N-1Non-Confidential Work Order 7/30/2010
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Why do this project now? The project planned for 2008 on Lingan Unit 1 is required for NSPI to comply with provincial regulations in 2009. Continuin!1 the NOx reduction program in 2008 allows NSPI to align this installation with planned ma...
AI summary The 2008 project on Lingan Unit 1 is required for NSPI to comply with 2009 provincial regulations. Continuing the NOx reduction program aligns installation with maintenance outages and assesses retrofit performance to determine further investment needs and refine processes.
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 comply with NOx emission limits set by Schedule C of the Air Quality Regulations. Installing Low NOx Combustion Firing Systems (LNCFS) on three generating units is the lowest-cost method to achieve required reductions. This is the third year of a four-year program, with prior UARB-approved installations nearing completion and performance aligning with forecasts.
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 NO x reduction program in 2008 allows N...
AI summary 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 aligns with maintenance outages and allows assessment of retrofit performance to determine further investment needs.
Business Drivers Project Justification Criteria - Environmental Low NOx retrofits to Lingan 1, Point Tupper 2 and Trenton 6 comprise Year 3 of NSPI's four year NOx Reduction Program. The installations are required to enable NSPI to reduce...
AI summary NSPI's NOx Reduction Program includes retrofits at Lingan 1, Point Tupper 2, and Trenton 6 to meet provincial NOx regulations by 2009. Success is measured by on-time, budget-compliant retrofit completion and performance testing confirming emission reductions.
Sulphur content of heavy fuel oil consumed in a facility other than a petroleum refinery - 8 (1) Effective July 1, 2005, the sulphur content of heavy fuel oil consumed in a facility other than a petroleum refinery must not exceed - (a) 2.2...
AI summary Nova Scotia regulations limit heavy fuel oil sulphur content to 2.2% by mass and 2.0% annually for non-refinery facilities. Operators must report fuel usage and sulphur levels to Administrators upon request, ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
Reporting and records - 10 (1) A person who is required to report under subsection 8(2) or subsection 9(2) must maintain all records of reported details for 5 years. - (2) A person who acquires a facility that consumes heavy fuel oil must...
AI summary The regulation mandates that individuals or entities required to report under specific subsections must retain records for five years. Additionally, acquiring a facility using heavy fuel oil necessitates obtaining and maintaining existing records from the previous owner.