N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 7/30/2010
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Why do this project? As specified in Schedule C of the Air Quality Regulations (N.S. Reg. 28/2005), NSPI has a regulatory requirement to limit anr ual NOx emissions to 21,365 tonnes starting in 2009. Installation of Low NOx Combustion Firi...
AI summary NSP must comply with NOx emission limits under the Air Quality Regulations. Installing Low NOx Combustion Firing Systems on generating units, including Trenton Unit 6, is the lowest-cost method to achieve reductions. Three prior installations, approved by UARB, have validated the program's effectiveness.
Why do this project now? The project planned for 2008 on Trenton Unit 6 is required for NSPI to comply with provincial regulations in 2009. Continuing :he NOx reduction program in 2008 allows NSPI to align this installation with planned ma...
AI summary The project on Trenton Unit 6 is necessary for NSP to comply with provincial regulations by 2009. Continuing the NOx reduction program in 2008 allows alignment with maintenance outages and assessment of retrofit performance to determine further investment needs.
1. Why Do This Project? As specified in Schedule C of the Air Quality Regulations (N.S. Reg. 28/2005), NSPI has a regulatory requirement to limit annual NOx emissions to 21,365 tonnes starting in 2009. Installation of Low NOx Combustion Fi...
AI summary NSPI must reduce NOx emissions to 21,365 tonnes annually by 2009 under Schedule C of the Air Quality Regulations. Installing Low NOx Combustion Firing Systems (LNCFS) on three generating units is the lowest-cost solution. This is the third year of a four-year program, with prior LNCFS installations approved by the UARB and nearing completion.
2. Why Do This Project Now? The projects planned for 2008 on Lingan Unit 1, Point Tupper Unit 2, and Trenton Unit 6 are required for NSPI to comply with provincial regulations in 2009. Continuing the NOx reduction program in 2008 allows NS...
AI summary Projects planned for 2008 on Lingan Unit 1, Point Tupper Unit 2, and Trenton Unit 6 are necessary for NSPI to comply with 2009 provincial regulations. Continuing the NOx reduction program in 2008 allows NSPI to align installations with maintenance outages and evaluate retrofit performance to determine further investment needs.
2 Nitrogen oxide - (1) Commencing in 2009, and in each calendar year thereafter, the annual emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) from fossil fuel-fIred thermal power generating stations owned or operated by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and...
AI summary The document establishes annual nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission limits for Nova Scotia Power Inc. and affiliated companies starting in 2009, with mandatory annual reporting to the Minister or Administrator by February 15 each year beginning in 2010.