N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 7/30/2010
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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.
Project Number Unit #6 Trenton- If U&U N Note: This item is submitted pursuant t o section 35A (3) If U&U N Note: This item is submitted pursuant t o section 35A (3) If U&U N Note: This item is submitted pursuant t o section 35A (3) • If U...
AI summary The document appears to be a regulatory proceeding form with repeated references to submission under section 35A (3) of a regulation, likely related to utility and review processes in Nova Scotia. The content is minimal and primarily consists of repeated phrases and formatting.
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.
NOx Reduction Multi-Year Plan The table below.summarizes NSPI's NOx Reduction Program. The program incorporates low NOx combustion technology, combined with associated combustion optimization to enable NSPI to meet its NOxcap in 2009. Annu...
AI summary NSPI's NOx Reduction Program uses low NOx combustion technology and optimization to meet NOx caps. The program requires installations from 2005 to 2009, with forecasts showing a small gap from the 2009 target. The program has not changed significantly from previous applications to the UARB.
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