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Archived: Proposed guidelines: reducing nitrogen oxide emissions from stationary combustion turbines: chapter 3


3. Scope

3.1. Subject to section 3.2 and 3.3, these Guidelines set NOx emission limits for new combustion turbines with a power rating equal to or greater than 1 MW.

3.2. These Guidelines do not apply to the following :

  • emergency combustion turbines;
  • combustion turbines used solely for purposes of research, development and field demonstration; and
  • combustion turbines under repair or those being tested during commissioning or during verification of repairs.

3.3. Section 4 of these Guidelines does not apply to peaking combustion turbines with a power rating of less than 4 MW. However, the other sections of these Guidelines should still be met.

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2016-05-27

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