Emissions reporting in dehydration and refrigeration facilities - Spring 2022 update
CO2 and methane emissions are a top priority for governments and corporations, but the reduction of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) – especially benzene – continues to be important. VOC emissions management is particularly critical for dehydration and refrigeration facilities where these emissions are localized and harmful to health.The emissions from these types of facilities are regulated by various jurisdictions in North America.Changes in methane regulation in Western CanadaThe Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has been a global leader in introducing and regulating benzene and methane emissions from these facilities as part of Directive 39 and Directive 60. Recently, new limit...
