Major sources of air pollutants, along with some other certain sources, are required to secure an operating permit for compliance with Title V of the Clean Air Act. Sources with a Title V operating permit are required to certify compliance at least annually with the permit’s requirements. The annual compliance certification is required by the permit holder to certify that it is in compliance with the specific requirements of their permit. Most operating permits under Title V

MAERS Annual Emissions Reporting The annual deadline of March 15th is fast approaching for facilities with air emissions to meet the requirements for the Michigan Air Emissions Reporting Systems (MAERS) program. The federal Clean Air Act (CAA) requires that each state maintain an inventory of air pollution emissions for certain facilities and update this inventory every year. Michigan uses MAERS for the annual collection of emissions inventory. Facilities in Michigan that a

Environmental Compliance Key Dates to Remember from CFR Environmental CFR Environmental brings more than 20 years of environmental compliance expertise to support its clients. CFR provides expert guidance for a diverse range of environmental programs, including wastewater, storm water, groundwater, air, and waste. CFR supports new permit applications and compliance with existing permits. Title V & NESHAPs Compliance Certification Semi-Annual January 31st July 31st Post OSHA

Distribution and breakout terminals in the gasoline distribution industry, whether a major or minor source, are required to comply with standards found in 40 CFR Part 63. These rules are commonly known as the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) and regulate the emissions of 189 hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). There are two NESHAPs subparts that cover gasoline terminals within 40 CFR Part 63: • 40 CFR Part 63, Subpart R: Gasoline Distribution Fac