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September 19, 1979 PSD Guidance, 40 CFR 52.21 (b) (2) (d) - Definition of "Capable of Accommodating" 4.11
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MEMORANDUM: SUBJECT: PSD Guidance, 40 CFR 52.21 (b) (2) (d) - Definition of "capable of accommodating" FROM: Roger Pfaff TO: Wagner, Brandon In response to a request from Bill Mitchell of the Georgia agency, regarding Savannah Electric's Effingham Plant, I called Rich Biondi of DSSE to determine at what point in time a new source becomes capable of accommodating a fuel. The reg allows a future fuel switch if the source was "capable" before 1/6/75. Rich said that if it had been designed, and had "commenced" construction under PSD before 1/6/75, it would be treated as being "capable of accommodating" the fuel, if the design of the source allowed firing of the fuel. |