Standards for Co-firing Ratios, Components, and Control Facilities for Fuel Used in Stationary Pollution Sources Article 6
Public or private premises with stationary pollution sources from using SRF or waste-derived fuel must have facilities that comply with the provisions of Table 2 and implement control measures based on the types of air pollutants emitted.For existing pollution sources that do not meet the preceding requirements, the operator shall submit an air pollution control plan to the municipal or county (city) competent authority by April 1, 2025. The plan shall include the types of fuel systems, types of air pollution control facilities, structure, performance, process, design drawings, installation costs, and schedule. The operator shall apply for and obtain approval for an improvement deadline and complete the improvements prior to the deadline.For existing pollution sources that fail to complete improvements within the improvement deadline, the public or private premises may submit proof and related documents to the municipal or county (city) competent authority to apply for an extension of the improvement deadline or to modify the improvement plan within one to three months prior to the deadline.The improvement deadlines specified in the preceding two paragraphs shall not extend beyond January 1, 2030.For public or private premises that seek approval for the improvement deadline as specified in Paragraph 2, if the review by the municipal or county (city) authority results in a delay beyond the effective date of the Standards, the existing pollution source shall not be subject to the provisions outlined in Table 2 until a decision of approval or rejection is made.Table 2.pdf