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CO 84 EGU0175 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG C1 BOILER #1 - COAL 1980 158 6,607 4,261 4 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CO 84 EGU0175 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG C3 BOILER #3 - COAL 1984 26 5,346 1,393 6 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 001 BOILER #1 - NAT GAS 1 28 0 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 002 BOILER #2 - NAT GAS 1 33 0 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 003 BOILER #3 - COAL 2 185 248 1 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 004 BOILER #4 - COAL 8 541 658 3 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 006 BOILER #5 - COAL 16 905 1,436 5 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

TOTALS: 826 26,609 34,872 154

Colorado Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 010 Boiler Scrubber Stack 120 4 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

TOTALS: 0 120 0 4

Idaho Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 3

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation and commercial/institutional 

;Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal and Distillate Oil; 

Pulverized Coal: Dry Bottom Tangential (Subbituminous 

Coal) 1984 141 9,098 2,165 84 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 8

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating: Exhaust 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

MT 225 EGU0726 MDU - LEWIS & CLARK STATION B1 Tangentially Fired Units 205 796 780 10 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

TOTALS: 346 9,894 2,945 94

Montana Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

NV 45 EGU0741 Nevada Power Clark Station 1

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1955 7 198 0 6 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 45 EGU0741 Nevada Power Clark Station 2

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr except 

Tangential 1957 14 724 1 12 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 45 EGU0741 Nevada Power Clark Station 3 Natural Gas - Tangentially Fired Units 1961 11 225 1 10 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station A21

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station A22 Onan generator 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 0705 Unit 7 combined cycle turbine 1980 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 0708 Unit 8 combined cycle turbine 1982 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 46 EGU0742 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 4 UNIT #4 BOILER 1983 300 3,689 957 26 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 47 0008 Nevada Power Sunrise Station 133 generator 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 47 0008 Nevada Power Sunrise Station 801 turbine 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

NV 258 EGU0749 North Valmy 1 Boiler 1981 175 2,857 5,322 25 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

NV 258 EGU0749 North Valmy 2 Boiler 1985 333 5,014 1,552 29 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1850 AUX BOILER #1 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1851 AUX BOILER #2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NV 76 EGU0751 TRACY 4 Distillate Oil (Diesel) - Turbine 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

NV 76 EGU0751 TRACY 5 Distillate Oil (Diesel) - Turbine 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

NV 76 EGU0751 TRACY 6 Natural Gas - Turbine 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this 

source.

TOTALS: 840 12,707 7,833 108

Nevada Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

NM 37 EGU0791 Cunningham Station 121B Combustion Engineering Boiler 1957 4 237 1 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 37 350250054 Cunningham Station 005 Detroit Diesel Engine 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 37 350250054 Cunningham Station 004 Stewart & Stevenson Diesel Generator Engine 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 002 Boiler - ABCO Auxiliary Gas 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

NM 193 EGU0792 Escalante Station 1 Boiler - Coal Fired 1984 20 3,470 1,192 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 003 Boiler Voigt Plant Heating 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

NM 81 350250034 Maddox Station 003 General Electric N.G. Turbine 1963 0 0 2. Likely

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 81 350250034 Maddox Station 002 Westinghouse Turbine 1976 1 1 2. Likely

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? The date for this unit is in the BART 

time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 Annex. Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 140 00011

Public Service Company of New Mexico Reeves Generating 

Station 105 max name capacity is in cubic ft/hr, boiler preheater 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

NM 140 EGU0785

Public Service Company of New Mexico Reeves Generating 

Station 1 Unit 1 Boiler 1959 48 0 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

NM 140 EGU0785

Public Service Company of New Mexico Reeves Generating 

Station 2 UNIT 2 BOILER 1960 38 1 3. Potentially

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

NM 140 EGU0785

Public Service Company of New Mexico Reeves Generating 

Station 3 Unit 3 Boiler 1962 87 0 2 2. Likely

The date for this unit is in the BART time period, but this unit was not identified in the SO2 

Annex. The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

NM 70 EGU0788 Rio Grande Generating Station 6 Babcock & Wilcox Boiler #6 1957 7 215 1 5 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 70 EGU0788 Rio Grande Generating Station 7 Babcock & Wilcox Boiler #7 1958 8 160 1 6 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

NM 73 EGU0794 San Juan Generating Station 4 Babcock and Wilcox Coal Fired Boiler #4 1982 9,763 5,919 43 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

TOTALS: 40 14,018 7,114 61

New Mexico Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

ND 170 EGU0895 Antelope Valley Station B1 Unit 1 Boiler 1984 513 5,840 6,580 88 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

ND 6 EGU0892 Coal Creek Station 2 Unit 2 Boilers 1981 1,529 5,492 12,518 80 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

ND 232 EGU0896 Coyote B1 Unit 1 Boiler 1981 438 13,173 14,069 88 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

ND 41 172 RM Heskett Station - Mandan 154 Unit 1 Boiler 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

ND 7 EGU0894 Stanton Station 10 Unit 10 Boiler 1982 71 890 1,122 12 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

TOTALS: 2,551 25,395 34,289 268

North Dakota Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVIC

E

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 3 NORTH BOILER (HF) 8 200 9 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 TPY of all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 

tpy?

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 4 SOUTH BOILER (HF) 8 180 12 2 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 TPY of all BART pollutants. Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 

tpy?

OR 112 (blank) City of Eugene-Weyco Energy Center in Lane County 4. Do not know

This source was not found in the NEI, therefore nothing is known about the units that exist 

at the source. Are there BART-eligible units at this source? Is this a duplicate of another 

source on the list?

OR 318 05398 Covanta Marion, Inc. 4 MASS BURN WATERWALL BOILERS D-1 & D-2 13 278 14 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

OR 59 00016 Portland General Electric Company -- Boardman 5 AUXILIRY BOILER 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? There are no emission data in the NEI for this unit. 

Is PTE of BART pollutants greater than 250 tpy?

OR 59 EGU0971 Portland General Electric Company -- Boardman 1SG MAIN BOILER 1980 474 8,401 12,262 62 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? The NEI shows that 

this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for a BART pollutant.

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 5 CEM MEASURED TURNBINE EMISSIONS 291 3. Potentially

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions greater than 250 tpy for one or more 

BART pollutants.

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 3 DIST. OIL COMBUSTION 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 6 DISTILLATE OIL USE TURBINES & BOILER 0 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 8 FUEL OIL USE AUXILIARY BOILER 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 4 NATURAL GAS COMBUST. 4 4 43 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 7 N-GAS AUXILIARY BOILER 0 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

OR 60 02520 Portland General Electric Company -- Clatskanie 12 PEAKING TURBINE (24 MW) 0 2 0 0 4. Do not know

Is there heat recovery associated with this Turbine? Was this unit reconstructed or in 

existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? 

The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions less than 250 tpy for all BART 

pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

OR 156 (blank) Warm Springs Forest Products 4. Do not know

This source was not found in the NEI, therefore nothing is known about the units that exist 

at the source. Are there BART-eligible units at this source? Is this a duplicate of another 

source on the list?

TOTALS: 507 9,352 12,302 111

Oregon Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 3 1961 Bros Steam heating boiler model 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 2

1973 Combustion Engineering auxilary steam boiler 

model 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

TOTALS: 0 0 0 0

South Dakota Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

UT 236 EGU1218 Carbon Power Plant 1

Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal - Pulverized Coal: Dry 

Bottom (Tangential) (Bitu 1954 1,377 2,721 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 3974

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal; Pulverized 

Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal) 37 7 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 3976

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal; Pulverized 

Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal) 150 11 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 8910

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 8911

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 13687

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 13688

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 236 EGU1218 Carbon Power Plant 2 Tangentially Fired Units 1957 2,001 4,044 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

UT 52 EGU1220 Hunter Power Plant 2 Boiler 1980 348 5,750 2,543 38 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 52 EGU1220 Hunter Power Plant 3 Boiler 1983 173 6,661 1,370 48 2. Likely

Was this unit in existence, as defined by BART, on August 7, 1977? Emissions of a BART 

pollutant are greater than 250 tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13704

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13705

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13707

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13708

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13709

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 4032

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal; Pulverized 

Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal) 412 46 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 4033

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 4034

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Bituminous/Subbituminous Coal; Pulverized 

Coal: Dry Bottom (Tangential) (Bituminous Coal) 475 36 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 4035

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Electric 

Generation ;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13720

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Industrial 

;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13721

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Industrial 

;Distillate Oil; Grades 1 and 2 Oil 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13730

