NACAA Fall Membership Meeting October 21, 2008 Sam Napolitano, US EPA

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Getting More for Four Principles for Comprehensive Emissions Trading Jan Mazurek, Director Center for Innovation and the Environment 2002 Environmental.
Advertisements

1 Proposed Rulemaking to Implement Provisions of the Federal Clean Air Interstate Rule Environmental Quality Board Meeting Harrisburg, PA February 20,
Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) CAIR Requirements for SIPs Office of Air and Radiation March 2005.
Energy Environment Human Health Analysis of Potential Quick-Fix Legislative Changes to Address Court Decision August 28 th, 2008 Clean Air Markets Division.
Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) Reducing Regional Transport of Emissions and Helping States Achieve the PM2.5 and Ozone NAAQS Beth Murray Clean Air Markets.
National Implementation Assistance Ideas Reducing Emissions and State SIP Burdens NACAA Spring Membership Meeting, May 19, 2010 Greg Green, Director OAQPS/Outreach.
Emissions Reductions Beyond the Clean Smokestacks Act (CSA) Emissions Reductions Beyond the Clean Smokestacks Act (CSA) Environmental Management Commission.
The Massachusetts Approach to Power Plant Clean-up Policy Making and Standards Setting to Reach Clean Air Sonia Hamel Massachusetts Executive Office of.
DEP’s Air Regulatory Update
Texas Lignite Industry. Texas Lignite  Because >95% of lignite mining operations in Texas are in support of electric generation…..whatever impacts the.
CHEAPER AND CLEANER: Using the Clean Air Act to Sharply Reduce Carbon Pollution from Existing Power Plants, Delivering Health, Environmental and Economic.
December 4, Utility MACT Air & Waste Management Association/EPA Information Exchange December 4, 2002 William H. Maxwell Combustion Group/ESD.
Air Pollution Control Board October 1, 2008 Thomas W. Easterly, P.E., DEE, QEP Commissioner, Indiana Department of Environmental Management We Protect.
Improving Air Quality: Controlling Stationary Sources Chapter 13 © 2007 Thomson Learning/South-WesternThomas and Callan, Environmental Economics.
Department of the Environment A History of Power Plant Controls in Maryland What Did We Learn? – Where do We go Next? Part 1 – Background and Historical.
1 Regulatory Concepts Related to the Control of NOx and SOx From Fossil- fired Electric Generating Units Air Quality Technical Advisory Committee Meeting.
Energy Environment Human Health U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Air and Radiation Proposed Air Pollution Transport Rule Reducing Air Pollution.
Update on Multi-pollutant Legislation Richard Long, Region 8 Wrap Meeting Nov. 14, 2001.
1 Current Issues And Problems Encountered For Projections In The United States And Canada Presented by Ms. Rebecca Lee Tooly USEPA Office of Air Quality.
IOWA Department of Natural Resources Air Quality Program Development Jim McGraw Environmental Program Supervisor  8 hr Ozone and PM2.5 NAAQS Implementation.
Success of Market-Based Approaches The Success of Market-Based Approaches in Air Quality Management in the United States Kevin Rosseel Office of Atmospheric.
Office of Air and Radiation Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities July 2006.
1 EPA’s Proposed Interstate Air Quality Rule Consideration of Issues Associated with Possible Expansion of IAQR to the West Patrick Cummins, WGA Background.
The Western Regional Air Partnership (WRAP) WRAP formed in 1997 as the successor organization to Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission (GCVTC) –
Final Amendments to the Regional Haze Rule: BART Rule Making June 16, 2005.
Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) Reducing Power Plant Emissions for Cleaner Air, Healthier People, and a Strong America May 2005.
1 Potential Impacts of a National SO 2 Program WRAP Forum June 3, 2004.
