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SearchTIP Press Ctrl-F⌘F to search anywhere in the document.Read without ads and support Scribd by becoming a Scribd Premium Reader.See Premium PlansGet Scribd MobileThere was a problem sending you an sms. Check your phone number or try again later.To get Scribd mobile enter your number and we'll send you a link to the Scribd app for iPhone & Android.We've sent a link to the Scribd app. If you didn't receive it, try again.Text meWe'll never share your phone number.iTunes App Store | Google Play StoreSectionsENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCYAGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)ACTION: Supplemental Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (SNPR)60318) notice of proposed rulemaking (NPR). This actionState implementation plan (SIP) measures to ensure thatADDRESSES (in duplicate form if possible). A public hearingADDRESSES: Comments may be submitted to the Air andSUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION of this document. No ConfidentialBusiness Information (CBI) should be submitted throughThe public hearing will be held at the EPA Auditorium at 401Please refer to SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION below for a list307(d)(5)(iv) of the CAA to provide an opportunity forEPA’s SIP call webpage atDocket Information Center at the above address. The Agency96-56 (including comments and data submitted electronicallyA-and-R-Docket@epamail.epa.gov. Electronic comments must be5.1) file format or ASCII file format. All comments andGroup (OTAG) are available on the Agency's Office of AirNetwork (TTN) via the web at http://www.epa.gov/ttn/. IfDocuments related to OTAG can be downloaded directly fromOTAG's webpage at http://www.epa.gov/ttn/otag. The OTAG’sStates. The proposed SIP call explained the basis forEPA also conducted a regulatory cost analysis which isII-B-01) as a technical support document (TSD) to thesection 110(a)(1) and section 110(k)(5) in order to meet theStates. Part of the information EPA considered in thisOTAG 2007 Base Case and OTAG "zero-out" subregional UAM-V(NPR). These source sectors are discussed separately belowInventory and Budgets for the Ozone Transport SIP Call”(revised Budget TSD)(40 CFR part 76). Detailed information on the sources ofAction Plan (CCAP) was projected to produce from the year2000 and on. Details on how EPA prepared this electricitySNPR is correcting one error in the growth factorPlanning Model (IPM) and EPA’s baseline electricity2000 to 2010 as forecasted by the IPM. The average annualOTAG utility data were replaced by the acid rain dataOTAG recommendations as follows:RACT to all medium-sized sources in the affected States. AModel (IPM) was run to estimate costs under an interstateNOx Budget Trading Program as well as all such sources in(SCR) and Selective Non Catalytic Reduction (SNCR) wereOzone Transport Rulemaking Regulatory Analysis”(Supplemental Regulatory Analysis TSD)SNCR costs for non-electricity generating sources is nowBased on the Least Cost Scenario for non-electricityFR 60365). It further explained that each “SIP revisionSIP call first will be determined to be either incomplete orSection 1.2 of Appendix V, in accordance with sectionThe EPA has issued documents to assist States in developingSIP submissions appear in proposed 40 CFR 51.121. Most ofRegister in the near future. Electric utility units haveState’s projected levels is that recent changes in thesection V of today’s notice. States may voluntarily choosesectionState has the legal authority to adopt the model rule andProgram requirements (see 40 CFR part 51 subpart U) andStrategies Guidance. This Section presents guidance thatEmission Factors (CHIEF) Web SiteFIRE. The most recently finished AP-42 stationary sourceImprovement Program (EIIP)” (EPA-454/R-97-004a)--Estimating Air Emissions from Point Sources”(EPA-454/R-97-004b)--Estimating Air Emissions from Area Sources”(EPA-454/R-97-004c)--Estimating Air Emissions from Mobile Sources”(EPA-454/R-97-004d)--General Guidance for Stationary Sources”Emission Inventory Requirements for Photochemical AirQuality Simulation Models” (Revised)Mobile Sources” (EPA-450/4-81-026d [Revised]) (You canCHIEF Web Site.)EPA will evaluate any revision to these growth factors orNOx and VOC ozone precursors in all areas. Under such anStrategies for the 15 Percent Rate-Of-Progress Plans”SIP actually performed in meeting the statewide NOxNOx budget. Section 110(a)(2)(F) provides additionalSection