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February 27, 1979 Policy Decisions re: CAA Requirements Strategic Petroleum
Reserve 22.4
Ballasting and lightering emissions should be considered secondary emissions.
Neither of their
emissions arise from the operation of the dock itself, as opposed to transportation
to the
dock, and therefore neither may be considered direct emissions of the
dock. However, both arise
as a direct consequence of the dock and dome construction and operation,
and both may therefore
be considered secondary emissions of the dock and domes. An increase in
emissions associated
with any dock, regardless of whether that dock is new, modified or unchanged,
should be
considered to be secondary emissions to be allocated proportionally among
the storage domes
which are fed from that dock. If the dock itself is subject based on its
direct emissions, the
ballasting and lightening emissions from the dock would be dealt with
as secondary emissions to
the dock and need not be considered in reviewing the storage dome fed
from that dock.
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