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13731

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13732

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

UT 356 10973 Little Mountain Power Plant 4036

SCC Description: External Combustion Boilers; Industrial 

;Natural Gas; > 100 Million Btu/hr 0 7 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

UT 356 10973 Little Mountain Power Plant 7173

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; Electric 

Generation ;Natural Gas; Turbine 4 194 2 1 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

Utah Page 1 of 2
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

UT 356 10973 Little Mountain Power Plant 13734

SCC Description: Internal Combustion Engines; 

Industrial ;Distillate Oil (Diesel); Reciprocating 0 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

TOTALS: 1,599 15,990 10,680 187

Utah Page 2 of 2
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 03 Aux Boiler, Dist. 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 24 BHP Auxiliary Boiler, 6-X-2500-5150M 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 25 Black Stop Diesel Generator, S12H-PTA 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 05 Turbine Lube Oil Mist Eliminator #1 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 06 Turbine Lube Oil Mist Eliminator #2 0 0 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WA 429 0012 Vaagen Brothers Lumber Inc 01 HOG FUEL BOILER #2 - 60,000 LBS STEAM 1 48 3 7 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

WA 429 0012 Vaagen Brothers Lumber Inc 02 NATURAL GAS BOILER #1 - 20,000 LBS ST 0 0 0 0 4. Do not know

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

less than 250 tpy for all BART pollutants. Is PTE greater than 250 tpy?

TOTALS: 1 48 3 7

Washington Page 1 of 1
EGU Units that May Be BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Iden Factilif tery Name

Emissi

on Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) Unit Level Comment

WY 172 5604500005 BLACK HILLS CORPORATION _OSAGE 001 STOKER #1 941 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

WY 172 5604500005 BLACK HILLS CORPORATION _OSAGE 002 STOKER #2 941 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

WY 172 5604500005 BLACK HILLS CORPORATION _OSAGE 003 STOKER #3 941 2 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

WY 20 5600500002 BLACK HILLS CORPORATION SIMPSON 1 001 Coal Boiler (NEI description is "Sweetening Plant") 31 521 1,008 4 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? The NEI shows that this unit has actual emissions 

greater than 250 tpy for one or more BART pollutants.

WY 51 EGU1325 PACIFICORP_DAVE JOHNSTON BW41 110 MW B&W_UNIT#1 1959 119 2,341 3,851 17 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 51 EGU1325 PACIFICORP_DAVE JOHNSTON BW42 110 MW B&W_UNIT#2 1961 123 2,298 4,160 18 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 51 5600900001 PACIFICORP_DAVE JOHNSTON 008 FUEL OIL COMBUSTION 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 51 5600900001 PACIFICORP_DAVE JOHNSTON 007 GENERATORS 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 54 5603701002 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER 032 1A _ UNIT 1 BOILER 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 54 5603701002 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER 033 2A _ UNIT 2 BOILER 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 54 5603701002 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER 034 3A _ UNIT 3 BOILER 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

WY 54 5603701002 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER 035 4A _ UNIT 4 BOILER 2. Likely

Was this unit reconstructed or in existence, as defined by BART, during the August 7, 

1962 to August 7, 1977 time period? Emissions of a BART pollutant are greater than 250 

tpy from BART-eligible units at this source.

TOTALS: 273 5,160 11,842 45

Wyoming Page 1 of 1
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 33

ABOVE GROUND GASOLINE 

STORAGE TANK 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 65 CC4 COOLING TOWER, MARLEY 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 39 COLD CLEANING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 121 INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 122 INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 212 INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 222 INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 321 INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 322 INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 211

INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 

(CALC BASED ON 2001 TANKS4.09B) 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 221

INTERNAL FLOATING ROOF TANKS 

(CALC BASED ON 2001 TANKS4.09B) 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 61 LOADING FUELS INTO TRUCKS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 62

LOADING FUELS INTO TRUCKS, 

DEFAULT COUNTY EMISSION 

FACTORS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 63

LOADING FUELS INTO TRUCKS, 

DEFAULT COUNTY EMISSION 

FACTORS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 25

MARLEY COOLING TOWER OPR W/3 

PUMPS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 26

MARLEY COOLING TOWER OPR W/3 

PUMPS 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 69 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 70 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 71 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 72 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 73 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 74 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 75 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 76 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 77 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 78 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 79 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 80 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 81 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 82 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 83 SURFACE COATING 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 111 VERTICAL FIXED ROOF TANK 1D 0

AZ 99 3313 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT 112 VERTICAL FIXED ROOF TANK 1D 0

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 14

ARCHITECTURAL AND SURFACE 

COATING 0

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 15

ARCHITECTURAL AND SURFACE 

COATING 0

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 21 DEGREASING 0

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 24 DEGREASING 0

Page 1 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

AZ 146 3315 SANTAN GENERATING STATION 10

GASOLINE STORAGE TANK (NO 

STAGE 1 VAPOR RECOVERY) 0

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 26

ARCHITECTURAL AND SURFACE 

COATING 0

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 40 DEGREASING 0

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 53 DEGREASING 0

AZ 144 3316 SRP AGUA FRIA GENERATING STATION 51

GASOLINE STORAGE TANK (NO 

STAGE 1 VAPOR RECOVERY) 0

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 204

500-GAL. GASOLINE STORAGE TANK 

(NO STAGE 1 VAPOR RECOVERY) 0

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 27

ARCHITECTURAL AND SURFACE 

COATING 0

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 20 DEGREASING 0

AZ 145 3317 KYRENE GENERATING STATION 73 UNIT K-7 COOLING TOWER 0

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 22 COLD CLEANING 0

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 23 COLD CLEANING 0

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 24 COLD CLEANING 0

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 25 COLD CLEANING 0

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 26 COLD CLEANING 0

AZ 100 52382 OCOTILLO POWER PLANT 13 MARLEY COOLING TOWERS (2) 0

CA 38 4011318 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY 6 COATING OPERATION 0

CA 38 4011318 DUKE ENERGY MORRO BAY 5 DIESEL FIRE PUMP 0

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 10 ASH TRANSFER

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 5 CONVEYING / LOADOUT

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 19 FUEL GRINDING

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 13 MILLING HOGS

CA 257 5504331 SIERRA PACIFIC IND. STANDARD 11 MILLING PLANNING SAW

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 35 CENTRIFUGE LUBRI 0

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 33 CLEAN LUBRICATIN 0

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 34 DIRTY LUBRICATIN 0

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 17 FUEL OIL SERVICE 1

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 44 NO. 7 UNIT CLEAN 0

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 45 NO. 7 UNIT DIRTY 0

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 72 SANDBLAST FACILI

CA 43 7130312 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Pittsburg Power 70 Spray booth, HVLP, 25.62 gal/yr solvent 0

CA 80 7130318 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Contra Costa 23 #6 & #7 UNIT TUR 0

CA 80 7130318 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Contra Costa 24 #6 & #7 UNIT TUR 0

CA 80 7130318 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Contra Costa 39 OIL/WATER SEPARA 0

CA 80 7130318 MIRANT DELTA, LLC -- Contra Costa 40 WIPE CLEANING FA 0

CA 115 37122772 DUKE ENERGY-SOUTH BAY POWER PL 770

DEGREASING AND SOLVENT 

CLEANING 0

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 70 ABRASIVE BLASTING OPERATIONS

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 770

DEGREASING AND SOLVENT 

CLEANING 0

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 2820 Marine Coatings 0

CA 105 37122773 CABRILLO POWER I LLC ENCINA PO 2840 Metal Parts and Prod 0

Page 2 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 136 38130324 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER 17 JET FUEL LOADING 0

CA 136 38130324 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER 16 NO. 9 JET FUEL T 0

CA 136 38130324 PG & E CO, HUNTERS POINT POWER 19 OIL-WATER SEPARA 1

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 27 CHEM> Separating, oi 0

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 25 FOAM HOUSE NO. 1 0

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 30 FOAM HOUSE NO. 2 0

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 20 FUEL OIL TANK NO 2

CA 131 38130326 MIRANT POTRERO, LLC 50 Spray Painting at Fa 0

CA 142 56113413 MANDALAY POWER GENERATION 11 COLD CLEANER 0

CA 142 56113413 MANDALAY POWER GENERATION 13 EMERGENCY GEN. 0

CA 142 56113413 MANDALAY POWER GENERATION 12 WIPECLEANING 0

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 19 CORROSION CONTROL 0

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 20 CORROSION CONTROL 1

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 21 CORROSION CONTROL 0

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 16 CUTTING ENGINEER 0

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 18 EMERGENCY GEN. 1

CA 143 56113465 SCE-ORMOND BEACH GEN STATION 17 WIPE CLEANING 0

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 7 1000 gal GDF

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 2 BARK CYCLONES

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 3 CHIP & SAWDUST HANDL

CA 259 541430556 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 1 PLANING Mill

