According to the Trump administration, the EPA’s repeal of the Obama-era Clean Power Plan will bring back the fossil fuel industry and relax emissions standards for reducing greenhouse gases.

With the future of EPA compliance assurance and enforcement in a state of flux based on recently proposed budget cuts and agency downsizing, the demand for low and ultra low NOx emissions will likely remain a requirement in many cases for boiler operators.

Aged equipment poses a challenge when it comes to true codes compliance. While it may meet the letter of law and pass on paper, reality is often a completely different story. Is your equipment putting your facility at risk? This is the ninth installment in our 10 part weekly series.

Routine stack testing & air emission monitoring is required to demonstrate compliance with the EPA's Clean Air Act, and specific NSPS, NESHAP, and MACT programs.

The variance to the 20 minute boiler check rule established in 1955 helps boiler attendants accomplish more and keep operational costs down.

New laws are requiring plants to invest in updated low NOx technologies to reduce emissions from natural gas fired equipment. Are you compliant?