will be used by EPA in air quality modeling toNOx SIP call. The regulatory text appears in proposed §Statewide area and mobile source ozone season emissions2003. The State must submit annual reports for all sourcesState would not have to submit an annual report for NOxSection below(May 1 to September 30). The direct reporting from sources40 CFR Part 75 to account for their emissions. This topicState does not require additional NOx reductions from thatStates would be required to submit to EPA statewide NOxNOx sources within the State which are subject to measuresSeveral options are available for data reporting. The StateInformation Retrieval System (AIRS) using the AIRS facilityEmission Inventory Improvement Program/Electronic DataInterchange (EIIP/EDI) format. This file can then be madeThe EPA is soliciting comment on whether the State reportingEPA is soliciting comment on whether no later than 6 or 9EPA Regional Office should be consulted for finalEPA’s authority to cooperate with and assist the States in103(a) and (b) generally authorize EPA to cooperate with and301(a) grants EPA broad authority to prescribe suchSection V.B.1.). When designed and implemented properly, aUniformity of the key operational elements across the NOxBudget Trading Program region is necessary to ensure aTrading Program as a part of the SIP. The EPA proposes thatMonitoring Revisions” that will be published in the FederalRegister in the near future.) The monitoring of emissionsBudget Trading Program. A specific recommendation would beCoast Air Quality Management District’s Regional Clean AirIncentives Market (RECLAIM) and the Ozone TransportCommission’s (OTC) NOx Budget Program. Today’s proposed NOxBudget Trading Program builds directly upon the OTC programUnderstanding (MOU) committing the signatory States to theNOx emissions in the Ozone Transport Region (OTR) to create(Phase II) and 2003 (Phase III). (Phase I required theThe banking provisions of the OTC model rule provide forEPA has taken OTAG’s work and conclusions into account inIncentives Workgroup of OTAG are particularly relevant toEPA’s creation of the NOx Budget Trading Program. TheTrading and Incentives Workgroup was charged with designingNOx Budget Trading Rule. This Section describes theNOx Budget Trading Program development. To achieve theStates’ needs. Since the ultimate cost savings of the80 percent reduction by 2003 for both SOx and NOx. EachNOx annually or which burn any solid fuels to use CEMS toRECLAIM was continuing to meet its emissions reductionCFR part 96 will become effective and apply to sources onlyState’s regulation or adopts regulations that are inTrading Rule includes Sections describing: to whom the NOxProgram’s applicability. Additional options for the tradingThe second is to ensure that EPA could successfully2003. The RECLAIM program has focused on a larger breadth10 percent for the OTC program and units with emissions ofCEMS requirements.” The audit goes on to explain that “thisRECLAIM staff have indicated that units that have high250 mmBtu cutoff used for industrial boilers. The EPA40 CFR part 75. These are also source categories that are40 CFR 75.19 do not contain default emission factorsRain Program; Continuous Emission Monitoring Revisions” thatEPA would strongly encourage any State wishing toSection iii, Inclusion of Additional Source Categories. TheReduction Credit programs. This effort has focused on theTrading Program requirements for retired units. The purposeTrading Rule establishes the process for certifying the NOxAAR and describes his or her duties. A NOx AAR is theBecause the NOx AAR is representing the owners and operatorsAAR must certify that he or she was selected by an agreementAAR (alternate NOx AAR) for a NOx budget source. TheWhile the alternate NOx AAR would have full authority to actThe EPA believes the NOx AAR requirements afford theBudget sources that would participate in the NOx BudgetCFR parts 70 and 71. Since there would be some NOx budgetProgram would require only that a NOx budget source have aNOx Budget source have a title V permit. The EPA believesNOx budget permit would be administered. For those sourcesThe NOx budget permit renewal application deadlines are theBudget Trading Program requires that a NOx budget permitBudget Trading Program permit application should include allBudget Trading Program requirements into a NOx budget permitBudget Trading Program permit regulations generally requireProgram. The NOx AAR must submit a compliance certificationAdministrator. This