Progress Energy Load Revision and Update for 2012 RA Plan Scott M. Deitche Project Engineer.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Clean Smokestacks Act Benefits Update Division of Air Quality March 17, /17/2010.

Advertisements

Presentation to the Florida Public Service Commission November 29, 2007.

Quantification of Spill Data from Domestic Facilities Andy Squires Pinellas County Environmental Management Keith Hackett Janicki Environmental, Inc.

Controlled Discharge Lagoons 2 Cell vs. 3 Cell Bacteria & Ammonia Performance.

Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board, November 4, Total Maximum Daily Load for Nutrients in Malibu Creek and Lagoon Melinda Becker and.

Mona Dougherty, PE Senior Water Resource Control Engineer Wastewater and Storm Water Programs North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board September.

St. Albans Bay Landscape Modeling Stakeholder Working Group Meeting 4 Phosphorus Dynamics Scenario Development St. Albans Town Hall November 9, 2005.

ENTITY and DATE HERE Tampa Bay Nitrogen Management Consortium TMDL and Reasonable Assurance Overview.

A Collaborative Approach to Meeting Water Quality Goals : Tampa Bay, Florida Holly Greening, Tampa Bay Estuary Program Michael Connors, City of St. Petersburg.

Macrophytes and Eutrophication in Oyster Pond Jennifer Culbertson Erin Kinney.

Sediment Task Force Meeting April 30, 2012 Marjorie L. Zeff, PhD., PG Gary Lemay Conowingo Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. 405) Updated 2011 Bathymetric.

Town Hall Meeting 12 March 2008 Carmichael Area Aerojet Groundwater Remediation Progress Update 12 March 2008.

Stormwater Runoff Pollution enters water from stormwater runoff after rains Stormwater runoff from inside this line can end up in Tampa Bay via creeks,

THE WATER CYCLE Water moves from the oceans to the atmosphere, from the atmosphere to the land, and from the land back to the oceans.

Introduction to TMDLs for Nutrients Presented by: Dr. Scott Emery January 15, 2009.

“Use of Resources” Climate Change Workshop CIWMB Early Action Measures “Use of Resources” Climate Change Workshop CIWMB Early Action Measures Evan W.R.

Nutrient Trading Framework in the Coosa Basin April 22, 2015.

Air Quality Beyond Ozone and PM2.5 Sheila Holman North Carolina Division of Air Quality 6 th Annual Unifour Air Quality Conference June 15, 2012.

Massachusetts’ Power Plant Mercury Regulations Sharon Weber Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection WESTAR Fall Business Meeting - September.

NMC Potential Projects RA Implementation Plan Section IX, Approved RA Plan A.Defining the Basic Roles of the Consortium B.Revisiting the 1998.

Update on Multi-pollutant Legislation Richard Long, Region 8 Wrap Meeting Nov. 14, 2001.

Steve Harrison, Environmental Manager Bureau of Entomology and Pest Control -Mosquito Control Section.

Pertemuan ke 2 Managemen Energi Listrik THE VALUE OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT By Iyus Rusmana.

Koit Korela Kanepi Gymnasium. Keypints  Cars  Dumps  Factories  Mines.

Department of the Environment Maryland’s Nutrient Trading Program Phase I- Trading between point sources and trading involving connecting on-site septic.

Iowa Nutrient Load Estimations for Point and Non-point Sources Iowa DNR November 14, 2012.

An investigation to identify the organism, algae or water mold fungi, present in a water sample

Tampa Bay Nitrogen Management Consortium Update Holly Greening Tampa Bay Estuary Program March 2014.

Inland Numeric Nutrient Criteria: Ramifications for Tampa Bay’s RA/TMDL.

Desalination Becomes A Reality In Tampa Bay Florida Jim Jensen Senior Project Manager PB Water Area Manager Parsons Brinckerhoff Quade & Douglas, Inc.

The Effects of Nutrient Pollution on the Neuse River Estuary Valerie Winkelmann.

Salinity Control on the Pecos River Robert E. Mace, Ph.D., P.G. presented at the Multi-State Salinity Coalition’s Salinity Summit January 26, 2012; Las.

Lake Jesup BMAP Adoption Environmental Protection Division February 23, 2010.

Preparing for 2017 RA Update March Tampa Bay Reasonable Assurance Update Annual assessment of water quality and attainment status of chl-a.

Massachusetts Multi-pollutant Power Plant Regulations Sharon Weber Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection EPA Utility MACT Working Group.

