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DEP Sets April 2 Hearing On Revaluation Of All Sources Of Air Pollution; The Installation Of Ethane Storage Tanks At Sunoco’s Natural Gas Liquids Facility In Delaware County
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The Department of Environmental Protection published notice of an April 2 hearing on two issues related to Sunoco’s natural gas liquids processing, storage and distribution operations facility in Marcus Hook Borough, Delaware County. Reevaluation Of Air Pollution Sources DEP will hold a hearing April 2 on its reevaluation of air pollution from all projects at the facility as a single aggregated project, as ordered by the Environmental Hearing Board. (Feb. 29 PA Bulletin page 1267) DEP has determined the single aggregated project is not subject to Prevention of Significant Deterioration requirements. DEP has determined the single aggregated project is subject to New Source Review requirements for nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds and the facility must comply with Lowest Achievable Emission Rate regulations. The hearing will be held at the Marcus Hook Elementary School, 711 Market Street in Marcus Hook from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Persons wishing to present testimony at the hearing should contact Ms. Virginia Cain, Environmental Community Relations Specialist, by sending an email to: vicain@pa.gov or calling 484-250-5808. Public comments are due by April 12. Read the entire PA Bulletin notice for more information (Feb. 29 PA Bulletin page 1267). Ethane Storage Tank DEP will hold a hearing April 2 on the proposed installation and operation of two new 600,000 barrel ethane storage tanks at the Marcus Hook Facility. (Feb. 29 PA Bulletin page 1269) The hearing will be held at the Marcus Hook Elementary School, 711 Market Street in Marcus Hook from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Persons wishing to present testimony at the hearing should contact Ms. Virginia Cain, Environmental Community Relations Specialist, by sending an email to: vicain@pa.gov or calling 484-250-5808. Public comments are due by March 29. Read the entire PA Bulletin notice for more information (Feb. 29 PA Bulletin page 1269). NewsClips: Support Local Journalism: Read A Week’s Worth Of Environment & Energy NewsClips Related Articles - Energy: Op-Ed: PA Can Transform America’s Energy Landscape - Again By Joining RGGI By Susan Dio, Chairman & President Of BP America Rep. Metcalfe Calls Out DEP Secretary For Evasive RGGI Non-Answers During Budget Hearing Funding For Renewable Energy, Energy Conservation Projects Available From Sustainable Energy Funds Student Finds Bright Future In Solar Energy; Seeks To Enroll Solar Farm In CREP PUC Adopts Regs. Increasing Consumer Protections, Price Transparency In Competitive Electric Market [Posted: February 28, 2020] |
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