Środowisko i energia · 18.10.1994

Acid Rain Program; Notice of Final Compliance Plans

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is approving 5-year sulfur dioxide (S0 2) compliance plans which modify previously issued final Phase I Acid Rain Permits, according to the Acid Rain Program regulations (40 CFR part 72), for the following 6 utility plants, Grand Tower, Meredosia, and Newton in Illinois; Paradise in Kentucky; Cumberland and Gallatin in Tennessee. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is approving 5-year nitrogen oxides (NO x) compliance plans, according to the Acid Rain Program regulations (40 CFR part 76), for the following 48 utility plants: Colbert and E C Gaston in Alabama; Crist in Florida; Bowen, Hammond, Jack McDonough, Wansley, and Yates in Georgia; Coleman, Cooper, East Bend, Elmer Smith, Ghent, Green River, H L Spurlock, HMP & L Station 2, and R D Green in Kentucky, Jack Watson in Mississippi, Gallatin and Johnsonville in Tennessee; Baldwin, Grand Tower, Hennepin, Hutsonville, Joppa Steam, Meredosia, Newton, and Vermilion in Illinois; Elmer Stout in Indiana, J H Campbell in Michigan, High Bridge, and Sherburne County in Minnesota; Ashtabula, Conesville, East Lake, Edgewater, Gorge, Miami Fort, Picway, R E Burger, Toronto, Walter C Beckjord