Thermal energy plan.
(3) Contents. Each thermal energy plan shall
contain all of the following elements in a format prescribed by the USEPA:
(a) The calendar year and quarter that the
thermal energy plan takes effect, which shall be the first year and quarter the
replacement
unit(s)
unit will replace thermal energy of the opt-in
source.
(b) The name, authorized
account representative identification number, and telephone number of the
designated representative of the opt-in source.
(c) The name, authorized account
representative identification number, and telephone number of the designated
representative of each replacement unit.
(d) The account identification number in the
allowance tracking system of the source that includes the opt-in
source.
(e) The account
identification number in the allowance tracking system of each source that
includes a replacement unit.
(f)
The type of fuel used by each replacement unit.
(g) The allowable SO2
emissions rate, expressed in pounds of SO2 per MMBtu, of
each replacement unit for the calendar year for which the plan shall take
effect. When a thermal energy plan is renewed in accordance with paragraph
(A)(9) of this rule, the allowable SO2 emission rate at
each replacement unit shall be the most stringent federally enforceable
allowable SO2 emissions rate applicable at the time of
renewal for the calendar year for which the renewal shall take effect. This
rate shall not be annualized.
(h)
The estimated annual amount of total thermal energy to be reduced at the opt-in
source, including all energy flows (steam, gas, or hot water) used for any
process or in any heating or cooling application, and, for a plan starting
April first, July first, or October first such estimated amount of total
thermal energy to be reduced starting April first, July first or October first
respectively and ending on December thirty-first.
(i) The estimated amount of total thermal
energy at each replacement unit for the calendar year prior to the year for
which the plan is to take effect, including all energy flows (steam, gas, or
hot water) used for any process or in any heating or cooling application, and,
for a plan starting April first, July first, or October first, such estimated
amount of total thermal energy for the portion of such calendar year starting
April first, July first, or October first respectively and ending on December
thirty-first.
(j) The estimated
annual amount of total thermal energy at each replacement unit after replacing
thermal energy at the opt-in source, including all energy flows (steam, gas, or
hot water) used for any process or in any heating or cooling application, and,
for a plan starting April first, July first, or October first, such estimated
amount of total thermal energy at each replacement unit after replacing thermal
energy at the opt-in source starting April first, July first, or October first
respectively and ending December thirty-first.
(k) The estimated annual amount of thermal
energy at each replacement unit, including all energy flows (steam, gas, or hot
water) used for any process or in any heating or cooling application, replacing
the thermal energy at the opt-in source, and, for a plan starting April first,
July first, or October first, such estimated amount of thermal energy replacing
thermal energy at the opt-in source starting April first, July first, or
October first respectively and ending December thirty-first.
(l) The estimated total annual fuel input at
each replacement unit after replacing thermal energy at the opt-in source, and,
for a plan starting April first, July first, or October first, such estimated
total fuel input after replacing thermal energy at the opt-in source starting
April first, July first, or October first respectively and ending December
thirty-first.
(m) The number of
allowances calculated under paragraph (B) of this rule that the opt-in source
shall transfer to each replacement unit represented in the thermal energy
plan.
(n) The estimated number of
allowances to be deducted for reduced utilization under rule
3745-103-45 of the
Administrative Code.
(o)
Certification that each replacement unit has entered into a legally binding
steam sales agreement to provide the thermal energy, as calculated under
paragraph (A)(3)(k) of this rule, that it is replacing for the opt-in source.
The designated representative of each replacement unit shall maintain and make
available, at the USEPA or the director's request, copies of documents
demonstrating that the replacement unit is replacing the thermal energy at the
opt-in source.