CA 259 541430834 SIERRA POWER CORPORATION 1 fuel reciving 0

CA 106 7130311928 CALPINE PITTSBURG LLC 497 Fixed roof tank, 12K 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 28

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Automobiles and Light 

Trucks; Topcoat: Water-borne - 

Automobiles 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9001

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Other Not Classified 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Filling 

Vehicle Gas Tanks - Stage II; Vapor 

Loss w/o Controls 0

Page 3 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Tank 

Cars and Trucks; Distillate Oil: 

Submerged Loading (Normal Service) 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9008

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9011

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9017

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9019

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9020

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 110 19102625638 BURBANK CITY, PUB SERV DEPT 9021

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Degreasing; Methylene 

Chloride: General Degreasing Units 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Naphtha 0

Page 4 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9008

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9009

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous; Specify in 

Comments Field 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9010

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9011

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9012

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Rubber and Miscellaneous Plastics 

Products ;Fiberglass Resin Products; 

Other Not Classified 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9013

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Wood Furniture Surface 

Coating; Coating Operation 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Adhesive: General 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Tank 

Cars and Trucks; Distillate Oil: 

Submerged Loading (Normal Service) 0

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9016

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Chemical Manufacturing ;Paint 

Manufacture; Pigment Handling

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9017

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

Page 5 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9018

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Secondary Metal Production ;Lead 

Battery Manufacture; Overall Process

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9019

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Fabricated Metal Products ;Electroplating 

Operations; Entire Process: Nickel

CA 1535 19102637336 COMMERCE REFUSE TO ENERGY FACI 9020

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9001

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0 0 0

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Tank 

Cars and Trucks; Distillate Oil: 

Submerged Loading (Normal Service) 0

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9006

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9008

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Secondary Metal Production ;Lead 

Battery Manufacture; Overall Process

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9009

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Fabricated Metal Products ;Electroplating 

Operations; Entire Process: Nickel

Page 6 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 357 19102644577 LONG BEACH CITY, SERRF PROJECT 9010

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 1540 191026112853NP COGEN INC 9001

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 1540 191026112853NP COGEN INC 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 1

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Oil and Gas Production ;Process 

Heaters; Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 

Million Btu/hr except Tangential

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 2

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Oil and Gas Production ;Process 

Heaters; Natural Gas; Boilers > 100 

Million Btu/hr except Tangential

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 26

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Coating Operation

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9013

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Jet Kerosene: 

Withdrawal Loss

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Jet Kerosene: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

Page 7 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Jet Kerosene: 

Standing Loss - Internal

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9018

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9021

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9023

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 90 191026115394AES Alamitos LLC 9024

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 1

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Oil and Gas Production ;Process 

Heaters; Natural Gas

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9001

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Other Not Classified

Page 8 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9009

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9010

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9012

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9013

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9016

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9021

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

Page 9 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 92 191026115536AES Redondo Beach LLC 9022

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9001

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Turpentine

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Methyl Ethyl Ketone

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9013

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 149 191026115663EL SEGUNDO POWER, LLC 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9001

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Coating Operation 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Cleaning/Pretreatment 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Prime Coat Application 0

Page 10 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Coating Operation 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Topcoat Application 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Coating Operation 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Cleaning/Pretreatment 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9010

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9018

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9022

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9026

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 11 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9029

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 129 191026800074LA CITY, DWP HAYNES GENERATING STATION 9032

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous; Specify in 

Comments Field 4

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Turpentine 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous; Specify in 

Comments Field 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9010

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9011

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

Page 12 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9018

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9019

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9021

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Withdrawal Loss 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9022

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9023

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9026

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 13 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9027

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9030

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

1,1,1-Trichloroethane (Methyl 

Chloroform) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9031

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; 1,1,1-Trichloroethane 

(Methyl Chloroform) 0

CA 124 191026800075LA CITY, DWP SCATTERGOOD GENERATING STA9032

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Degreasing; 1,1,1-

Trichloroethane (Methyl Chloroform): 

General Degreasing Units 0

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 2

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0.06350169 0.42025 0.01025 0.041

CA 148 191026800124SO CAL EDISON CO 3

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0.01587542 0.07175 0.01025

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 4001

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Liquids 

Storage (non-Refinery) ;Petroleum 

Products - Underground Tanks; Distillate 

Fuel #2: Working Loss 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9001

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

In-process Fuel Use ;Liquified Petroleum 

Gas; General 0 0 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel 0

Page 14 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Acetone 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9017

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9019

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Working Loss (Tank Diameter 

Independent) 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9020

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9023

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 15 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9024

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 1534 191026800168PASADENA CITY, DWP 9025

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Naphtha 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Toluene 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Methyl Ethyl Ketone 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Xylene 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Isopropyl Alcohol 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9008

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9009

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Enamel 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9010

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

Page 16 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9012

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Withdrawal Loss 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9013

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Standing Loss - Internal 0

CA 219 191026800170LA CITY, DWP HARBOR GENERATING STATION 9017

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 50

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 51

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Paint: Water-base 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9001

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9002

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Filling 

Vehicle Gas Tanks - Stage II; Vapor 

Loss w/o Controls 3

Page 17 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9004

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Tank 

Cars and Trucks; Distillate Oil: 

Submerged Loading (Normal Service) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9008

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9011

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9012

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9016

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9019

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 18 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9020

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9027

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9028

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9031

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9032

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9035

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9036

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9039

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 19 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9040

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9043

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9044

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9047

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9048

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9051

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9052

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9055

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 20 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9056

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9059

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9060

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9063

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9064

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9067

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9068

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Crude Oil: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9071

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 21 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9074

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9077

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9080

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9082

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: Working 

Loss (Tank Diameter Independent) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9083

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 182 191026800193LA CITY, DWP VALLEY GENERATING STATION 9085

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Degreasing; 

Trichlorotrifluoroethane (Freon): General 

Degreasing Units 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 7

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Coating Operation 1

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9001

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

Page 22 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9008

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Other Not Classified 1

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9009

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9010

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Toluene 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9011

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9012

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

Xylene 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9013

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Rubber and Miscellaneous Plastics 

Products ;Fiberglass Resin Products; 

Resin: General: Roll On 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Adhesive: General 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9016

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Rubber and Miscellaneous Plastics 

Products ;Fiberglass Resin Products; Gel 

Coat: Roll On 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9017

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous; Specify in 

Comments Field 0

Page 23 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9018

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Printing/Publishing 

;General; Letterpress: Cleaning Solution 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9019

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Solvent 

Evaporation ;Cold Solvent 

Cleaning/Stripping; Other Not Classified 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9020

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Surface Coating Application - 

General; Primer 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9021

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Filling 

Vehicle Gas Tanks - Stage II; Vapor 

Loss w/o Controls 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9022

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Transportation and 

Marketing of Petroleum Products ;Tank 

Cars and Trucks; Distillate Oil: 

Submerged Loading (Normal Service) 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9025

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9028

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9031

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Crude Oil RVP 5: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9034

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 0

Page 24 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9037

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Fixed Roof Tanks 

(Varying Sizes); Distillate Fuel #2: 

Breathing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size) 1

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9040

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries 

;Miscellaneous Manufacturing Industries; 

Natural Gas: Process Heaters 0

CA 113 191026800327GLENDALE CITY, PUBLIC SERVICES DEPT 9041

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Thinning Solvents - General; 

General: Specify in Comments 0

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 19

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous Metal Parts; 

Coating Operation

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9003

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous; Specify in 

Comments Field

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9005

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Withdrawal Loss

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9006

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9007

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9013

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Withdrawal Loss

Page 25 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9014

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9015

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9017

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Withdrawal Loss

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9018

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9019

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9021

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Withdrawal Loss

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9022

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9023

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Specify Liquid: 

Standing Loss - External - Primary Seal

Page 26 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9025

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Jet Kerosene: 

Withdrawal Loss

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9026

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Jet Kerosene: 

Standing Loss (67000 Bbl. Tank Size)

