Documentation for 2002 - 2018 SO2 Inventories

The 2002 - 2018 SO2 Inventories are three (four?) distinct inventories representing snapshots of Maine DEP’s point source inventory and projected emissions based on anticipated controls of sulfur in residual (and distillate?) fuel oil. Process unit specific records can be found on the accompan yi ng spreadsheet, 2002 - 2018_SO2_Point_Inventory .xls. Sections of that spreadsheet are referenced below. 1. 2002 MANE - VU Point Source Inventory As its baseline, Maine DEP i s using the MANE - VU 2002 Emissions Inventory , version 3, which can be found at http://www.marama.org/visibility /I nventory %20Summary

/2002EmissionsInventory .htm . Maine DEP participated through NESCAUM in the development of this inventory , designed specificall y for regional haze modeling. All annual, point source records for SO2 were extracted and can be found in **Section 2: 2002 MANE -**  **VU (Ver. 3) SO2 Inventory** (C olumns D - J). Total SO2 Emissions: 23,711 tons 2. 2018 SO2 Inventory

based on 2008 Maine DEP Point Source Inventory The second inventory

presented is the first of two project 2018 inventories based on Maine’s 2008 Point Source Inventory . Records were m atched at the process unit level to the 2002 MANE - VU Inventory . The following additional additions, deletions and assumptions were made:

 Maine DEP has removed SO2 emissions for all facilities which ceased operation and/or surrendered their air emissions license from 2001 through 2009. In all, emissions from 25 facilities were deleted from the inventory .  Thirty - two (32) facilities included in the 2002 MANE - VU Inventory have undergone air emission license renewals or amendments and are no longer subject to point source emissions inventory

reporting under 06 - 096 CMR Chapter 137. In theory , SO2 emissions from these facilities would be counted from this point forward in the aggregate nonpoint emissions inventory , however, as we have chosen not to revise th e nonpoint inventory for this project, these emissions are being retained in the point source inventory and carried forward to 2008 (and 2018) using a conservative growth factor of 1.

 Two other facilities which had temporaril y ceased operation in 2008 h ad their emissions carried forward from the 2002 MANE - VU Inventory as well, using a growth factor of 1.

 For all reported point source emissions in 2008, 2018 emissions are assumed using a growth factor of 1. See **Section 3: 2008 MEDEP Point Source Invent ory, projected to 2018, using GF=1, minus**  **facility closures, 2001 -**  **2009** for facility - specific details **.**Total SO2 Emissions: 13,194 tons

3. 2018 SO2 Inventory , assuming 0.5% Sulfur in Residual Oil The third inventory

presented builds upon the second, with the additional assumption that the State of Maine adopts a 0.5% sulfur limit for residual oil/Bunker C. Residual oil use was identified at the process level b y Source Classification Code (see spreadsheet tab, SCCs ). The following steps were used to cal culate this inventory : a. Based upon the total emissions, annual throughput, percent sulfur, emission factor and control efficiency

reported in 2008, a side calculation was done to determine that the following emissions calculation formula was used. [Total Emissions] = [Annual Throughput] * [Percent Sulfur] * [Emissions Factor] *

(1 - [Control Efficiency %]) / 2000 b. If a facility

did not report an emissions factor or did not follow the formula above , such as emissions reported fr om a CEMS device or some other manual calculation, an emissions factor was derived using the above equation, based upon the actual reported sulfur content of the fuel. c. The percent sulfur was then changed from its actual reported value to the assumed value of 0.5% and emissions were re - calculated using the formula in Step a. Records marked in red on the accompan yi ng spreadsheet under **Section 4: 2008 MEDEP Point Source Inventory, projected to 2018, using GF=1, minus facility closures, 2001**  **- 2009,**  **assuming 0 .5% sulfur for all residual oil burned**  **,** depict those calculations. Total SO2 Emissions: 8,445 tons