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Guidance for managing nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions from reciprocating engines used for electricity generation : staff directive

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The guide offers guidance to statutory decision-makers in Alberta Environment and Protected Areas when making regulatory decisions related to reciprocating engines. It also provides guidance for... More ≫

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The guide offers guidance to statutory decision-makers in Alberta Environment and Protected Areas when making regulatory decisions related to reciprocating engines. It also provides guidance for facility owners in meeting regulatory requirements.

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Electricity generation

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This fact sheet explains Alberta's electricity generation. Fuel sources include coal, gas, wind and hydro.

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Alberta air emission standards for electricity generation and Alberta air emission guidelines for electricity generation

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This standard and this guideline have been prepared based on the Clean Air Strategic Alliance's Electricity Project Team document entitled "An Emissions Management Framework for the Alberta... More ≫

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This standard and this guideline have been prepared based on the Clean Air Strategic Alliance's Electricity Project Team document entitled "An Emissions Management Framework for the Alberta Electricity Sector - Report to Stakeholders - November 2003". Implementation of the framework will lead to, amongst other things, significant reductions over time of the release of sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and primary particulate matter from the electricity sector.

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Guide for responding to potential 'hot spots' resulting from air emissions from the thermal electric power generation sector

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This guide is designed to help stakeholders-including the public, nongovernmental groups and government officials--to identify and manage potential hot spots caused or potentially caused by air... More ≫

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This guide is designed to help stakeholders-including the public, nongovernmental groups and government officials--to identify and manage potential hot spots caused or potentially caused by air emissions from thermal electrical generation facilities.

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