Guiselle AldreteAir Quality Consultant

Starcrest Consulting Group, LLC

Mid-Atlantic PortsVibrant Ports, Healthy Ports Workshop

October 24, 2017

Air Emissions Inventories for Ports

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Puget Sound Ports

PANYNJ

Port of Oakland

Port of Los AngelesPort of Long Beach

Port of San DiegoPort of Houston

Authority

Port of BeaumontPort Everglades

Virginia Port Authority

Maryland Port Authority

U.S. ports that have recently conducted emissions inventories

Corpus Christi

Port of Cleveland

Georgia Port Authority

Port of Portland

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What is the process of an emissions inventory?

Collect data Estimate emissions Prepare report

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Why develop an emissions inventory?

Identify emissions from port-related mobile sources

Prepare a baseline to track achievements

Identify opportunities and prioritize for future emission reduction strategies

Provide foundation for grants

Port Emission Inventory Examples

Port of Los Angeles

Port Everglades

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Port of Los Angeles Emissions Inventory

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Goals and Actual Reductions from 2005

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2014 Goal

2015 Actual

2016 Actual

2023 Goal

DPM 72% 85% 87% 77%

NOx 22% 51% 57% 59%

SOx 93% 97% 98% 93%

POLA Air Monitoring Progress

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POLA Source Category DPM Trends

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POLA Cargo Handling Equipment Activity

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POLA Cargo Handling Equipment Emissions

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Port Everglades Baseline EI

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62%

23%

8%

7%

DPM61 tons

73%

14%

7%6%

CO2

173,623 tons

81%

9%

8%

2%

NOx2,458 tons

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Results

99.6%

<1%

SO2

89 tons

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DPM

NOx

SOx

Regional contributions

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