New Source Review. Program for pre-construction review of new major sources and major modifications under PSD and Nonattainment requirements.
New Source Review A review that is required under the Clean Air Act of new and modified facilities to insure they will meet the requirements for ambient air quality in their region. There are two kinds of NSRs: one for facilities located in areas that do not meet ambient air quality standards (i.e., "non-attainment" reviews), and the other for facilities located in areas that meet the standards (i.e., "prevention of significant deterioration" reviews). See Also: CAA, SIP, PSD, NAAQS...................
New Source Review. A federal program for preconstruction review of new major sources and major modifications under PSD (protection of significant deterioration) and nonattainment requirements.
A program used in the development of permits for new or modified industrial facilities which are in a nonattainment area, and which emit non-attainment criteria air pollutants. The two major requirements of NSR are best available control technology and emission offsets. CA
New Source Review. A program used in development of permits for new or modified industrial facilities which are in a nonattainment area, and which emit criteria air pollutants. The two major requirements of NSR are Best Available Control Technology (BACT) and emission offset.
New Source Review. A Clean Air Act requirement that State Implementation Plans must include a permit review that applies to the construction and operation of new and modified stationary sources in nonattainment areas to ensure attainment of national ambient air quality standards.