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9027

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Petroleum Product 

Storage at Refineries ;Floating Roof 

Tanks (Varying Sizes); Jet Kerosene: 

Standing Loss - Internal

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9029

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: Working 

Loss

CA 91 301026115389AES Huntington Beach LLC 9030

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 141 361026115315MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- E9002 tiwanda Generating Station

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Surface Coating 

Operations ;Miscellaneous; Specify in 

Comments Field

CA 141 361026115315MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- E9003 tiwanda Generating Station

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Rubber and Miscellaneous Plastics 

Products ;Fiberglass Resin Products; 

Resin: General: Roll On

CA 141 361026115315MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- E9013 tiwanda Generating Station

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 141 361026115315MOUNTAIN VISTA POWER GENERATION, LLC -- E9031 tiwanda Generating Station

SCC Description: Petroleum and 

Solvent Evaporation; Organic Chemical 

Storage ;Fixed Roof Tanks - Alkanes 

(Paraffins); Petroleum Distillate: 

Breathing Loss

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 90294 COMPRESSOR SEALS 0

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 90003 DEGREASING 0

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 82279 STORAGE TANK - OIL 0

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 72191 SURFACE COATING 0

Page 27 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CA 263 3605183100066SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO 90004 VALVES & FLANGES 0

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 018 (2) BALL MILL SLAKERS 0

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 016 (2) LIME STORAGE SILOS 0

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 017 (2) RECYCLE ASH SILOS 0

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 019 (2) RECYCLE MIXERS 0

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 008 ASH HANDLING 6

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 020 ASH SYSTEM BLOWER 1

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 007 COAL HANDLING 16

CO 65 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO - VALMONT 011 FUGITIVE ROAD EMISSIONS 4

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 020 (2) BALL MILL SLAKERS 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 019 (2) LIME STORAGE SILOS 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 021 (2) RECYCLE MIXERS 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 024 1,000 GALLON AST 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 016 4 DSI STORAGE SILOS 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 010 ASH HANDLING 12

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 009 COAL HANDLING 36

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 015 COOLING TOWERS 10 6

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 017 EMERGENCY GENERATOR #B 0 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 006 EMERGENCY GENERATOR #A 0 0

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 014 FUGITIVE ROAD EMISSIONS 4

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 023 UNIT #2 ASH STORAGE SILO 4

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 022 UNIT #3 ASH SYSTEM BLOWER 1

CO 66 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO CHEROKEE PLT 018 UNIT #4 ASH STORAGE SILO 10

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 016 (2) ASH STORAGE SILOS 0

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 015 (2) BALL MILL SLAKERS 0

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 014 (2) LIME STORAGE SILOS 0

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 017 (2) RECYCLE MIXERS 0

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 006 ASH HANDLING 10

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 008 COAL HANDLING 43

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 011 COOLING TOWERS #1 & #2 6 3

CO 69 0001 PUBLIC SERVICE CO HAYDEN PLT 010 FUGITIVE ROAD EMISSIONS 52

CO 67 0003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 003 ASH HANDLING 21

CO 67 0003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 004 COAL HANDLING 84

CO 67 0003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 011 COOLING TOWERS 3 4

CO 67 0003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 013 FLY ASH HAULAGE-FUGITIVES 0

CO 67 0003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 012 FLY ASH TRANFERS 1

CO 67 0003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO COMANCHE PLT 010 FUGITIVE ROAD EMISSIONS 13

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 004 UNIT #1 COOLING TOWER 0

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 005 UNIT #2 COOLING TOWER 0

CO 183 0003 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-BIRDSALL PLT 006 UNIT #3 COOLING TOWER 0

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 007 ASH TRANSFER TO SILO 0

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 006 COAL CRUSHING 1

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 003 COAL STORAGE PILE 0

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 004 COAL TRANSFER 0

CO 274 0003 AQUILA, INC. - W.N. CLARK STATION 005 COAL UNLOADING 1

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 019 ASH HANDLING 2

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 007 COAL HANDLING 4

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 022 COAL HANDLING 1

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 023 COAL HANDLING 1

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 016 UNIT #5 COOLING TOWER 0

Page 28 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 017 UNIT #6 COOLING TOWER 1

CO 34 0004 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES-DRAKE PLT 018 UNIT #7 COOLING TOWER 68

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 006 ASH HANDLING 18

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 014 ASH HANDLING 9

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 003 COAL HANDLING 23

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 012 COOLING TOWERS 26 3

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 011 FUGITIVE ROAD EMISSIONS 6

CO 242 0011 PUBLIC SERVICE CO PAWNEE PLT 013 SODA ASH HANDLING 0

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 032 ASH & SCRUBBER SLDG HLNG 18

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 016 ASH HANDLING 0

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 004 COAL HANDLING 10

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 023 COAL HANDLING UNIT 0

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 044 Cooling Tower #3 6 2

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 040 COOLING TOWERS #1 - #2 12 4

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 035 LIME HANDLING UNIT 3 2

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 020 LIMESTONE HANDLING #1 & 2 3

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 039 SCRUBR SLUDGE DUMPING-1&2 1

CO 84 0018 TRI STATE GENERATION CRAIG 045 SODA ASH HANDLING FOR 1,2 0

CO 33 0030 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON PLT009 ASH DISPOSAL SITE 2

CO 33 0030 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON PLT006 ASH HANDLING 1

CO 33 0030 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON PLT003 COAL HANDLING 3

CO 33 0030 COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON PLT010 UNIT #1 COOLING TOWER 1

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 008 ASH HANDLING 5

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 010 ASH HANDLING - 14 0

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 009 BOILER #3 SILOS 0

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 007 BOILER #5 SILOS 0

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 005 COAL UNLOADING & CONVEY 0

CO 85 0820 TRIGEN - COLORADO ENERGY CORPORATION 013 DIESEL AIR COMPRESSOR 0 0 0 0

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 238 ASH TRANSFER

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 180 Bark Blow Line

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 110 Chip loadout bin

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 235

Dry lumber movement from kilns to 

planer

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 239 Employee traffic

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 236

Finished lumber transport to shipping 

storage

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 232 Fuel Pile Reclaim

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 234 Green lumber movement from stacker

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 300 Liquid Fuel Storage Area 0

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 020 Log debarking

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 233 Log loader traffic

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 230 Log truck traffic in log yard

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 120 Lumber Dry Kiln Vents 7

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 237 Lumber shipping truck traffic

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 250

Sawdust and waste drop to mill waste 

conveyor

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 190 Sawdust Blow Line

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 200 Shavings Blow Line to Pile

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 130 Shavings Cyclone

Page 29 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

ID 195 00300001 Evergreen Forests & Tamarack Energy Partnership 231 Truck delivey of wood fuel to storage pile

MT 225 083-0003 MDU - LEWIS & CLARK STATION 2

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Truck Unloading: Bottom Dump - Coal

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 5

COAL STORAGE SERVES UNITS #1 

AND #2. 6

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 6

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Vehicle Traffic: Light/Medium Vehicles 1

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 7

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Other Not Classified 0

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 9

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Other Not Classified 1

MT 62 111-0015 PPL MONTANA - JE CORETTE PLANT 3

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Cleaned Coal Storage

MT 62 111-0015 PPL MONTANA - JE CORETTE PLANT 4

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Loading 

Operation; Mineral: Specify in Comments

MT 62 111-0015 PPL MONTANA - JE CORETTE PLANT 5

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading and Coal Transfer

MT 62 111-0015 PPL MONTANA - JE CORETTE PLANT 6

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Vehicle Traffic: Light/Medium Vehicles

ND 7 125 Stanton Station 142 Process

ND 6 126 Coal Creek Station 145 Combined Process 0

ND 42 165 M R Young Station 1 & 2 -- Milton R Young 153 Process

NM 140 00011 Public Service Company of New Mexico Reeves Genera 109ting Station

max nameplate capacity is in hp, 

emergency generator 0 0

NM 70 350130002 Rio Grande Generating Station 004 Plant Level Fugitives 0 2

Page 30 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

NM 37 350250054 Cunningham Station 006 Holman - Auxiliary Boiler 0 0

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 009 Ash Storage & Handling 0

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 006 Coal Crushing Operations 0

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 005 Coal Pile Storage 0

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 004 Cooling Tower & H20 Treatment 3

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 016

Generator Engine Emergency Detroit 

Diesel 0 0

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 008 Limestone Storage & Handling 0