report must identify the NOx budgetNOx allowances that each State allocates to its NOx budgetState’s sources meeting the definition of “NOx budget unit”State may determine the number of NOx tons allotted for theTrading Program and submit them to EPA for inclusion intoNOx allowances are allocated to NOx budget units at theEPA allocations for the control period in the year that is 5Program would receive NOx allowance allocations at the sameEPA proposes that the final NOx Budget Trading Rule includeThe second approach was for the rule to recommend one methodThe option of allocating NOx allowances based on a unit’s5) output data would be available for States to calculateV.C.9.b of this preambleIntegrated Planning Model (IPM) and on the proposal toNOx budget units for control periods that the unit was notState issues a permit to construct the NOx budget unit. TheNOx AAR may not request an amount of NOx allowances for eachNOx budget unit’s maximum design heat input (in mmBtu) forState would not allocate any NOx allowances to additional(in mmBtu) x 0.15 lb/mmBtu)). The NOx allowances deductedSection V.C.7.b of this preamble, the proposed rule reflectsSection of the proposed rule. However, requests for NOxIV accelerated price discovery and provided usefulProgram. The NATS would also provide the allowance marketEPA of tracking and reporting serial numbers outweighs theInformation System’s (ORIS) code or facility identificationNOx AAR may choose whether he or she wishes to utilize theNOx budget unit at that source fails to hold sufficient NOxThis is similar to the approach used in the OTC NOx BudgetNATS account number. The unit that fails to hold sufficientNOx allowance transfer deadline of midnight on November 30)NOx budget unit not obtain sufficient NOx allowances toEPA believes that it is important to set up this automaticAAR mailing address; the names of all parties with anNOx AAR cited on the application of the establishment of hisIn considering these options identified by OTAG for managingThe EPA is not adopting or recommending an option in thisBanking. December 1997 Analysis of Banking in a NOx TradingProgram”. This paper is available as item number V-A-28 inDocket No. A-96-56 of the Air and Radiation Docket (see theThe EPA hopes that these analyses will help stakeholdersBudget Trading Program would result in the automaticAny NOx allowances not awarded from this reserve would beBudget Trading Program would also require determinations ofBudget Trading Program could necessitate the considerationBudget Trading Program region exceeds 10 percent of the(November 30) of each year until EPA completes the annualThe form would include: the transferror and transferee NATSAARs would be informed of developments and/or requirementsTrading Program. The EPA is proposing that units subject toCFR part 75 subpart H to support the monitoring andRain Program or the OTC’s NOx Budget Program will also40 CFR part 75 monitoring and reporting are used in theWhile comments on the proposed revisions to 40 CFR part 75(including proposed 40 CFR part 75 subpart H) should be40 CFR part 75 revisions require units to determine NOx massProgram would be required to measure NOx emission rate usingAssurance Monitoring (CAM) requirements and other State40 CFR part 75 which will be published in the FederalCFR part 96 (and proposed revised 40 CFR part 75) unlessIV. The NOx budget units subject to title IV would continueNOx mass. This would only be an issue if a unit shared aEPA’s rationale is discussed in the preamble to the 40 CFRSIP. If a State wants to approve a methodology that is notProgram. A State would account for the opt-in unit in theState’s SIP by adding the opt-in unit’s NOx emissions to theSection of this preamble discusses and requests comment onBudget Units. Today’s proposal does not include special orThe EPA solicits comment on the desirability and method ofNOx to use up its NOx allowance allocation for the controlCFR part 96 subpart E of the proposed trading rule for eachThe EPA would use the same system that it is currently usingNOx Budget Program. There are a number of advantages to theETS. This assistance may include: answering individualThe NOx AAR’s would also have to provide EPA with an end ofSection IV.A of this supplemental proposal. One of theState might choose would be to implement this NOx BudgetTrading Rule (40 CFR 96). If a State chooses to implementTrading Rule portion of the SIP (see Section IV.A.3 forOTC Program and is aware of the issues that the