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Prince George Refinery Environmental Management Programs

Prince George Refinery Environmental Management Programs . 2009. Process Overview. Air Quality Management. Permit PA-02065. Air Quality Reporting. Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI) Industry association Involved in developing EHS policy practices for member companies

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Prince George Refinery Environmental Management Programs

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  1. Prince George RefineryEnvironmental Management Programs 2009

  2. Process Overview

  3. Air Quality Management Permit PA-02065

  4. Air Quality Reporting • Canadian Petroleum Products Institute (CPPI) • Industry association • Involved in developing EHS policy practices for member companies • Environmental & Safety Performance Report (ESPR) • Work with government on public policy • Develop guidelines for the safe handling of petroleum products • Canadian Industrial Energy Efficiency Data Analysis Center (CIEEDAC) Survey • Energy survey from SFU (School of Resource and Environmental Mgt) • Facilitate access to data on industrial energy consumption in Canada • governments creating policy • Utilities attempting to influence energy consumption • Statistics Canada Large Final Emitters Survey • MoE Permit Requirements • National Pollutant Release Inventory (NPRI) • Legislated, publicly accessible federal database that lists pollutants released, disposed of and recycled by facilities across the country that meet the reporting requirements

  5. 2007 Prince George Benchmarking -TPM Contribution 1% Based on 2007 un-reviewed NPRI database

  6. 2007 Prince George Benchmarking - PM10 Contribution 1.07% Based on2007 un-reviewed NPRI database

  7. 2007 Prince George Benchmarking - PM2.5 Contribution 0.97% Based on 2007 un-reviewed NPRI database

  8. 2007 Prince George Benchmarking - NOx Contribution 3.8% Based on 2007 un-reviewed NPRI database

  9. 2007 Prince George Benchmarking - SO2 Contribution 10.14% Based on 2007 un-reviewed NPRI database

  10. Total Refinery and FCCU Sulphur Emissions as SO2

  11. Pollution Control • 1997 installation of Sulphur Recovery Unit • 75% reduction of SO2 emissions • 2004-2006 Clean Fuels Project • Added benefit of reduced emissions • Low NOx burners on several process heaters • 2009 FCCU process analyzer • Monitor SO2 and control CO/NOx

  12. Pollution control con’t • Tank farm • floating roof tanks to reduce emissions • Terminal loading • Use of submerged loading method reduces emissions by ~60% • Proposed future plans for the implementation of LDAR (leak detection and repair) • Focuses on fugitives from hydrocarbon lines, valves, pumps etc

  13. Questions?

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