Emission Reduction Credit (Erc) Quantification Form (Nonattainment Contaminants Only) - New York

Emission Reduction Credit (Erc) Quantification Form (Nonattainment Contaminants Only) is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within New York.

FAQ

Q: What is an Emission Reduction Credit (ERC)?
A: An Emission Reduction Credit (ERC) is a tradable permit that represents a reduction in emissions of a specific air pollutant.

Q: What is the purpose of the ERC Quantification Form?
A: The ERC Quantification Form is used to quantify and document the amount of emission reduction achieved for nonattainment contaminants in New York.

Q: What are nonattainment contaminants?
A: Nonattainment contaminants are air pollutants for which the ambient air quality standards are not being met.

Q: Who needs to submit the ERC Quantification Form?
A: Anyone who has achieved emission reductions of nonattainment contaminants in New York and wishes to apply for Emission Reduction Credits (ERCs) needs to submit this form.

Q: How is the amount of emission reduction quantified?
A: The amount of emission reduction is quantified using approved emission calculation methods and monitoring data.

Q: What is the process for submitting the ERC Quantification Form?
A: The form needs to be completed and submitted to the appropriate regulatory agency in New York, along with supporting documentation and any required fees.

Q: What can ERCs be used for?
A: ERCs can be used to meet regulatory requirements, offset emissions from new sources, or be sold to other entities that need to meet their own emissions reduction goals.