`Getting Technical - Managing Your Assets in an AB21 Carbon-Constrained Environment, presented at an AB32 Seminar, June 2008
AB32 Mandatory Reporting Rule
- Covered Entities
- Cement plants;
- Petroleum refineries that emit > 25,000 metric tonnes of CO2 in anycalendar year after 2007
- Hydrogen plants that emit > 25,000 metric tonnes of CO2 in anycalendar year after 2007
- Electric generating facilities that individually have a nameplategenerating capacity > 1 megawatt (MW) that emit > 2,500 metrictonnes of CO2 in any calendar year after 2007 from electricitygenerating activities
- Retail providers;
- Marketers;
- Cogeneration facilities that individually have a nameplate generatingcapacity > 1 MW that emit > 2,500 metric tonnes of CO2 in anycalendar year after 2007
- Other facilities that emit > 25,000 metric tonnes of CO2 fromstationary combustion sources in any calendar year after 2007.
AB32 Mandatory Reporting Rule
- Reporting Requirements
- Stationary sources
- CO2, N2O, and CH4 emissions from stationary combustion, process, and fugitivesources.
- CO2 from combustion of biomass-derived fuels is reported separately
- Mobile sources
- Optional reporting of CO2, N2O, and CH4 emissions from mobile combustion.
- Indirect sources
- Consumption of purchased or acquired electricity, heat, cooling or steam whenrequired.
- De minimis sources
- May elect to designate one or more sources that collectively generate no more than3% of the facility’s total CO2e emissions but in no case more than 20,000 metrictonnes CO2e
- Fuel analytical data capture
- Must make every effort to obtain fuel analytical data capture of 100% for eachreport year when required to estimate emissions.
- CO2 CEMSs vs. fuel based calculations
- Must make a choice and stick with one method of reporting. If CEMS are installed,should be before January 1, 2011
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