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Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

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Page 1: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives

Beverly A. SpaggMay 22, 2012

Page 2: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives

• NSR/PSD

• Air Toxics

• Energy Extraction

Page 3: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

FY 2011-2013 National Guidance Requires 100% Addressment

Sector Universe Addressed % Addressed

Cement 20 14 70%

Glass 22 15 68%

Acid 24 12 50%

Page 4: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

NSR/PSD Priority Sector StatisticsAccomplishments to Date

Sector Referrals Completion/ Evaluation

Reports

Percent of Non-compliance

Cement 5 8 42%

Glass 6 9 46%

Acid 5 7 42%

Page 5: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

Air Toxics

• Leak Detection and Repair

• Industrial Flares

• Excess Emissions

Page 6: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

Energy Extraction Initiative

Page 7: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

Energy Extraction Initiative Goal

• By no later than the end of FY2016, investigate and address known land based natural gas extraction and production activities that may be causing or contributing to air and/or water impacts

Page 8: Clean Air Act National Enforcement Initiatives Beverly A. Spagg May 22, 2012

Air Quality Impacts

• Pollutants: NOx, VOCs, HAPs, Methane

• Well Pads – high emissions, not highly regulated

• Compressor Stations – significant emissions, higher level of regulations

• Gas Plants – lower level of emissions, most highly regulated