QA status Machine-extractedRelease dated July 29, 2026
EVIDENCE NOTE
What the public record says
A machine-extracted candidate of equipment groups and permit limits stated in Virginia DEQ permit 60353-5, with one-based PDF page citations. Permitted terms do not establish actual operation or emissions.
The source confirms the document and its stated fields. This profile does not infer actual emissions, compliance history, operating status, facility capacity or environmental impact where those facts are not established by the cited document.
How to read the status
Issued means the agency granted the permit subject to its conditions. It does not mean every permitted unit is operating, that maximum permitted emissions occur, or that later amendments do not exist.
MACHINE-EXTRACTED CANDIDATE
Equipment and limits, kept separate from actual use.
These page-cited rows are machine-extracted and still require a second manual review. Verify every reused value against the linked official PDF. Page numbers refer to the one-based position in the linked PDF. Blank values are not zero.
Permitted equipment
4 document-defined equipment groups. Counts and per-unit ratings are transcribed; combined capacity is not calculated.
Reference
Equipment / model
Count / rating
Fuel / controls
Stated operating field
Source
emergency engine generator set—
2 unitsNo reliable per-unit rating transcribed
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See operating-scope table—
p. 2 ↗Machine-extracted from explicit permit prose: Although it has been determined that the two (2) 750 kilowatt (kW) emergency generators^' and G-2 located at the facility are exempt from the permitting requirements of Chapter 80, Article 6 of the Virginia Regulations for the Control and Abatement of Air Pollution, the emergency generators shall be operated only for the purpose of providing power during the interruption of service from t
emergency engine generator set—
2 unitsNo reliable per-unit rating transcribed
——
See operating-scope table—
p. 2 ↗Machine-extracted from explicit permit prose: While the two (2) emergency generators are not subject to permitting requirements, they are still subject to the registration requirements
emergency engine generator set—
4 unitsNo reliable per-unit rating transcribed
——
See operating-scope table—
p. 2 ↗Machine-extracted from explicit permit prose: 4 as may be necessary to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Department the continued exempt status of each emergency generator
emergency engine generator set—
1 unitsNo reliable per-unit rating transcribed
diesel fuel oil—
See operating-scope table—
p. 2 ↗Machine-extracted from explicit permit prose: The 1,180 BMP diesel enginesmsed to power the two (2) exempt 750kilowatt (kW) emergency generators (G-1 and G-2) are affected units under 40 CFR 63, Maximum Achievable-Control Technology (MACT)i Sub
Operating scope
Authorized hours, time windows or an explicit finding that no numeric annual-hour cap was located in the reviewed sections.
Reference
Limit
Basis
Source
500 hours/year
d as the sum of all emissions from operations under the scenarios above, shall not exceed the limits stated in Condition 7. (9 VAC 5-80-1180) 4. Emergency Generator Operating Hours - The emergency generators (Ref; Nos. G-3 and G-4) shall not operate more than 500 hours per year each, calculated monthly as the sum of each consecutive 12-month period. Compliance for the consecutive 12-month period shall be demonstrated monthly by adding the total for the most recently completed calendar month toMachine-extracted normative operating-hours statement; second review pending.
6 pollutant, unit-group and limit rows. These are permit terms, not measured or actual emissions.
Inspect 6 transcribed limit rows
Reference
Pollutant
Limit
Basis / scope
Source
emergency generator units (Ref. Nos. G-3 and G-4)
PM—
1.0 tpyannual
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p. 7 ↗Machine-extracted from a page line in an older official PDF; literal context: Each Engine Combined Particulate Matter (PM) 4.1 Ibs/hr 1i.0tons/yr PM-10 4.1 Ibs/hr 1.0 tons/yr PM-2,5 4.1 Ibs/hr 1.0tons/yr
emergency generator units (Ref. Nos. G-3 and G-4)
NOx as NO2—
35.2 tpyannual
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p. 7 ↗Machine-extracted from a page line in an older official PDF; literal context: PM-10 4.1 Ibs/hr 1.0 tons/yr PM-2,5 4.1 Ibs/hr 1.0tons/yr Nitrogen Oxides (as N0 ) 141.0 Ibs/hr 35.2 tons/yr 2
NOx as NO2—
32.3 lb/hrhourly
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p. 8 ↗Machine-extracted from a page line in an older official PDF; literal context: ^ugust7,2015 Page5 Carbon Monoxide 32.3lbs/hr 8.1tons/yr Volatile Organic Compounds 4.4lbs/hr l.ltons/yr
NOx as NO2—
8.1 lb/hrhourly
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p. 8 ↗Machine-extracted from a page line in an older official PDF; literal context: ^ugust7,2015 Page5 Carbon Monoxide 32.3lbs/hr 8.1tons/yr Volatile Organic Compounds 4.4lbs/hr l.ltons/yr
VOC—
4.4 lb/hrhourly
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p. 8 ↗Machine-extracted from a page line in an older official PDF; literal context: Page5 Carbon Monoxide 32.3lbs/hr 8.1tons/yr Volatile Organic Compounds 4.4lbs/hr l.ltons/yr These emissions are derived from the estimated overall emission contribution from operas
visible emissions—
20 percent opacityvisible
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p. 8 ↗Machine-extracted from a page line in an older official PDF; literal context: 8 Visible Emission Limit-Visible emissions from theengineexhaustofeachemergencyge^ Nos G-3 and G-4) shallnot exceed ten percent (10^) opacity during one 8-minuteperiod inan^ in which visible emissions shall not exceed 20 percent (20^) opacity as determined b^ (Reference 40CFR80,AppendixA). This condition applies atall.timesexceptduring startup, shutdown,
DOCUMENT HISTORY
What this document says it changes
permit to construct and operate
No superseded-document date is asserted beyond the cited source wording.