OTC StatesSection is to identify how EPA believes that these specificStates undertake rulemakings to implement Phase III(beginning in 2003) of the OTC programBudget Trading Program is applicable to any of the 23Budget Trading Program; the other is to offer the States theBudget Trading Program by voluntarily enrolling in theOTC StatesOTC program applicability provisions to be reasonablySection V.C.7 of this preamble and an audit to assess theSection of this preamble. The EPA requests comments on howProgram. The monitoring and reporting requirements in theOTC’s NOx Budget Program are based on the current version of40 CFR part 75 and on additional guidance that was developedThis additional guidance sets forth requirements forProgram. For sources that are subject to both the Acid Rain40 CFR part 75 would require few changes to address the NOxBudget Trading Program would be that all units that burnProgram and the proposed NOx Budget Trading Program would beProgram offers a number of different options for these40 CFR part 75 that would affect OTC NOx Budget TradingProgram sources are designed to reduce monitoring costs andContinuous Emission Monitoring Revisions” that will beRule requires federally enforceable permits. The EPA’sTrading Program defined in today’s proposed rule. SimplyCommenters should consider how these sources would beBoth the DOE study and the findings and results from similar5-lab study’s “Efficiency” case level of improvement include(GSP) of over $60 billion by achieving the efficiencyThe EPA noted in its December workshop discussion paper thatNOx Budget Trading Program. The EPA continues to considerQuestion 1. How do States determine the amount ofQuestion 2. What information do States and other entitiesDecember workshop discussion paper. One option is to limit(MEC). The EPA could establish the “30 percent better thanMEC” as the benchmark that must be attained for applicantsQuestion 3. Do States and potential applicants for energyQuestion 5. In addition to Energy Star Buildings and EnergyNOx Budget units. Other respondents to the DecemberQuestion 9. For States that may be interested in an “off-State or region specific data; (2) an average NOx rateThis marginal NOx rate is calculated by dividing theState specific NOx rate (average or marginal) in lbs/kWhState-specific NOx factors to be used in translating energyQuestion 10. What access do States or end users have toQuestion 11. If a marginal NOx rate is not available orState or end user take into account the type of differentIs this necessary to do?This would mean that an applicant for set-aside NOxQuestion 13. How many applications could a State reasonablyBudget Trading Program region. If it is likely that the endQuestion 14. Will States be able to reasonably estimate theNOx Budget Trading Program. Since the first year for theQuestion 20. Which of the options listed above for overQuestion 21. What other options or suggestions could beProtocol (IPMVP) developed by DOE with energy serviceMPCIRF prescribes precise monitoring and verificationIPMVP and the MPCIRF exist that States or other entitiesThese strategies could range from a low verification/highQuestion 28. What are other options to theQuestion 29. What kinds of record keeping are currentlyQuestion 30. Which option seems most manageable for States?Why?CFR 76.16 in order to provide additional opportunity forProgram in title IV (as under other emission limitsection 407(b)(2) to provide relief from the revised Group 1Section 407(b)(2) gives the Administrator discretion to407(b)(2) limits were considered on a boiler-by-boiler orAdministrator's consideration of whether to grant relief mayIV NOxemission limits must be subject to either (i) a capFR 18466). The EPA will evaluate NOx allowance surrendersection 407(b) limits, the effect of alternative emission60 FR 18769). If averaging includes units not subject toII NOx limits, and the air pollution control agencies inEPA maintains that newspaper notice in these circumstancessection 407(b)(2) limits that would otherwise apply to theOTAG modeling domain. The Base Year scenario is intended toIV and RACT, were applied to all sources in the modeling(i.e. >250 MMBtu/hr). For medium sources (i.e. <=250OTAG "level 0" for highway mobile and OTAG "level 1" forState in the domain are presented. Table VII-4 shows theBudget NOx emissions used as input for modelingState-level assessment is supplemented with the OTAGStandard Table of Metrics to quantify the impacts in severalSection C.1.a.ii, Procedures for