NM 193 350310032 Escalante Station 015 Tank - Ethylene Glycol 0

NM 73 350450410 San Juan Generating Station 002 Classifier System 1

NM 73 350450410 San Juan Generating Station 005 Fly Ash Storage Silos 0

NM 73 350450410 San Juan Generating Station 004 Loading Spout #2 0

NM 73 350450410 San Juan Generating Station 003

Loadout Tank (T2) & Truck Loading 

Spout #1 0

NM 73 350450410 San Juan Generating Station 001 Storage Tank T1 1

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 029 Aux. 2 Cooling Tower

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 020 Coal Pulverizing Operations

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 021 Coal Roads & Pile E701-704

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 009 Coal Storage Piles E101-104

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 005 Cooling Tower #1

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 006 Cooling Tower #2

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 007 Cooling Tower #3

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 008 Cooling Tower #4

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 023 Duct Leaks Units 1-4

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 026 Emergency Gen Unit 1-2

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 027 Emergency Gen Unit 3-4

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 024 Fly Ash Silo E505-510

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 025 Fuel Oil Pipe Leaks Units 1-2

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 022 Lime Road & Pile E705-S811

NM 73 350450902 San Juan Generating Station 028 Switchyard Emergency Gen

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 0712 cooling tower

NV 45 0007 Nevada Power Clark Station 0713 cooling tower

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1567 BACK UP FLY ASH SILO

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1575

COAL CRUSHING & SCREENING 

SYSTEM

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1573 CONVEYORS & COAL PILE AREA

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1568 LIME LOADING SYSTEM AND SILO

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1566

QUICKLIME STORAGE & FEED 

SYSTEM

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1569 SODA ASH SILO

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1574 SURFACE AREA DISTURBANCE

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1572 UNIT #4 COAL CONVEYOR SYSTEM

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1576 UNIT #4 EIGHT COAL SILOS

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1570 UNIT #4 FGD LIME SILO

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1584 UNIT #4 FLY ASH SILO

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1578

UNIT #4 SODA ASH SLURRY 

STORAGE TANK

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1577

UNIT #4 WATER TREAMENT LIME 

SILO

Page 31 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1579

UNIT 1,2 & 3 SODA ASH SLURRY 

STORAGE TANK

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1580 UNIT 1,2, & 3 COAL DUST SILO

NV 46 AP49110400 NEVADA POWER COMPANY -- Reid Gardner 1571 UNITS 1,2, & 3 FLY ASH SILO

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1859 ASH DISPOSAL SITE

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1856 CENTER SODA ASH STORAGE SILO

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1858 COAL HANDLING / COAL STORAGE

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1852 EAST LIME STORAGE

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1857 EAST SODA ASH STORAGE SILO

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1854 FLYASH STORAGE

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1853 WEST LIME STORAGE

NV 79 AP49110466 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON -- Mohave 1855 WEST SODA ASH STORAGE SILO

OR 59 00016 Portland General Electric Company -- Boardman 6 COAL STORAGE PILE

OR 59 00016 Portland General Electric Company -- Boardman 7 COAL YARD BULLDOZER ACTIVITY

OR 59 00016 Portland General Electric Company -- Boardman 8 UNPAVED VEHICLE TRAFFIC

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 14 CHIP CHIPPING AND SCREENING

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 19 EMPLOYEE VEHICLE TRAFFIC

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 7 FUEL HANDLING

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 20

GENERAL ROLLING STOCK ON 

UNPAVED ROADS

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 21 LOADER SOUTH FUEL PILE

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 22

LOADER-FUEL PREP., STORAGE & 

REPROCESSOR

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 25 NORTH TRUCK DUMP TRAFFIC

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 27 PILE FUGITIVE EMISSIOS

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 18 PULBLIC AND BIN TRUCK TRAFFIC

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 9 REPROCESSOR & AIR KNIVES

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 26 SOUTH TRUCK DUMP TRAFFIC

OR 171 00159 Biomass One, L.P. 5 SPACE HEATER

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 4

1974 Waukesha Power System 

emergency diesel generator model

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 11 Fly ash storage silo

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 8 Fuel transfer house

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 12 Lime storage silo

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 5 Live fuel storage building, transfer point

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 9

North fuel convying system and silo 

vents

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 7 Rotary car dumper building

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 6 Rotary car dumper converyor

SD 50 28.0801-29 Otter Tail Power Company -- Big Stone 10

South fuel conveying system, silo vents, 

and plant distribution bin

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 5250

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 6

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 5251

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 9

Page 32 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 5252

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 0

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 5253

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 8912

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Other Not Classified 2

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 9136

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Mining and Quarrying 

of Nonmetallic Minerals; Convey/Haul 

Material 6

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 9137

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Open 

Stockpiles; Coal 4

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 13685

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Primary Metal Production ;Iron 

Production (See 3-03-015 for Integrated 

Iron & Steel MACT); Paved Roads: All 

Vehicle Types 1

UT 236 10081 Carbon Power Plant 13686

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Open 

Stockpiles; Other Not Classified 6

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 9219

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 37

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 9220

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 31

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 9221

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 27

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 9222

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 1

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 9223

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Mining and Quarrying 

of Nonmetallic Minerals; Convey/Haul 

Material 2

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 9224

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Open 

Stockpiles; Coal 3

Page 33 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13694

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Coal 9

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13695

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Coal 8

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13696

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Coal 9

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13697

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Limestone 2

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13698

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Limestone 0

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13700

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 1

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13701

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Mining and Quarrying 

of Nonmetallic Minerals; Convey/Haul 

Material 2

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13702

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Mining and Quarrying 

of Nonmetallic Minerals; Convey/Haul 

Material 4

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 13703

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Open 

Stockpiles; Other Not Classified 24

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 18471

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 18472

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

UT 52 10237 Hunter Power Plant 18473

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 9289

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 44

Page 34 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 9290

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Petroleum Industry ;Cooling Towers; 

Cooling Towers 36

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 9301

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 1

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 9315

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 25

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13722

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Coal 9

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13723

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Storage 

Bins; Coal 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13724

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Lime Manufacture; 

Lime Silos 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13727

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 20

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 13729

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials Open 

Stockpiles; Other Not Classified 33

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18447

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18449

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18451

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18452

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

Page 35 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18453

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Bulk Materials 

Unloading Operation; Other Not 

Classified 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18454

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 1

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18455

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 8

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18456

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 18457

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 1

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 172820

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 172821

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Haul Roads: General 0

UT 53 10238 Huntington Power Plant 172822

SCC Description: Industrial Processes; 

Mineral Products ;Coal Mining, Cleaning, 

and Material Handling (See 305310); 

Unloading 0

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 18

#1 and #2 coal silo dust evacuation 

exhausts 12

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 19 #1 and #2 Cooling Towers 24

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 16 80 Acres Coal Storage Piles 0

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 07 Emergency Diesel Generator - Unit #1 0 0

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 08 Emergency Diesel Generator - Unit #2 0 0

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 04 Fugitive Dust 1

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 15 Interim Coal Storage Conveyers 0

WA 24 0010 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 17 Welding Emissions 0

WA 429 0012 Vaagen Brothers Lumber Inc 04 CYCLONES 6

WA 429 0012 Vaagen Brothers Lumber Inc 03 DRY KILNS 56

WY 20 5600500002 BLACK HILLS CORPORATION SIMPSON 1 004 STORAGE TANKS 1

Page 36 of 37
Support Equipment at EGUs

Was any of this equipment in existence during the BART time frame and located at a BART-eligible source?

