Greenhouse Gases
On July 1, 2011 the Federal Environmental Protection Agency established major source thresholds for Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions and Title V permitting requirements for major sources of GHGs. Subsequently, on June 23, 2014 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that GHG emissions cannot be considered in determining if a stationary source is a major stationary source for purposes of Title V permit requirements (and Prevention of Significant Deterioration permitting requirements). Therefore, as of June 23, 2014 facilities that are major sources solely due GHG emissions are no longer required to obtain or maintain a Title V permit.
Initial and Renewal
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Title
V Application Checklist |
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Title V
Permit Application Form |
TVFORM-main
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Title V Actual
Emissions Report |
TVFORM-001 |
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Title V Potential Emissions
Report |
TVFORM-002 |
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Title V
Insignificant
Activities |
TVFORM-003 |
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Title V Compliance
Plan |
TVFORM-004 |
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Title V Compliance
Certification |
TVFORM-005 |
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MACT Hammer Part I application |
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Modification
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Title
V Modification Application |
TVFORM-008 |
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Title V Compliance Certifications for Modifications |
TVFORM-009 |
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Responsible
Official Change Form |
TVFORM-010 |
Compliance Reports
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Title V Compliance Assistance Bulletin |
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Annual Compliance Certification |
TVFORM-006 |
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Report of Required Monitoring |
TVFORM-007 |
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Breakdown / Title V Deviation Reporting Form |
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Certification of Truth and Accuracy |
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Templates
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Status |
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UM-0-3 |
Facility-wide
Umbrella |
Finalized |
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