Announcements of meetings, regulatory changes, and other significant information from the Air Permits Division. List includes all announcements for approximately the past six-months.
Air Navigation Folder
Description
Applying for a general permit to cover air issues for an industrial site. General permits have uniform conditions that cover all sites in a defined class.
Guidance for obtaining permits for new facilities or modifications to existing facilities that will result in increased air emissions. For specific facilities related to agricultural activities - for example, cotton gins, dairies, feedlots, feed mills, fertilizer handling or storage.
Guidelines for determining best available control technology for facilities that are sources of emissions due to combustion.
Announcements of meetings, regulatory changes, and other significant information from the Air Permits Division. List includes all announcements for approximately the last five years.
Data files and information on modeling for those who must have it done as part of their new source review air permit applications.
Ancillary tables and similar forms to be completed to determine significant information and, in some cases, to be submitted with the permit application.
Air dispersion modeling, determining best available control technologies, public notices, and other processes that often are involved in obtaining an air permit.
The Air Permits Division has developed an air pollution control guidance document to assist permit reviewers during the technical review of permit applications.
List of TCEQ program areas with phone numbers and Web pages.
Pending and Completed permit applications submitted for air quality, New Source Review, and Federal Operating Permit programs.
Individual Unit Attribute Forms associated with Mechanical Sources.
Individual Unit Attribute Forms associated with Chemical Sources.
NSR Air Permitting Tables
Some Title V Operating Permits require Unit Attribute (UA) Forms, Unit Attributes 1-64 Forms and Instructions are available on this page. When entering citations, please do not use abbreviated or condensed citation entries.
Guidance for complying with air permitting regulations and for completing applications for air new source review permits. Use this general guidance along with guidance for the specific type of facility.
Permits for specific, well-characterized classes of facilities. If a standard permit fits your operations, you may choose this permitting option.
Look up equipment and processes to determine air quality control requirements for Title V operating permits. Associated flowcharts aid in decision making.
Chapter 106 of the TCEQ rules covers air permits by rule (PBRs). PBRs for similar activities are grouped in a subchapter.
A permit by rule is the state air authorization for activities that produce more than a de minimis level of emissions but too little for other permitting options. If you know the number of a PBR, use this index to find it and learn more about it.