Louisville, Kentucky - May 15, 2023

Learn More about Changes to Emission Reporting Requirements for Utility Sources.  Next year, utilities will see significant changes to the way emissions data are reported under Part 75 and the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) Rule.  These changes are driven by the new MATS electronic reporting requirements and the Agency’s plans to replace the PC-based Emission Collection and Monitoring Plan System (ECMPS) with a web-based application and to switch from the current XML to a new JSON reporting format under the new system.  Other recent rule changes, such as the proposed revisions MATS Risk and Technology Review (RTR), which the Agency is expected to release in March, will also impact the industry.

This half-day workshop is intended to help you stay informed about the new rules and processes, navigate the reporting changes, and understand the requirements.  Topics will include:    

•    Navigating the New ECMPS Reporting Changes
•    XML and JSON Reporting Formats
•    New MATS Reporting Requirements
•    Quarterly Compliance Reports
•    Supplemental Stack Test Data Files   
•    MATS Deviation Reporting
•    CEDRI & ERT Requirements that Apply to Utilities
•    General Stack Test Reporting Requirements
•    Other Recently Proposed MATS Revisions

The Utility Emissions Reporting Workshop will be held at the Courtyard by Marriott Louisville Downtown (100 South 2nd Street, Louisville, Kentucky) on Monday, May 15, 2023 (1:00pm - 5:00 pm) in conjunction with the EPRI CEMS User Group Meeting, which starts the following day at the nearby Galt House Hotel.  The cost to attend the Utility Emissions Reporting Workshop is $300 and includes a workshop manual and coffee breaks.  It does not include travel costs or hotel accommodations.    

To register, click here to download a copy of the course brochure, which includes a registration form, or click 'Register Now' below to register online.