Calculating State-LevelC.1.a.ii, Procedures for Calculating State-Level Metrics)Determination of Significant Contribution" to quantify theNAAQS (e.g. >=125 ppb for the 1-hour NAAQS and >=85 ppb forNAAQS. The 1-hour and 8-hour State-level metrics identifiedNAAQS. The next step was to select the subset of 1-hourReport-Procedures for Linking the OTAG Episodes to the 8-(with predictions >=125 ppb) in the State. The State totalStandard Table of Metrics was developed to evaluate theOTAG to relate the grid cells used in these calculations toThe preceding 1-hour and 8-hour OTAG metrics are self-2007 Base Case ozone prediction in that grid cell. TheseAnalysis of Modeling Results. The discussion is organizedFor each NAAQS the results for the State-level metrics are1-hour and 8-hour ozone above the NAAQS in areas whichNortheast. The States included in each of these regions1-hour ozone in the OTAG "problem areas" were investigated2007 Base Case ozone is >124 ppb. This last metric is(New Jersey and Connecticut) have reductions in the extentTo investigate impacts on 8-hour ozone in the OTAG "problemBudget scenario to a 2007 Base Case reflecting emissions(3) Any "disbenefits" due to the NOx reductions associatedThe EPA plans to evaluate alternative approaches in605(b). Courts have interpreted the RFA to require a(D.C. Cir. 1985) (agency's certification need only considerStates would have discretion to choose which sources toDistribution court). For a more detailed analysis by EPA ofThe Agency received a number of comments on thisThe NOx budget trading program is a recommendation to... in any one year.” A “Federal mandate” is defined underCAA Amendments and which applies directly to sources. Thesection 203 (2 U.S.C. 1533) do not apply to the revisions to40 CFR Part 76Request (ICR) document has been prepared by EPA (ICR NoEPA. Certain process data may be identified as sensitive byEPA's national data base systems. Costs associated withThe OMB control numbers for EPA's regulations are listed inOfficer for EPA." Comments are requested by [Insert date 45Section 307(b)(1) of the CAA indicates which FederalCall must be filed in the Court of Appeals for the DistrictManagement and Budget (OMB) review and the requirements of(4) raise novel legal or policy issues arising out ofSection, which is listed in the ADDRESSES section of this2. Subpart G is amended to add §§ 51.121 and 51.122 to readsection must submit to EPA a SIP revision that provides forState has demonstrated to EPA provides equivalent or greaterThe summary must assume the same NOx mass emissions forState to determine whether the sources are in compliancesection;State determines provide the authorities required under thissection must be specifically identified, and copies of suchsection, EPA may make a finding under § 179(a)(1)-(4) of the(ii) State FIPS code(iii) County FIPS code(iv) Federal ID code (plant)(v) Federal ID code (point)(vi) Federal ID code (process)(vii) Federal ID code (stack)(ix) SCC(ix) SIC(vi) Activity (VMT by Roadway Class)State must submit for EPA approval an example of theEPA Aerometric Information Retrieval System (AIRS) systemState may have sources submit the data directly to EPAInformation Placement System (FIPS). FIPS is the system ofChemical Abstracts Service (CAS) numbers are used for allU.S. Department of Commerce's categorization of businessesSince VMT does not directly correlate to emissions thatPhase II coal-fired utility units with a tangentially fired(i) Is subject to:State or the group of States to use a NOx averaging plan(A) Any NOx emissions by such unit; andAdministrator that any NOxemissions under this paragraph(b)(1)(iii)(B) will not result in higher total NOx emissionssection for providing notice of the draft decision; andAdministrator to each NOx Allowance Tracking System accountIV of the Clean Air ActAdministrator means the Administrator of the United StatesNOx allowances to be initially credited to a NOx Budget unitAutomated data acquisition and handling system or DAHS meansNOx Budget unit under § 96.4 on the date the unit commencesNOx Budget source’s or a NOx Budget unit's compliance orCompliance account means a NOx Allowance Tracking SystemContinuous emission monitoring system or CEMS means theEnergy Information Administration means the EnergyInformation Administration of the United States DepartmentEPA means the United States Environmental Protection AgencyGeneral account means a NOx Allowance Tracking SystemMaximum potential NOx emission rate means the emission rateMost