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This document is an update to the Title V Application for Permit Modification regarding the Conical Drill Unit Kulluk, detailing requests for the withdrawal of specific conditions and updates to summary

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How to fill out OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits

1. Gather necessary information about the source of emissions including type, quantity, and location.
2. Determine the applicable air quality regulations and standards for your facility.
3. Complete the application form, providing detailed descriptions of processes, equipment, and emissions control measures.
4. Provide emissions calculations and modeling data to demonstrate compliance with air quality standards.
5. Prepare a public notice and submit for review, if required by the permitting authority.
6. Submit the completed application, along with any required fees, to the appropriate regulatory agency.
7. Respond to any comments or requests for additional information from the regulatory agency during their review process.
8. Obtain the final permit and comply with ongoing reporting and monitoring requirements.

Who needs OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits?

1. Facilities that emit pollutants into the air and are subject to federal or state air quality regulations, including industries like manufacturing, power generation, and construction.
2. Entities planning to construct new sources of emissions or modify existing facilities that may increase emissions.

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Who needs an air permit in Texas?

Any location that emits more than 10 tons pe year of a hazardous air pollutant or 25 tons per year of any combination of hazardous air pollutants must obtain a Title V Federal Operating Permit through the TCEQ.

What is a part 71 permit?

The CAA in Part 71 sets forth the comprehensive Federal air quality operating permit program. EPA issues Title V operating permits under Part 71 for: Indian Country; Outer Continental Shelf (beyond the State's seaward boundaries);

What is Section 328 of the Clean Air Act?

Section 328(a)(1) of the Clean Air Act (“the Act”), requires the Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) to establish requirements to control air pollution from outer continental shelf (“OCS”) sources in order to attain and maintain Federal and State ambient air quality standards and to comply with the provisions of

What are the categories of air permits?

Permits are categorized as major, medium, and minor depending upon the category of the facility and the quantities of air pollutant emissions generated annually.

What is an air permit by rule?

The purpose of a general permit is to provide for protection of air quality while simplifying the permit process for similar minor sources. o A permit by rule is also a standard set of requirements that can apply to multiple stationary sources with similar emissions characteristics.

What is a part 70 permit?

Most are issued by state or local agencies (“Clean Air Act part 70” permits); a small number are issued by the EPA (“Clean Air Act part 71” permits). Permits include pollution control requirements from federal or state regulations that apply to a source.

What is a part 70 air permit?

The permit may also be referred to as a part 70 permit because it is derived from 40 CFR part 70. The Clean Air Act Title V permit applies pollution control requirements from set regulations to pollution sources within your facility and are enforceable by both the EPA and the public.

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What is OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits?

OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits are regulatory permissions required for certain projects that may impact air quality, particularly in areas that are either in non-attainment of air quality standards or sensitive regions. They ensure compliance with the Clean Air Act and establish limits on emissions.

Who is required to file OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits?

Entities that propose construction or modification of facilities that emit pollutants above certain thresholds, or in designated non-attainment areas, are required to file OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits.

How to fill out OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits?

To fill out OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits, applicants must provide detailed information including project location, types and amounts of pollutants to be emitted, emission control measures, and conduct an ambient air quality impact analysis.

What is the purpose of OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits?

The purpose of OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits is to regulate air emissions to protect public health and the environment, ensure compliance with air quality standards, and promote sustainable development.

What information must be reported on OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits?

Required information for OCS/PSD Air Quality Permits includes facility information, emissions data, environmental impact assessments, mitigation measures, and compliance with federal and state air quality regulations.