What does PAL stand for?

Plantwide Applicability Limit (EPA New Source Review regulations)

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More specifically, the 2002 EPA rule implemented the following programs and provisions: * pollution control and prevention projects--create a simplified process for companies that undertake environmentally beneficial projects; * plantwide applicability limits (PALs)--institute site-wide emission caps to provide facilities with greater flexibility to modernize operations without triggering NSR; * clean unit provision--give plants that install "clean units" operational flexibility if they continue to operate within permitted limits; * calculating emissions increases and establishing actual emissions baseline--calculate how much facilities will actually emit after proposed changes versus estimating emissions based on 24-hr/day year-round operations.

Appeals court upholds most of EPA Clean Air Act

Plantwide Applicability Limits (PALs) The revised rules simplify the use of PALs.

New Concepts in Air Rules

The court affirmed the use of the past actual-to-projected actual emissions test, the use of a 10-year look back for selecting a two-year baseline, and the use of plantwide applicability limits.

NPRA Comments on DC Court of Appeals Decision on NSR Reform