Power Plant Permitting

Title: Power Plant Permitting
Author: Harold A. Frediani, Jr. and Kim Masters Evans
ISBN: 0878145923 / 9780878145928
Format: Hard Cover
Pages: 174
Publisher: PennWell
Year: 1996
Availability: Out of Stock

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This book from two industry experts is a practical guide on how to successfully navigate the maze of power plant permitting process from conception to licensing. It provides an overview of the elements required by regulatory agencies which have to be examined, researched, and studied as part of the process of building a new plant or retrofitting an existing plant. The specific details of the environmental requirements vary by locality, however, the overall scope of the process is consistent: site selection, baseline characterization, systems analysis, impacts of construction and operation, and design alternatives. Each of these steps is examined in detail, the applicable regulatory criteria summarized, and permitting strategies with real-life examples are presented.

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Historical background
Site selection studies
Baseline site characterization
Site specific design alternatives
The plant
Impacts of construction
Effects of operation
Permits
International permitting