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 For the first time, a new EPA rule requires that some existing diesel generators have emission control equipment installed. Generally, generators >200kW manufactured prior to June 12, 2006, and used for non-emergency applications (i.e. demand response, peak shaving, storm avoidance, etc.) will require new emission control equipment and procedures.
Ziegler's goal is to inform, educate, and assist our customers in addressing this new EPA rule as it applies to Caterpillar and non-Caterpillar brand generators.
Key Dates
8/31/2010 Initial Notification to the EPA
5/03/2013 Sources must be compliant with NESHAP
To learn more about NESHAP and its significance for your installed generator(s), the following resources are available:
NESHAP On-Site Evaluation
Ziegler Power Systems is offering generator owners a NESHAP on-site evaluation as a way to provide technical data required to better understand their specific generator and site. The resulting report will provide important information and recommendations for complying with the NESHAP rules. Site evaluations are offered for sites with Caterpillar, as well as other generator brands. For complete details, or to sign up for an on-site evaluation, click here.
Additional Information:
NESHAP Rule Summary & Definitions
Owner/operator Recommendations
How Ziegler Can Help
Initial Notification Information
Notification Example
Additional Resources:
Iowa DNR Air Quality website
EPA NESHAP website
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