Air Permitting | The EI Group

AIR PERMITTING

EI’s air quality service focus is to assist our clients in achieving regulatory compliance while minimizing costs and providing permit conditions that allow for maximum operating flexibility. This includes all aspects of air quality assessment including preliminary facility expansion planning, identification of pollutants, development of emission control strategies, selection and/or engineering design of air pollution control equipment, regulatory permitting and demonstration of permit compliance.

EI’s air emissions services to industrial clients include:

Air pollutant emission inventories
Compliance evaluations
Clean Air Act Title V permitting
Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) permitting
Non-attainment permitting
Ambient air impact evaluations
Atmospheric dispersion modeling
Air emission control services
Control systems evaluations and engineering design

EI has provided air pollution consulting services to numerous industries, ranging in complexity from grain mills to semiconductor manufacturers and the chemical industry. EI has also worked closely with numerous industries and trade associations in the development of state and federal regulations including NESHAP, NSPS, PSD, and MACT.

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