Emissions Statements - Reporting and Inventory
Emission Statement Reporting
The following documents are intended for use by the regulated community to assist with the submission of Emission Statements pursuant to 6 NYCRR Subpart 202-2.
The deadline for submitting the 2018 Emission Statements is April 15, 2019.
Further instructions regarding the 2018 Emission Statements will be posted on this webpage in Fall 2018.
Please review the 2017 Emission Statement Instructions (PDF 188 KB, 10 pgs).
Contact
For questions pertaining to emission statements, please contact:
Division of Air Resources
Bureau of Air Quality Planning
(518) 402-8396
Air.Inventory@dec.ny.gov
Please have your DECID# available when you call.
Electronic Reporting
Electronic reporting of emissions data through the Air Compliance and Emissions (ACE) Electronic Reporting is highly recommended. ACE is a secure web-based electronic data transfer program used by the Department's Division of Air Resources to receive emissions inventory reports from Title V facilities.
New York State regulations do not currently require electronic reporting; however, there are benefits to using ACE that are worth consideration such as:
- accessing previous years' data to populate current reports
- obtaining previous years' reports
- printing reports to mail to the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)
Instructions for Completing the ACE Reporting Application - Additional instructions on applying for ACE Reporting. If there are any questions or issues about submitting electronically, please contact:
Division of Air Resources
Bureau of Quality Assurance
(518) 402-8507
E-Reporting.Air@dec.ny.gov
Stationary Source Emission Inventory
The Division of Air Resources has compiled a listing of all New York State Title V facilities and the air pollutants emitted from those facilities. The data are available in a statewide table containing all facilities and counties. For ease of finding a particular county, the data are also organized by county into smaller tables.
The facility information includes:
- The county in which the facility is located
- The facility's DEC ID number
- The facility name; and
- The SIC (Standard Industrial Classification ) Code, used to indicate the industry to which the company belongs
The air pollutants listed are:
- CO - Carbon Monoxide
- CO2 - Carbon Dioxide (2011 and beyond)
- HAPs - Hazardous Air Pollutants
- NOx - Nitrogen Oxides
- PM2.5 - Particulate Matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter (2010 and beyond)
- PM10 - Particulate Matter less than 10 microns in diameter
- Particulates - Total Particulate Matter
- SO2 - Sulfur Dioxide
- VOC - Volatile Organic Compounds
More about Emissions Statements - Reporting and Inventory:
- Summary 2016 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2016
- Summary 2015 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2015
- Summary 2014 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2014
- Summary 2013 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2013
- Summary 2012 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2012
- Summary 2011 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2011.
- Summary 2010 Emission Inventory - Statewide alphabetical listing by county of facilities emitting certain pollutants (in tons) for 2010.
