Practical insights on permitting, BACT analysis, NSR applicability, periodic reporting, and how AI is changing the way compliance work gets done.
A Title V permit can run 50 pages and contain dozens of emission limits, monitoring requirements, and recordkeeping obligations. Breaking it down manually takes a senior consultant 30 to 40 hours. Here is what that really costs, and what changes when AI does the reading.
The line between major and minor source is not always obvious. Here is how potential-to-emit determines which permit category applies and what the difference means for your compliance obligations.
Best Available Control Technology analysis is required for every PSD permit. The top-down methodology has five steps and specific documentation requirements. Here is how to work through it correctly.
New Source Review applicability determinations trip up even experienced consultants. Netting, contemporaneous emissions, and significance thresholds each have nuances that can change the outcome entirely.
General-purpose AI tools applied to regulatory documents produce unreliable results. Here is what purpose-built AI for air quality compliance looks like and why the difference matters for licensed professionals.
Air permitting is time-intensive and margin-thin. The firms growing fastest are not hiring more people. They are changing how the work gets done. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Purpose-built AI for air quality permitting and compliance.