The Air Quality Standard Permit for Oil and Gas facilities is
authorized under Title 30, Texas Administrative Code (30 TAC)
Sections
116.601—615 and
116.620.
Quick Screen
If your oil and gas site meets any of the conditions listed
below, then your site does not meet the conditions
of this standard permit. See Types of New Source
Review Authorizations for other options to authorize your
site:
- All of the facilities at the site emit more than 6.0 lb/hr or
10 tpy after controls of the following pollutants: crude oil,
butane, propane, hexane.
- All of the facilities at the site emit formaldehyde in excess
of 10 tpy or have an increase of greater than 0.046 lb/hr.
- A flare or vent at the site emits more than 0.3 long tons per
day of sulfur.
- Your site is increasing hydrogen sulfide emissions greater than
1.25 lbs/hr or the emissions from all of the facilities at
the site does not meet the 30 TAC Chapter 112 property line
requirements for hydrogen sulfide.
- Your site triggers a review under any of the following:
- FCAA Part C (Prevention of Significant Deterioration
Review)
- FCAA Part D (Nonattainment Review
- FCAA Section 112(g), 40 CFR Part 63 (Hazardous Air Pollutants:
Regulations Governing Constructed or Reconstructed Major
Sources)
To Claim This Standard Permit:
Questions? We Can Help
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