stringent State or Federal NOx emissions limitationNOx emissions limitation (in terms of lb/mmBtu) that isStates Department of Energy standardsClean Air Act and regulatory authority under the Clean AirNOx allowance deduction or deduct NOx allowances means theNOx allowances held or hold NOx allowances means the NOxNOx Allowance Tracking System means the system by which theNOx Allowance Tracking System account means an account inNOx allowance transfer deadline means midnight of NovemberNOx allowances may be submitted for recordation in a NOxNOx Budget emissions limitation means the tonnage equivalentNOx Budget opt-in source means a unit that has been electedNOx Budget permit means the legally binding and federallyTrading Program requirements applicable to a NOx BudgetNOx Budget source means a source that includes one or moreNOx Budget unitsNOx Budget Trading Program means a regional nitrogen oxidesNOx Budget unit means a unit that is subject to the NOxOpt-in means to be elected to become a NOx Budget unit underNOx Budget opt-in permit under subpart I of this partOverdraft account means the NOx Allowance Tracking SystemAdministrator from one NOx Allowance Tracking System accountState means one of the 48 contiguous States and the DistrictBudget Trading Program pursuant to § 51.121 of this chapterState trading program budget means the total number of NOx(2) By United States Postal Service; orTitle V operating permit means a permit issued under title VFor the purpose of determining compliance with the NOx(1) The total electrical generation (MWe) for use withinsection shall become effective the day on which the unit issection to submit a NOx Budget permit applicationNOx Budget source and each NOx Budget unit at the source(e) Recordkeeping and Reporting RequirementsNOx Budget Trading Program or to demonstrate compliance withBudget source and each NOx Budget unit at the source shallBudget Trading Program shall be subject to criminalNOx Budget source) shall also apply to the owners andProgram concerning the source or any NOx Budget unit at theNOx Budget source shall be selected by an agreement bindingAllowance Tracking System account shall be established for aThe NOx authorized account representative may be changed at96.13. Notwithstanding any such change, allBudget source or a NOx Budget unit is not included in theNOx Budget unit at the source for which the accountV operating permit:V permit:A complete NOx Budget permit application shall include theBudget source and whether it is a NOx Budget unit under §NOx Budget units covered by the permit or the overdraftThe initial NOx Budget permit covering a NOx Budget unit for(1) Identification of each NOx Budget unit;NOx Budget Trading Program and make appropriate adjustmentsThe State trading program budget allocated by the permittingState implementation planNOx allowance allocations for each NOx Budget unit under §section will be determined in accordance with part 75 ofchapter for the yearUnit’s NOx allowances deducted for actual utilization =(Unit’s NOx allowances allocated for control period) - (Unit’s actual control period utilization x 0.15 lb/mmBtu)Administrator will establish one compliance account for eachNOx Budget unit and one overdraft account for each sourcesection, no objection or other communication submitted toAdministrator will deduct NOx allowances until the number ofAllowance Tracking System account. Within 10 business days(a) The NOx authorized account representative of aThe NOx authorized account representatives seeking(b) A specification by serial number of each NOx(a) Within 5 business days of receiving a NOx allowancesection, the Administrator will record a NOx allowance(2) The transferror account includes each NOx allowance(b) A NOx allowance transfer that is submitted for(1)(i) The owner or operator of each NOx Budget unit(ii) The owner or operator of each NOx Budget unit under(A) The maximum potential NOx emission rate and the(B) Reference methods under § 75.22 of this chapter; or(2)(i) The owner or operator of each NOx Budget unit(3)(i) The owner-operator of a NOx Budget unit that(1) No owner or operator of a NOx Budget unit shall use(2) No owner or operator of a NOx Budget unit shall(3) No owner or operator of a NOx Budget unit shall(4) No owner or operator of a NOx Budget unit shall(ii) The owner or operator is monitoring emissions from(iii) The NOx authorized account representative submits96.71(b)(2)(i)(a) The owner or operator of a NOx Budget unit that is(2) For any additional NOx emission