In this episode, we'll talk about when is it okay to use the results of a source test to calculate emissions on your SCAQMD annual emission report (AER). Check it out!
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Time Stamps:
[0:26] Why use the results of a source test on an AER?
[2:10] Unintended consequences of overestimating emissions on an AER
[4:40] The short answer …
[7:36] Benefits of more accurate AER
[10:15] How to start the process
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About Grant Aguinaldo
Grant Aguinaldo is a principal at Envera Consulting and a former environmental manager for a Southern California petroleum refinery. Over the years, Grant has used his expertise to: develop and lead technical studies, advise senior management on the environmental and regulatory impacts of capital projects and process changes, identify and improve process inefficiencies and be an active participant during the rule-making process.
Grant maintains a vast network of contacts in industry as well as within the different California regulatory agencies, and he uses these resources to leverage favorable outcomes for the people that he works with. Grant holds degrees in Chemistry, Biochemistry and Engineering, as well as various professional credentials that include:
1) Certified Permitting Professional (CPP) from the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD); and
2) Project Management Professional (PMP®) from the Project Management Institute (PMI®).
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