Reid Harvey U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Chief, Climate Economics Branch Climate Change Division 6 th Forestry and Agriculture GHG Modeling Forum.
BART Guideline Overview WESTAR August 31, 2005 EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Todd Hawes
NACAA Fall Meeting October 2012 Innovative and Replicable Initiatives - The Colorado Clean Air/Clean Jobs Act Will Allison, Director CDPHE Air Pollution.
Clean Air Initiatives in the 109th Congress: Clear Skies, or Not-So-Clear Skies Clean Air Initiatives in the 109th Congress: Clear Skies, or Not-So-Clear.
1 OTC Regional Attainment Strategy Danny Wong OTC November 2005 Meeting Wilmington, DE.
Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) CAIR Model Cap and Trade Rules: Unique Elements and Flexibilities Office of Air and Radiation March 2005.
National and Regional Programs to Reduce Ozone Transport Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee April 27, 2005.
Local Reductions Incentive Program (LRIP) Encouraging Collaborative Solutions for the Future.
1 Consideration of Final Rulemaking Clean Air Interstate Rule Environmental Quality Board Meeting Harrisburg, PA December 18, 2007 Joyce E. Epps Director,
Preparation of Control Strategies EGU Sector Clean Air Markets Division U.S. EPA Office of Air and Radiation 17 October 2007.
Opening Remarks -- Ozone and Particles: Policy and Science Recent Developments & Controversial Issues GERMAN-US WORKSHOP October 9, 2002 G. Foley *US EPA.
EPA Planning and implementation Update Western Regional Air Partnership November 11, 2009.
Clean Air Act The law that defines EPA's responsibilities for protecting and improving the nation's air quality and the stratospheric ozone layer. Draft.
CALGRID Modeling Overview A First Look A Modeling Effort by the OTC Modeling Committee Presented by: Jeffrey Underhill, Ph.D. NHDES OTC/MANE-VU Annual.
Clear Skies Act of 2003 Western regional Air Partnership April 2-3, 2003.
Addressing Declining Emissions in Title V Fee Program Design Connecticut’s Approach Anne Gobin NACAA Fall Membership Meeting October 5, 2011.
Interstate Transport National Tribal Forum Air Quality Track April 30,
OTC Control Strategy Committee Meeting Tad Aburn, Chair, Multi-P Workgroup October 5, 2005 The OTC Multipollutant Model Rule.
Pulp & Paper Sector Strategy & New Source Performance Standards Strategy Peter Tsirigotis, Director Sector Policies & Programs Division National Association.
Harry Klodowski, Esq. Betts, Hull & Klodowski LLC Betts, Hull & Klodowski LLC.
1 Long Range Transport of Air Pollution Air pollution can travel hundreds of miles and cause multiple health and environmental problems on regional or.
Regulatory Roadmap: Power sector environmental rules
Leah Weiss OTC Annual Meeting July 22, 2003
Steve Page Office Director, OAQPS NACAA Spring Meeting 2010
A History of Power Plant Controls in Maryland What Did We Learn
Multi-Pollutant Proposals in the 108th Congress
NSPS Rulemakings for Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Final Rulemaking Nonattainment Source Review 25 Pa. Code, Chapter 121
Cross-State Air Pollution Rule
Congressional Clean Air Act Forum
PM 2.5 Attainment Re-designation Approvals
The Failure of Cap and Trade in GHG Emissions Controls
The Clean Air Act A national response to air pollution
NSPS Rulemakings for Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Maryland's Air Quality: Nitrogen Reductions and the Healthy Air Act
CAIR Replacement Rule and Regional Haze
Bill Harnett USEPA NACAA Membership Meeting October 21, 2008
WESTAR Fall Meeting October 2, 2008
Clean Air Interstate Rule Office of Air and Radiation
U.S. EPA Clean Air Markets Division
Status of Regional Haze Rule
Anna Garcia Air Innovations Conference August 2004
CAIR Update WESTAR October 2, 2008.
Presentation transcript:

