Air Navigation Folder

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.

Guidelines for determining what BACT is for any one situation. How to have a new process or piece of equipment studied to determine whether it is BACT.

Guidelines for determining best available control technology for chemical facilities and associated activities

Regulatory guidance documents for this air permitting program.

Permits for specific, well-characterized classes of facilities. If a standard permit fits your operations, you may choose this permitting option.

Individual Unit Attribute Forms associated with Combustion Sources.

Individual Unit Attribute Forms associated with Coatings Sources.

Guidance for obtaining permits for new facilities or modifications to existing facilities that will result in increased air emissions. For activities and facilities associated with the production, storage, or transfer of significant volumes of chemicals.

Look up equipment and processes to determine air quality control requirements for Title V operating permits. Associated flowcharts aid in decision making.

Individual Unit Attribute Forms associated with Construction Sources.

Helpful checklists for use when completing and submitting applications.

Guidance documents for standard permits, general NSR permits, and individual air permits.

Upcoming events of significance to anyone interested in air permitting programs, from rule changes to advisory group meetings and even changes to Air Permits Division forms.

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.

Registration forms and checklists needed when applying for a Permit by Rule.

Compressed (zipped) ASCII files of data sets to be used when air dispersion modeling is required for an air permit application, modification, or other permit action.

Guidelines for determining best available control technology for facilities and activities in which emissions are produced through mechanical processes.

Access to PBRs related to the Oil- and Gas-Industry.

Guidance for obtaining permits for new facilities or modifications to existing facilities that will result in increased air emissions.