State ID State Facility Iden Factilifer ty Name

Emission 

Unit ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

WY 56 5600500046 PACIFICORP_WYODAK 014 EMERGENCY DIESEL GENER

WY 56 5600500046 PACIFICORP_WYODAK 015 PROPANE FIRED HTRS

WY 55 5602300004 PACIFICORP_NAUGHTON POWER PLANT 014 FGD SCRUBBER POND FUG SO2

WY 54 5603701002 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER 036 EMER DIESEL GEN#1 (22)

WY 54 5603701002 PACIFICORP_JIM BRIDGER 037 EMER DIESEL GEN#2 (23)

Page 37 of 37
EGU Units that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility IdenFacilit tifiery Name

Emissio

n Unit 

ID Emission Unit Description

YEAR 

INSERVICE

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual 

VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY)

AZ 98 EGU0048 APS SAGUARO POWER PLANT CT3 Natural Gas - Turbine 2002

AZ 99 EGU0039 APS WEST PHX POWER PLANT CC4

#4 TURBINE COMBINED CYCLE, GE 120 

MW DRY LOW NOX COMBUSTION 

SYSTEM 2001 0 59 1 0

AZ 145 EGU0041 KYRENE GENERATING STATION K-7

UNIT K-7 COMBINED CYCLE TURBINE: 

DUCT BURNERS OFF 2002 0 0

CA 91 EGU0121 AES Huntington Beach LLC 3A

Natural Gas - Boilers > 100 Million Btu/hr 

except Tangential 2003

CA 114 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING LLC 1A GAS TURBINE 1A 2002

CA 114 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING LLC 2A GAS TURBINE 2A 2002

CA 114 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING LLC 3A GAS TURBINE 3A 2002

CA 114 EGU0119 DUKE ENERGY MOSS LANDING LLC 4A GAS TURBINE 4A 2002

CO 33 EGU0169

COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON 

PLT 2 TURBINE - UNIT #2 1999 4 0

CO 33 EGU0169

COLORADO SPRINGS UTILITIES - RAY D NIXON 

PLT 3 TURBINE - UNIT #3 1999 4 0

MT 63 087-0008 COLSTRIP STEAM ELECTRIC STATION 4 No Description 1986 206 12,756 3,140 122

ND 170 EGU0895 Antelope Valley Station B2 UNIT 2 BOILER 1986 584 5,953 7,284 99

NM 37 EGU0791 Cunningham Station 123T Westinghouse 501D5 Turbine 1998 3 0

NM 37 EGU0791 Cunningham Station 124T Westinghouse 501D5 Turbine 1998 3 0

WA 24 EGU1263 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 30 Combustion Turbine, HRSG 30 2002 1 0

WA 24 EGU1263 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 40 Combustion Turbine, HRSG 40 2002 1 0

WA 24 EGU1263 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 50 Combustion Turbine, HRSG 50 2002 0 0

WA 24 EGU1263 TRANSALTA CENTRALIA GENERATION 60 Combustion Turbine, HRSG 60 2002 1 0

Totals 807 18,768 10,425 221

Page 1 of 1
EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

AZ 732

Duke Energy North AmericaArlington Valley Energy Facility 04013 Maricopa N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates BART-eligible units were not constructed in BART 

timeframe.

AZ 829 Griffith Energy LLC 04015 ADEQ N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates BART-eligible units were not constructed in BART 

timeframe.

AZ 1145 Pinnacle West Energy- Redhawk 04013 Maricopa N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates BART-eligible units were not constructed in BART 

timeframe.

AZ 1221 Reliant Energy Desert Basin LP 04021 Pinal N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates BART-eligible units were not constructed in BART 

timeframe.

AZ 1262 Salt River Project 04013 Maricopa

1942 

and 

1949 N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates BART-eligible units were constructed before the 

BART timeframe. Arizona cannot find this source in their 

records and therefore this source is assumed closed. It is 

possible that this source is a synthetic minor.

AZ 1325 South Point Energy Center 04015 ADEQ N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates BART-eligible units were not constructed in BART 

timeframe.

AZ 1413 0004

TUCSON ELECTRIC POWER CO - 

SPRINGERVILLE 04001 ADEQ 1,056 12,572 19,862 97

1985 

and 

1990 Y

source category reference document, BART 01 tables lists a 

1985 and 1990 start-up date. Not in BART timeframe.

AZ 1532 0402700141

YUMA COGENERATION 

ASSOCIATES 04027 ADEQ 14 188 7 4

1991, 

1994 Y

The permit indicates that this source does not qualify as BART01 and the boiler is less than 250 MMBtu/hr. In addition, the 

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates the boiler was not constructed in BART timeframe.

CA 450 36051850001051 ACE COGENERATION 06071

MOJAVE DESERT 

AQMD 336 298 0 Y

The EPA website says this source is an electric power and 

steam cogeneration facility; however, this source is identified 

on the source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

as having construction dates outside the BART timeframe. A 

web search reveals the cogeneration plant produces steam for 

use by the IMC chemical production plant. It appears this 

source is permitted under the IMC Chemicals permit. 

CA 455 AES Mendota, L.P. 06019

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 456 AES Placerita Inc 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. 

CA 460 Agnews Power Plant 06085 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. In addition this source is a 

synthetic minor facility and therefore does not have PTE 

greater than 250 tpy for any BART pollutant.

CA 463 191026101656

AIR PRODUCTS HYCAL CO 

L.P.,AIR 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD 116 27 1 45 Y

This source is identified as the Wilmington Hydrogen Plant on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 tables and 

has a construction date outside the BART timeframe. 

CA 498 3712275270 APPLIED ENERGY - N O R I S 06073

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY APCD 35 110 2 7 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having construction dates 

outside the BART timeframe. The EPA website says that this 

source is a cogeneration plant that produces electricity. No 

permit can be found online.

CA 608 43130311180 CALPINE GILROY COGEN, L P 06085 BAY AREA AQMD 13 324 2 2 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

Page 1 of 9
EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

CA 610 Calpine King City Cogen LLC 06053

MONTEREY BAY 

UNIFIED APCD N

The permit does not show when this facility was constructed; 

however, this source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables with a date outside the 

BART timeframe. In addition APCD indicates this source is 

made up of simple cycle gas turbines.

CA 611

Calpine Monterey Cogen Inc - 

Watsonville power plant 06087

MONTEREY BAY 

UNIFIED APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a date outside the BART 

timeframe. No permit can be found online. APCD indicates 

this source is not a synthetic minor nor a Title V.

CA 618 4313031629

CARDINAL COGEN A JOINT 

VENTURE 06085 BAY AREA AQMD 35 112 1 6

1987, 

1988 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

CA 622 Carson Cogeneration Co. 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD

1989, 

1990 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. 

CA 689 Crocket Cogen Project 06013 BAY AREA AQMD

1995, 

1996 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 700 DAI Oil Dale Inc. 06029

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 709 15143075

DELANO ENERGY COMPANY 

INC 06029

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD 29 145 18 0

1990, 

1993 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 710 Delta Energy Center 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 786 Foster Wheeler 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 787

FPL Energy - Port of Stockton 

District Energy Fac 06077

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 792 Fresno Cogeneration Partners 06019

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD

1990, 

2001 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 333

Gas Recovery Systems Inc. 

(Coyote Canyon Steam Plant) 06059

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. A web search indicates this 

source did not start up until 1993.

CA 813 Goal Line LP 06073

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having construction dates 

outside the BART timeframe. No permit can be found online.

CA 835 GWF Power Systems,LP (Site 1) 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. In addition this source is a 

synthetic minor facility and therefore does not have PTE 

greater than 250 tpy for any BART pollutant.

CA 836 GWF Power Systems,LP (Site 2) 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. In addition this source is a 

synthetic minor facility and therefore does not have PTE 

greater than 250 tpy for any BART pollutant.

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EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

CA 837 GWF Power Systems,LP (Site 3) 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. In addition this source is a 

synthetic minor facility and therefore does not have PTE 

greater than 250 tpy for any BART pollutant.

CA 838 GWF Power Systems,LP (Site 4) 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. In addition this source is a 

synthetic minor facility and therefore does not have PTE 

greater than 250 tpy for any BART pollutant.

CA 839 GWF Power Systems,LP (Site 5) 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. In addition this source is a 

synthetic minor facility and therefore does not have PTE 

greater than 250 tpy for any BART pollutant.

CA 844 55698

HANFORD ENERGY PARK 

PEAKER 06031

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD 2 385 1 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 845 191026106325 HARBOR COGENERATION CO 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD 7 118 1

1988, 

2001 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having construction dates 

outside the BART timeframe.

CA 342 EGU0098 HENRIETTA PEAKER PLANT 0.5933 104.6 0.1854 2002 N

Source Category Reference Document indicates that both units 

were built in 2002, therefore not BART-eligible.

CA 854 High Desert Power Plant 06071

MOJAVE DESERT 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having construction dates 

outside the BART timeframe.

CA 883 Jeffereson Smurfit Corp 06085 BAY AREA AQMD

1985, 

1986 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. The permit shows that the heat 

input capacity for the steam electric plant is greater than 250 

MMBtu/hr. However, this source appears to make electricity 

for use on location (not for sale).