NACAA Fall Membership Meeting October 21, 2008 Sam Napolitano, US EPA CAIR AND THE FUTURE NACAA Fall Membership Meeting October 21, 2008 Sam Napolitano, US EPA

EPA’s Direct Response to July 11, 2008 CAIR Court Decision Support short-term legislative fix. File rehearing request of Court case filed September 24. Prepare to reinstate NOx SIP Call’s NOx Budget Trading Program (NBP). Consider host of air program adjustments.

Further Considerations How we can support Congressional action on multi-pollutant legislation in the next session. Regulatory action if Court does, or does not issue mandate. Critically important for EPA to work with States now.

SO2 Emissions from the Power Sector in the Short-term (2009-2011)* This chart does not factor in independent actions from States or industry to provide added controls without other direct federal requirements. Clean Air Act requirements could result in new control measures to attain the NAAQS for PM2.5 and ozone. Source: EPA initial analysis of options for CAIR “quick fix”, August 2008.

Annual Incidences of Lives Lost/Saved Relative to Full CAIR No CAIR Fix; New SO2 Emission Caps in 2013 or 2015 No CAIR Quick Fix / SO2 2013/2017 No CAIR Quick Fix / SO2 2015/2019 2024 Equivalence Year (orange area = green area) No equivalence year 2009 2029 41,100* (1,800)** Lives Saved + Lives Lost + Lives Saved + 30,000** 2009 2029 40,500* Lives Lost + * Equivalence Benefits – Lives lost without full CAIR equal lives saved due to new SO2 legislation ** Added Benefits – Net lives saved due to new SO2 legislation + Lives – The term lives is used as shorthand meaning incidences of premature mortality avoided (a lost life is actually a lost incidence of premature mortality avoided) Source: EPA Analysis of Potential Quick-Fix Legislative Changes to Address Court Decision, September 5, 2008

Annual Incidences of Lives Lost/Saved Relative to Full CAIR Quick Fixes w New SO2 Emissions Caps in 2013 and 2017 4 Year CAIR Quick Fix Permanent CAIR Phase I 2019 equivalence year (orange area = green area) 2009 2029 25,200* 59,200** Lives Saved + Lives Lost + 2009 2029 2016 equivalence year (orange area = green area) 6,700* 63,000** * Equivalence Benefits – Lives lost without full CAIR equal lives saved due to new SO2 legislation ** Added Benefits – Net lives saved due to new SO2 legislation + Lives – The term lives is used as shorthand meaning incidences of premature mortality avoided (a lost life is actually a lost incidence of premature mortality avoided) Source: EPA Analysis of Potential Quick-Fix Legislative Changes to Address Court Decision, September 5, 2008

Nationwide SO2 Emissions Nationwide NOx Emissions Projected SO2 and NOX Emissions under CAIR/CAVR and Alternative Climate Legislation Nationwide SO2 Emissions Nationwide NOx Emissions Note: Reference case is CAIR/CAVR. S.2191 is Lieberman-Warner bill, S.280 is Lieberman-McCain bill, and S.1766 is Bingaman bill. Emissions generally reflect sources covered by the Acid Rain Program and CAIR, which includes emissions from sources greater than 25 MW in capacity. Source: EPA 2008 analyses of climate legislation. When pursuing air emissions reductions from the power sector, its important to recognize the role mandatory green house gas reductions in the US could have.

Status of NOx SIP Call Program Sunset Did not sunset Note: Only portions of AL, MI, and MO are part of the NBP region EPA Is Working with States to Be Able to Reinstate this Program for 2009 Ozone Season.

Where We Are Await Court’s response to rehearing petition. Await Congressional action. Recognize health and environmental benefits of new rulemaking, whether in response to CAIR Court decision or new legislation, could take 5-7 years to be realized. Remain committed to work with states to reduce air emissions and achieve health and environmental goals of CAA.

APPENDIX

4 Year CAIR Quick Fix Permanent CAIR Phase I Annual Incidences of Lives Lost/Saved Relative to Full CAIR Quick Fixes New SO2 Emissions Caps in 2015 and 2019 4 Year CAIR Quick Fix Permanent CAIR Phase I 2022 equivalence year (orange area = green area) 2016 equivalence year (orange area = green area) 2009 2029 49,900** 6,500* Lives Saved + 2029 35,600** 2009 26,200* Lives Lost + * Equivalence Benefits – Lives lost without full CAIR equal lives saved due to new SO2 legislation ** Added Benefits – Net lives saved due to new SO2 legislation + Lives – The term lives is used as shorthand meaning incidences of premature mortality avoided (a lost life is actually a lost incidence of premature mortality avoided) Source: EPA Analysis of Potential Quick-Fix Legislative Changes to Address Court Decision, September 5, 2008

CAIR SO2 Reductions 2005-2007

CAIR EGU SO2 Reductions by State

CAIR EGU NOx Reductions by State