KWWOA Annual Conference April 2014 Development of a Kentucky Nutrient Strategy Paulette Akers Kentucky Division of Water Frankfort, KY.

Non-agricultural regional fertilizer application Tampa Bay Region Model Ordinance Non-agricultural regional fertilizer application Tampa Bay Region Model.

Relating Surface Water Nutrients in the Pacific Northwest to Watershed Attributes Using the USGS SPARROW Model Daniel Wise, Hydrologist US Geological Survey.

2013 Water Quality Assessment Update Ed Sherwood Tampa Bay Estuary Program th Ave. South St. Petersburg, FL

Ecological Perspectives on Critical Loads - Linkages between Emissions, Deposition and Biogeochemical Cycles J. N. Galloway Multi-Agency Critical Loads.

Levy Nuclear Plant Overview of Water Issues Presented by Jamie Hunter to the FDEP – Central District’s 13 th Annual Power Generation Conference Lake Buena.

Rules and Exceptions - The Costs of “Cheap” Coal.

Water Quality or Carrying Capacity Loading (legacy N + new N – environmental denitrification) Residence Time Carrying Capacity.

Sulfur and Nitrogen Emission Trends for the U.S. By: Brian Ponczak January 31, 2002 Sustainable Air Quality.

Environmental Protection Commission of Hillsborough County Extending Piney Point Emergency Permit November 3, 2003.

Campus Energy Use Intelligent Infrastructure for Energy Efficiency May 25, 2007 Peter Cooper Dept of Facilities, Manager of Sustainable Engineering and.

The GAINS optimization approach – Basic background information Fabian Wagner International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) IIASA workshop.

Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority Water Supply Plan Update - Progress Report #5 July 15 – September 15.

Request approval to proceed to EMC with 2014 Tar-Pamlico River Basin Plan.

SBN Near Detector Building Conventional Facilities Update Steve Dixon LAr1-ND Collaboration Meeting 16 September 2014.

Resolution: Protect King County Waters from Failing On-Site Septic Systems Darrell Rodgers, PhD Public Health - Seattle & King County Environmental Health.

Norwegian Meteorological Institute

Tampa Electric Company’s Emission Reduction Program

Hydrological changes resulting from dam construction

Scott Doney, Jennie Rheuban & James Churchill

Wastewater General Permit Updates

2016 Water Quality Assessment Update (thru Sep. 2016)

Jon Risgaard, Wastewater Branch Rick Bolich, Raleigh Regional Office

3E Plus Program Software Insulation Thickness Calculator

State of the Harbor Kaitlyn Shaw Town of Nantucket Natural Resources Department Water Resource Specialist.

The Water Cycle The Water Cycle is the movement of water between the atmosphere, land, oceans, and living things Energy from the sun drives the water cycle.

Section 2 Changes of State.

CHAPTER 3 LESSON 2 SYSTEM INTERACTIONS.

Tuesday January 17, 2012 Objective: You will know that the water cycle moves water from Earth’s surface, up to the atmosphere, and back down again.

مدیریت استراتژيک منابع انسانی

CHAPTER 3 LESSON 2 SYSTEM INTERACTIONS.

What are the main ingredients need to make a thunderstorm?

Mercury TMDL Review & Permitting Strategy Update

Cycles of Matter LS2 (5-8) SAE-7a diagramming or sequencing a series of steps showing how matter cycles among and between organisms and the physical environment.

Ռազմավարական կառավարում

Presentation transcript:

Progress Energy Load Revision and Update for 2012 RA Plan Scott M. Deitche Project Engineer

Background  Bartow plant is decommissioning on-site detention ponds and diverting process water to cooling water intake. Ultimately discharge to Old Tampa Bay.  Summer 2013  Not a “new” discharge. Both atmospheric and unknown groundwater contributions.

former To be decommissioned

Allocation Request  Progress Energy is requesting a surface discharge allocation of 3 tons/year

Reductions from repowering facility  Repowering of the plant (online in 2009): average atmospheric reduction of 2,726 tons NOx from  For every 100 tons NOx in atmospheric discharge, 0.19% is deposited to the Bay as direct nitrogen loadings (ECT, TECO)  Progress Energy reduced their direct Bay loadings by 5.18 tons from

Algae sampling - FWRI

Requesting concurrence from Consortium on allocating 3 tons/yr surface discharge in Old Tampa Bay for Progress Energy