California Code of Regulations › Title 17 - Public Health › Division 3 - Air Resources › Chapter 1 - Air Resources Board › Subchapter 7.5 - Airborne Toxic Control Measures › Airborne Toxic Control Measure for Diesel Particulate Matter from Portable Engines Rated at 50 Horsepower and Greater › Section 93130.7 - Vessel Operator Requirements

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
Vessel operators that visit a berth or terminal in
						California shall meet the following requirements. Any failure to perform any
						specific items in this section shall constitute a separate violation for each
						calendar day that the failure occurs.
(a) Shore power requirements for at berth
					 emission reductions.
Vessel operators with shore power vessels shall plug in
						to shore power on each and every visit to a terminal where the port or terminal
						has commissioned the vessel's shore power equipment or the port or terminal has
						deemed the vessel to be compatible based on the vessel's previous commissioning
						to another berth.
(b)
					 Requirements for vessel auxiliary engines.
Vessel operators shall reduce auxiliary engine emissions
						to the performance standards set forth in section
						93130.5(d)(1) of
						this Control Measure through use of a CAECS during each visit to a terminal by
						the date specified for each vessel type in this section and listed in Table 1,
						unless the visit qualifies for an exception identified in sections
						93130.4,
						93130.8, or
						93130.10 of this Control Measure.
						A summary of responsibilities is provided in section
						93130.18 of this Control
						Measure.
Table 1: Compliance Start Dates by Vessel Type
January 1, 2023
Container and refrigerated cargo vessels
January 1, 2023
Passenger vessels
January 1, 2025
Roll-on roll-off vessels
January 1, 2025
Tanker vessels that visit the ports of Los Angeles or
								Long Beach
January 1, 2027
All remaining tanker vessels
(c) Requirements for tanker auxiliary boilers
					 on tanker vessels with steam driven product pumps.
Vessel operators shall reduce boiler emissions to the
						performance standards set forth in section
						93130.5(d)(2) of
						this Control Measure through use of a CAECS during each visit to a terminal by
						the date specified for each vessel type in this section and listed in Table 2,
						unless the visit qualifies for an exception identified in sections
						93130.4,
						93130.8, or
						93130.10 of this Control Measure.
						A summary of responsibilities is provided in section
						93130.18 of this Control
						Measure.
Table 2: Compliance Start Dates for Tanker Vessels with
						Steam Driven Product Pumps
January 1, 2025
Tanker vessels with steam driven product pumps that
								visit the ports of Los Angeles or Long Beach
January 1, 2027
All remaining tanker vessels with steam driven
								product pumps
(d) Visits by vessels with on-board control
					 strategies.
If the CAECS is operated solely on the vessel, vessel
						operators shall confirm in writing with the terminal operator that the
						equipment is operational and will be used, prior to the vessel's arrival at a
						California berth.
(e) Vessel
					 compliance checklists.
Vessel operators shall complete all items in the
						checklist to ensure compliance under the Control Measure:
(1) At least seven calendar days before
					 arrival, the vessel operator shall communicate in writing with the terminal
					 operator and operator of the CAECS to coordinate the use of a CAECS, and shall
					 do all of the following:
(A) Request use of a
					 CAECS; and
(B) Supply the terminal
					 operator and the operator of the CAECS with information about the compatibility
					 of the vessel with the intended CAECS.