The EPA’s Boiler MACT rules will change how your business operates. Weighing in at 276 pages and covering 11 subcategories of boilers and process heaters, the regulations are complex and far-reaching.
The Boiler MACT rules governing emissions of mercury, dioxin, particulate matter, hydrogen chloride and carbon monoxide from boilers nationwide will effect operations across industries. To help businesses prepare, AIChE and the Air & Waste Management Association (A&WMA) joined forces to create a 90-minute look at Boiler MACT. This informative session gives you the facts and helps you plan how you move into compliance by the target dates. This web forum features a panel of leading experts:
- David L. Mahler, P.E. of Zephyr Environmental Corp — representing the industrial perspective
- Brian Shrager from the EPA’s Energy Strategies Group — offering EPA's first extended public comments
Moderated by Dr. Richard Siegel of R & B Consulting Services
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