CA 914 KES Kingsburg LP 06019

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 918

KJC Operating Co. - SEGS III, IV, 

V, VI, VII 06071

MOJAVE DESERT 

AQMD no N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. This source is a solar electric 

generating system (SEGS); each SEGS has a natural gas-fired 

boiler that makes steam and serves as a back-up for the solar 

panels, yet the size of this boiler is not known. However, a web 

search reveals that KJC Operating Co. did not develop these 

SEGS until the mid-1980's and therefore the source could not 

have been built during the BART timeframe.

CA 946

Los Angeles County - Pitchess 

Cogen Station 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

CA 1536

Los Angeles County Sanitation - 

Palos Verdes Gas to Energy 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. However, research indicates that 

this source was built after the BART timeframe. 

CA 1537

Los Angeles County Sanitation - 

Puente Hills Energy Recovery 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. However, research indicates that 

this source was built after the BART timeframe. 

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EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

CA 1538

Los Angeles County Sanitation - 

Spadra Landfill Gas to Energy 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. However, research indicates that 

this source was built after the BART timeframe. 

CA 1539

Los Angeles County Sanitation - 

Total Energy Facilities 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe. 

CA 948 55217

LOS MEDANOS ENERGY 

CENTER 06013 BAY AREA AQMD 83 3,586 8 26 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

CA 957

Luz Solar Parnters Ltd (SEGS VIII 

and IX) 06071

MOJAVE DESERT 

AQMD no N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. Research indicates that all SEGS 

in California were built after the BART timeframe.

CA 977 0713031820

MARTINEZ COGEN LIMITED 

PARTNER 06013 BAY AREA AQMD 20 171 5 2

1995, 

1996 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having construction dates 

outside the BART timeframe. The permit indicates this source 

uses natural gas and refinery gas fired turbines to make 

electricity (not steam). In addition, NEI search revealed no 

BART categories for this source.

CA 1000 Mojave Cogen 06029

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 1017 Mt Poso Cogeneration 06029

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 1078 O.L.S. Energy Camarillo 06111

VENTURA 

COUNTY APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. The EPA website says this source 

is a cogeneration facility that produces electricity for sale to the 

power grid. It also produces steam and electricity to export to 

California State University facility. This facility has two steam 

boilers. Ventura district indicates these boilers are 750 MW 

each and were built in the mid-80's. 

CA 371 5014302073 OGDEN MARTIN SYSTEMS 06099

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD 24 338 33 3 Y

This source (aka Covanta) is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables. A web search indicates 

this source did not come start up until 1992.

CA 1082 OLS Energy Chino 06071

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. 

CA 1084

Orange County Sanitation Dist. 

(Plant No. 2) 06059

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe. 

CA 1085 Otay mesa Generating Project 06073

SAN DIEGO 

COUNTY APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having construction dates 

outside the BART timeframe. No permit can be found online.

CA 1098 55043312

Pacific Ultrapower Chinese - 

Ultrapower Chinese Station 06109

TUOLUMNE 

COUNTY APCD 14 158 7 2 Y

District confirmed that this is not a fossil fuel power plant and 

was built in the mid-80s.

CA 1105 PE Berkeley 06013 BAY AREA AQMD N

This source is a cogeneration plant that is located at the 

University of California's Berkeley Campus. This source 

identified on the source category reference document, BART 

01 tables and shows one unit built in 1987. The permit reveals 

that there is only one turbine and one duct burner (combined 

cycle); in addition to the construction date being outside the 

BART timeframe, the heat input is less than 250 MMBtu/hr.

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EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

CA 1541 Praxair Inc. - Linde Wilmington 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe. 

CA 1226

Ridgewood Power Management - 

JRW Associates LP 06047

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 1228 Rio Bravo 06061

PLACER COUNTY 

APCD N

District indicated that source is a biomass power plant with 

construction dates outside BART timeframe.

CA 1229 Rio Bravo Fresno 06019

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 1256 Sacramento Municipal Util Dist. 06067

SACRAMENTO 

METROPOLITAN 

AQMD

1995, 

1997 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as not built within the BART 

timeframe. No permit can be found online.

CA 1350 391430802 STOCKTON COGEN COMPANY 06077

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD 3 106 218 0 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 1355 Sunray Energy Inc. (SEGS I and II) 06071

MOJAVE DESERT 

AQMD no N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. Research indicates that all SEGS 

in California were built after the BART timeframe.

CA 1382

Thermal Energy Dev Partner - 

Tracy Biomass 06077

SAN JOAQUIN 

VALLEY UNIFIED 

APCD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe.

CA 1543

UCLA So. Campus Central Chill 

Cogen Project 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe. 

CA 1494 19102651620

WHEELABRATOR NORWALK 

ENERGY CO 06037

SOUTH COAST 

AQMD 13 101 1 29 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables as having a construction date 

outside the BART timeframe.

CO 477 0057

AMERICAN ATLAS NO 

1/COLORADO GREENHOUSE 08045 47 221 1 20 Y

Colorado indicates this source was built after 1977. In addition, 

this source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. 

CO 927 Las Animas Municipal Power Plant 08011

pre 

1980s N

Colorado DPHE originally identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source. However, a review of the TV permit 

reveals that there are no steam generators at the site. In 

addition Colorado says there are no – ICEs or steam 

generators.

CO 1174 0008

PUBLIC SERVICE CO - 

ARAPAHOE 08031 239 5,343 5,107 40

1950, 

1951, 

1955 Y

Colorado indicates that the boilers located at this power plant 

were not reconstructed in the BART timeframe and no new 

sources were built. Two of the units are shutdown.

CO 1175 0002

PUBLIC SERVICE CO CAMEO 

PLT 08077 107 819 2,095 6

1957 & 

1960 Y

Colorado indicates that the boilers located at this power plant 

were not reconstructed in the BART timeframe and no new 

sources were built.

CO 1176 0023

PUBLIC SERVICE CO OF 

COLORADO - FORT ST VRAIN 08123 116 494 12 9

1996, 

98, 99, 

and 

2001 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables for which it is not in BART 

timeframe Colorado says this source was built after 1977

CO 1178 0007 PUBLIC SERVICE CO ZUNI PLT 08031 2 165 3 1

1948 

and 

1954 Y

Colorado indicates that the boilers located at this power plant 

were not reconstructed in the BART timeframe and no new 

sources were built.

CO 1337 Springfield Municipal Power Plant 08009 1950s N

Colorado DPHE identified this facility as a potential BARTeligible source. However, a review of the TV permit reveals 

that there are no steam generators at the site.

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EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

CO 1407 Trinidad Municipal Power Plant 08071

1950, 

1951, 

1965 N

Colorado DPHE originally identified this facility as a potential 

BART-eligible source. However, a review of the TV permit 

reveals that the aggregate boiler capacity is less than 250 

MMBtu/hr. Colorado indicates this source was built before 

1962 and is not in source category. This source is identified on 

the source category reference document, BART 01 tables.

ID 810 Glenns Ferry Cogen Facility N

Power plant built after BART-timeframe. This source is 

identified on the source category reference document, BART 

01 tables.

ID 1154 Plummer Forest Products N

Power plant built after BART-timeframe. Idaho indicates this 

source is renamed Rayonier and has burned down. This 

source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables.

ID 1202 Rathdrum Power LLC N

Power plant built after BART-timeframe. This source is 

identified on the source category reference document, BART 

01 tables.

ID 1253 Rupert Cogen Project N

Power plant built after BART-timeframe. This source is 

identified on the source category reference document, BART 

01 tables.

MT 676 0007

COLSTRIP ENERGY LTD. 

PARTNERSHIP 30087 32 827 1,262 7 Y

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART eligible. 

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables but is not in the BART timeframe.

MT 1167 0014

PP&L MONTANA LLC - 

COLSTRIP 30087 6,553 32,631 16,735 276

1984, 

1986 Y

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART eligible 

because there are no emission units built or reconstructed in 

the BART timeframe. This source is also identified on the 

source category reference document, BART 01 tables. The 

NEI search has split this source into two entries - "Colstrip 1&2" 

and "Colstrip 3&4". Montana has confirmed this entry to be for 

the "Colstrip 3&4" units which were built in 1984 and 1986, or 

after the BART timeframe.

MT 1530 0023

YELLOWSTONE ENERGY 

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 30111 23 448 2,073 9 Y

Montana DEQ has identified this source as not BART eligible 

because it was built in 1995 which is outside the BART 

timeframe. This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

ND 504 Archer Daniels Midland Co. 38067

1980, 

2000 N

This source is listed on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with a construction date outside the 

BART timeframe. It is also identified as an Ethanol plant by 

ND; therefore, it is a chemical plant. North Dakota confirms 

this source was permitted and built in 1980.