rate CEMS required(b) The owner or operator of a NOx Budget unit that isNOx Budget unit that is subject to an acid rain emissionschapter (which includes the automated data acquisition andchapter or appendix B to part 75 of this chapter, the owner(i) Notification of certification. The NOx authorized(ii) Certification application. The NOx authorized(A) Approval notice. If the certification application is(B) Incomplete application notice. A certification(B) The NOx authorized account representative shallThe NOx authorized account representative for a NOx(2) If the NOx authorized account representative for the(b) For NOx Budget units that are not subject to an acid(1) Monitoring Plans. The owner or operator shall comply(2) Certification Applications. The NOx authorized(i) (A) Except as provided in paragraph (b)(3)(i)(B) of(iii) Compliance certification. The NOx authorized(iv) The NOx authorized account representative shall(a)(1) The NOx authorized account representative of a NOxchapter to the Administrator requesting approval to apply an(b)(1) The NOx authorized account representative of a NOxchapter to the permitting authority and the AdministratorA unit for which an application for a NOx Budget opt-in(a) Applying for initial NOx Budget opt-in permit. In(1) A complete NOx Budget permit application under §(b) Duty to reapply. The NOx authorized accountThe permitting authority will issue or deny a NOx Budget(d) After calculating the baseline heat input and theNOx Budget opt-in permit on the NOx authorized account(e) Confirmation of intention to opt-in. Within 20 daysNOx Budget opt-in permit application(f) Issuance of draft NOx Budget opt-in permit. If theNOx authorized account representative confirms the intentionsection, if at any time before issuance of a draft NOx(h) Withdrawal of application for NOx Budget opt-inNOx Budget opt-in permit. Once the application for a NOxNOx Budget opt-in permit shall be May 1 of the first control(a) Each NOx Budget opt-in permit (including any draft or(a) Requesting withdrawal. To withdraw from the NOx(b) Conditions for withdrawal. Before a NOx Budget(2) If the NOx Budget opt-in source has excess emissionsAdministrator will deduct from the NOx Budget opt-inNOx Budget source where the NOx Budget opt-in source isNOx authorized account representative for the NOx BudgetBudget Trading Program shall comply with all requirementsNOx authorized account representative of the NOx Budget(g) Ability to return to the NOx Budget Trading ProgramBudget Trading Program and its NOx Budget opt-in permit isNOx Budget opt-in permit became effective(a) Notification. When a NOx Budget opt-in source(b) Permitting authority's and Administrator’s action(1)(i) When the NOx Budget opt-in source becomes a NOx(ii)(A) The Administrator will deduct from the compliance(1) Any NOx allowances allocated to the NOx Budget unit(as a NOx Budget opt-in source) under § 96.88 for any(2) If the effective date of the NOx Budget permitBudget unit (as a NOx Budget opt-in source) under § 96.88(iii) (A) For every control period during which the NOxBudget permit revised under paragraph (b)(1)(i) of thissection is effective, the NOx Budget unit under paragraphNOx Budget permit revision under paragraph (b)(1)(i) of thissection and will be allocated NOx allowances under § 96.42(B) Notwithstanding paragraph (b)(1)(iii)(A) of thissection, if the effective date of the NOx Budget permit(b)(1)(i) of this section under § 96.42 for the controlNOx Budget opt-in source’s compliance account. If any NOxAdministrator will close the NOx Budget opt-in source's(a) NOx allowance allocation. (1) By December 31(b) For each control period for which the NOx Budget opt-Budget opt-in source will be allocated NOx allowances in(1) The heat input (in mmBtu) used for calculating NOx(i) The NOx Budget opt-in source’s baseline heat input(2) The permitting authority will allocate NOx allowances(i) The NOx Budget opt-in source’s baseline NOx emissions(ii) The most stringent State or Federal NOx emissionsInfo and RatingCategory:Uncategorized.Rating:Upload Date:01/27/2008Copyright:Attribution Non-commercialTags:Governmentenvironmentususagreenconservationunitedstatesexecutiveepa(more tags)Governmentenvironmentususagreenconservationunitedstatesexecutiveepaenvironmentalprotectionagencyenvironmentalprotection(fewer)Ebook download as Text file (.txt), PDF File (.pdf) or read book online.Flag for inappropriate contenthttp://www.scribd.com/doc/1781819/Environmental-Protection-Agency-final110/13/2011pdftextoriginal