Should an audit result in recommendations for program revisions, the department shall consider the audit recommendations and propose the appropriate program revisions either as changes to current procedures or amendments to these rules.

Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Env-A 3200) #11001, eff 1-1-16

Appendix A: State Statutes Implemented

Rule Section(s)

State Statutes Implemented

Env-A 3201 through Env-A 3203

RSA 125-J:2-a

Env-A 3204

RSA 125-J:2-a, 3 & 4-a

Env-A 3205

RSA 125-J:2-a & 4-b

Env-A 3206 & Env-A 3207

RSA 125-J:2-a & 4-a

Env-A 3208

RSA 125-J:2-a

Env-A 3209

RSA 125-J:2-a & 4-a

Env-A 3210

RSA 125-J:2-a, 4-a, & 7

Env-A 3211 through Env-A 3213

RSA 125-J:2-a & 4-a

Env-A 3214

RSA 125-J:2-a, 4-a, & 8, I

Env-A 3215

RSA 125-J:2-a

Appendix B: Statutory Definitions

RSA 125-J:1:

XIX-a. “NOx budget allowance” means the limited authorization to emit one ton of NOx during a specified control period. All NOx budget allowances shall be allocated, transferred, or used as whole NOx budget allowances. To determine the number of whole allowances, the number of NOx budget allowances shall be rounded down for decimals less than 0.50 and rounded up for decimals of 0.50 or greater.

XIX-b. “NOx budget source” means a fossil fuel fired boiler or indirect heat exchanger with a maximum rated heat input capacity of 250 MMBtu/Hour, or more; and all electric generating facilities with a rated output of 15 MW, or more. Any person who applies to opt into the NOx budget program shall be considered a NOx budget source upon acceptance of the application for opt-in.