N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 7/30/2010
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CI Number 28866-S265 - TRE-UNIT#6 LOW NOX COMBUSTION FIRING SYTEM Project Number S265 Parent CI Number Cost Centre 345 - 345-Trenton unit 6 Capital Budget Version - 2010 06/06 Forecast Forecast Start 11/01/2007 Operational 09/30/2008 Final...
AI summary This document outlines the installation of a low NOx combustion firing system on Trenton Unit 6, including project costs, timelines, and scope of work. The project involves equipment installation, testing, and staff training to reduce emissions.
Parent CI Number Approved Date 11/8/2007 Cost Centre 345 345-Trenton unit 6 Capital Budget Version 2010 06/06 Forecast CI Number 28866-S265 Parent CI Number Cost Centre 345 345-Trenton unit 6 Capital TRE-UNIT#6 LOW NOX COMBUSTION FIRIN Pro...
AI summary The document outlines a capital budget entry for the TRE-UNIT#6 LOW NOX COMBUSTION FIRIN project under Cost Centre 345-Trenton unit 6, approved on 11/8/2007. The justification criteria include environmental considerations, though specific details are not provided.
Background By 2009, Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) nitrogen oxides (NO x ) emissions must be reduced to 20% below Year 2000 levels. This is required by an amendment to the Nova Scotia Environment Act (S.N.S. 1994-1995, c.1) (see Appendix I)...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) must reduce NOx emissions by 2009 under the Environment Act, leading to the LNCFS installation program. The UARB approved retrofits on several units, with ongoing implementation planned for 2008.
Burning offences - 4 (1) Except as provided in subsection (2) and except as provided in the Used Oil Regulations, a person must not cany out, cause, permit or be responsible· for the burning of a designated material without prior written a...
AI summary Nova Scotia regulations prohibit burning designated materials without prior authorization from the Minister or Administrator, except for authorized fire-fighting training. The Used Oil Regulations are cited as an exception. The rule emphasizes compliance with provincial environmental standards.
3 Mercury - (1) Commencing March 1, 2005, and in each calendar year thereafter, the annual emissions of mercury from coal-fired thermal power generating stations' owned or operated by Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and affIliated companies...
AI summary Nova Scotia Power Incorporated and affiliated companies are required to limit annual mercury emissions from coal-fired power stations to 168 kg starting March 1, 2005, with annual reporting to the Minister or Administrator by February 15, commencing January 1, 2006.