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Institute What Would you Do Questions Air Programs Environmental Air Quality Air Permitting English Analysis Focus Area USA

What would you do?

Are these situations subject to CAA Title V permits?

Scenario 1: A medium-sized coal-burning electric utility plant is an affected source under Acid Rain Rules. Does this stationary source need to get a Title V permit?

Scenario 2: A secondary copper smelting facility is a non-major source subject to National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. Does this stationary source need to get a Title V permit?

Scenario 3: A small municipal waste combustor falls under Section 129 of the Clean Air Act. Does this stationary source need to get a Title V permit?

Are these situations subject to CAA Title V permits?: Answers

Scenario 1 Answer:  Yes. Affected sources under Acid Rain Rules must obtain a Title V permit regardless of size.

Scenario 2 Answer:  Yes. EPA generally has not required non-major sources to get permits, although a secondary copper smelting facility is one of the outlined exceptions because it is subject to NESHAP.

Scenario 3 Answer: Solid waste incineration units under Section 129 must obtain a Title V permit regardless of size.

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Institute What Would you Do Questions Air Programs Environmental Air Quality Air Permitting English Analysis Focus Area USA

What would you do?

Institute What Would you Do Questions Air Programs Environmental Air Quality Air Permitting English Analysis Focus Area USA

Are these situations subject to CAA Title V permits?

Scenario 1: A medium-sized coal-burning electric utility plant is an affected source under Acid Rain Rules. Does this stationary source need to get a Title V permit?

Scenario 2: A secondary copper smelting facility is a non-major source subject to National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants. Does this stationary source need to get a Title V permit?

Scenario 3: A small municipal waste combustor falls under Section 129 of the Clean Air Act. Does this stationary source need to get a Title V permit?

Are these situations subject to CAA Title V permits?: Answers

Scenario 1 Answer:  Yes. Affected sources under Acid Rain Rules must obtain a Title V permit regardless of size.

Scenario 2 Answer:  Yes. EPA generally has not required non-major sources to get permits, although a secondary copper smelting facility is one of the outlined exceptions because it is subject to NESHAP.

Scenario 3 Answer: Solid waste incineration units under Section 129 must obtain a Title V permit regardless of size.

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