Impacting Power Plant Economics Through Cooling Water Restrictions
MCLI Recommendation: “EPA could choose to tighten its Clean Water Act rules to require closed cycle generation in more instances, or to apply the rules to a broader set of power plants. States could adopt more stringent regulation for cooling water systems as well.”
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New York’s BTA for Cooling Water Intake Structures
New York established closed-cycle cooling towers as the benchmark technology for compliance with Clean Water Act Section 316(b), on power plant cooling water systems.
NPDES Regulations To Establish Requirements for Cooling Water Intake Structures
In rules adopted in 2014, EPA identified seven different ways for existing facilities to comply with cooling water restrictions, while finding that closed-cycle cooling towers provide the most efficie...
California Water Quality Control Policy for Power Plant Cooling
California established closed-cycle cooling systems as the benchmark technology for compliance with Clean Water Act Section 316(b), on power plant cooling water systems.
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