ND 1058 0001

NORTHERN SUN/ADMENDERLIN K80 - Enderlin 38073 266 64 13early 

1980's Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables; North Dakota confirms that this 

source was permitted and constructed in the early 1980's.

NM 494 0029 Animas Plant 35045

1955, 

1958, 

1960, 

1994 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. New Mexico confirms that there 

were no units reconstructed in the BART timeframe.

NM 548 0008

Blanco Compressor Station - A, 

C,D Plant 35045 1956 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. New Mexico indicates this source 

is not a power plant and only has a compressor station.

NM 1137 0001 Phelps Dodge Corp 35017

1930, 

1950, 

1959, 

1973, 

1976, 

2001 Y

This primary copper smelter is identified as BART eligible by 

New Mexico; however NM confirms this source is shutdown. 

This source is also identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables and on the primary copper smelter 

and large boiler source category lists.

Page 6 of 9
EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

NM 1179 Public Service Company of NM 35043

1954 

and 

1959 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. New Mexico confirms this source 

was shutdown on May 31, 1987.

NM 1203

Raton Public Service/Raton Power 

Plant 35007

1937, 

1951, 

1961, 

1963 Y

This source is identified as BART eligible by New Mexico; 

however, NM's data appears to show only one boiler affected 

and it is less than 250 MMBtu/hr. In addition, the source is 

identified as "eligible" for SO2 by the WRAP in its Annex. This 

source is also identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. New Mexico confirms that this 

source is shutdown.

NM 1418 0002 Tyrone Mine/Power Plant 35017 Y

New Mexico confirms there are only diesel generators 

operating at this source; all other operations have been 

shutdown.

NV 546

Black Hills Nevada-Las Vegas 

Cogen unknown unknown N

source category reference document, BART 01 tables lists 

installation dates outside BART timeframe.

NV 607

Calpine Corporation - Moapa 

Paiute Energy Center Clark N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables lists 

this as a fossil fuel-fired steam electric plant. However, Clark 

county indicates this is a new/proposed source.

NV 721 A1513 Duke Energy Clark N

Clark county added this source to the list as a new power plant 

permitted in 2004.

NV 747 55077

EL DORADO ENERGY LLC - EL 

DORADO ENERGY 32003 Clark 79 132 7 25

1907, 

1912, 

1999, 

and 

2000 Y

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables lists 

installation dates before BART timeframe. Clark county 

indicates that the Eldorado Plant was built in the 1990's.

NV 802 A1584 GenWest SilverHawk Clark N

Clark county added this source to the list as a new Power 

Plant.

NV 996 A1520 Mirant LLC Clark N

Clark county added this source to the list as a new power plant 

permitted in 2001.

NV 1032 A00360

Nevada Cogeneration Associates 

#1 Clark N

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates a 1992 construction date.

NV 1033 A00391

Nevada Cogeneration Associates 

#2 Clark N

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates a 1992 construction date.

NV 1034 A00533

Nevada Power Company (Harry 

Allen) Clark N

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

does not list this source therefore it is not a fossil fuel-fired 

steam electric plant.

NV 1035 #00028

Nevada Sun Peak Limited 

Partnership Clark N

source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates a 1991 construction date.

NV 1220 A1550 Reliant Energy Clark N

Clark county added this source to the list as a new power plant 

permitted in 2001.

NV 1258 A00393 Saguaro Power Company Clark N

source category reference document, BART 01 tables lists a 

1991 construction date.

OR 655 120001 Co-Gen Co. LLC 41023 ER 59 156 7 62 Y

This source is identified in the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables, however construction dates are not 

in the BART timeframe. 

OR 656 100002 Co-Gen II 41019 WR-M 72 162 6 60 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables but indicates equipment 

constructed well after the BART timeframe.

OR 697 D R Johnson Lumber N

This source is identified in the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables, however construction dates are not 

in the BART timeframe. 

OR 851 54761 HERMISTON 41059 ER 69 143 6 22 Y

The source category reference document, BART 01 tables 

indicates equipment constructed outside the BART timeframe. 

OR 852 300113

HERMISTON GENERATING 

COMPANY, L.P. AND P 41059 ER 8 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables list with a construction date outside 

the BART timeframe. 

OR 919 Klamath Cogeneration Plant N

This source is identified in the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables, however construction dates are not 

in the BART timeframe. 

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EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

OR 1156

Portland General Electric-Coyote 

Springs ER N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables, however construction dates are not 

in the BART timeframe.

SD 547 0001

BLACK HILLS POWER AND 

LIGHT COMPANY 46103 37 967 786 4

1960, 

1961, 

1977, 

1978, 

1979 Y

This source is identified by South Dakota DENR as not BARTeligible. South Dakota DENR has confirmed that there are only 

simple cycle turbines associated with this source. The boiler 

was built in 1960; no reconstruction occurred during the BART 

timeframe. This source is identified on the source category 

reference document, BART 01 tables.

SD 1048 North States Power Company N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. South Dakota says the units that 

would be BART applicable are retired and the source now only 

operates natural gas turbines.

SD 1057 Northern States Power Company 46099 N

South Dakota DENR has indicated that the boilers were 

decommissioned and therefore this source is no longer BARTeligible.

Tribe-UT 716 Deseret Generation & Tran Corp Region 8 N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. However, the permit shows no 

units constructed or reconstructed in the BART timeframe? 

UT 794 10355 GADSBY 49035 39 302 2 22

1951, 

1952, 

1955, 

2002 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. The permit shows that three units 

were built before the BART timeframe and Utah DAQ confirms 

there was no reconstruction during the BART timeframe.

UT 943 10327

LOS ANGELES CITY OF - 

INTERMOUNTAIN 49027 1,947 30,256 3,649 160

1986 

and 

1987 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables; however, it appears that no units 

were constructed or reconstructed in the BART timeframe. 

UT 1021 10572

N CONCENTRATOR,POWER 

PLT, LAB, TAILINGS 

IMPOUNDMNT 49035 181 2,320 2,984 14 Y

This source is identified on the large boiler source category list. 

Utah DAQ confirms that this is part of the Kennecott Copper 

Mine for which has been in existence since 1907. This location 

does not have a copper smelter and the three boilers at the 

power plant were built in the 1940's and one in the late 50's.

UT 1164 10120 POWER PLANT 49011 0 110 2 7 Y

The permit shows that this power plant is not a fossil fuel-fired 

steam generating plant; therefore, this source is not BARTeligible.

UT 1165 POWER PLANT N

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables. The permit shows that this source 

has equipment associated with the steam plant that aggregates 

to less than 250 MMBtu/hr; therefore this source is not BARTeligible.

UT 1339 10892

ST. GEORGE CITY POWER 

PLANT 49053 13 126 0 1 Y

From the permit, it appears that the generators are too small to 

be BART-eligible.

UT 1354 10096

Sunnyside Cogeneration Assoc - 

Sunnyside Cogen 49007 77 517 1,189 20 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables and large boiler source category 

list; however, it appears that no units were constructed or 

reconstructed in the BART timeframe.

UT 1498 10819 WHITEHEAD POWER PLANT 49049 161 0 58 Y

The permit shows that there are boilers at this power plant; 

however, Utah DAQ confirms this source to have been 

constructed in the early 2000's.

WA 1273

SDS Lumber Co.-SDS Lumber 

Gorge Energy Division

Ecology Central 

Region

1985 

and 

2002 N

List indicates this source is a power plant. Not in BART 

timeframe. In addition, Ecology indicates the unit is only a wood 

fired boiler.

WA 1352 Sumas Power Plant-Calpine Corp NWAPA N

Not in BART timeframe. Ecology indicates this source is a 

cogeneration station based on a small gas turbine.

Page 8 of 9
EGU Facilities that are Not BART-Eligible

State ID State Facility Identifier Facility Name NEI State County ID District

Actual 

PM10 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual NOx 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual SO2 

Emissions 

(TPY)

Actual VOC 

Emissions 

(TPY) DATE Shutdown? Comments

WY 545 00063

Black Hills Corp - NEIL SIMPSON 

II 56005 District 3 445 821 707 17

1995, 

2000 Y

This source is identified on the source category reference 

document, BART 01 tables with construction dates outside the 

BART timeframe.

TOTALS: 12,203 96,028 56,808 1,072

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