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Proposed State Budgets under the CSAPR for the 2015 Ozone NAAQS

For the 25 states linked to downwind air quality problems with EGUs covered under this action, EPA proposes to issue new or amended Federal Implementation Plans (FIPs) to establish state emissions budgets to reflect additional emission reductions from electric generating units (EGUs) beginning with the 2023 ozone season. To incentivize ongoing operation of identified emission controls to address significant contributions, EPA also proposes to dynamically adjust these states’ emission budgets for each ozone season 2025 and thereafter. As such, the table includes proposed emission budgets for each state for each ozone season for 2023 through 2024, and illustrative budgets for 2025 and 2026.

Electrical Generating Unit Future Year Emission Baselines, Proposed Budgets and Illustrative Proposed Budgets (tons)
State
2023
2024
2025
2026
Baseline1 Proposed Budgets2 Baseline1 Proposed Budgets2 Baseline1 Proposed Budgets2,3 Baseline1 Proposed Budgets2,3
Alabama 6,648 6,364 6,701 6,306 6,701 6,306 6,701 6,306
Arkansas 8,955 8,889 8,955 8,889 8,955 8,889 8,728 3,923
Delaware 423 384 473 434 473 434 473 434
Illinois 7,662    7,364 7,763 7,463 7,763 7,463 7,763 6,115
Indiana 12,351  11,151 10,525 9,391 9,737 8,714 9,737 7,791
Kentucky 13,900     11,640 13,900 11,640 13,211 11,134 13,211 7,573
Louisiana 9,987 9,312 9,987 9,312 9,854 9,179 9,854 3,752
Maryland 1,208 1,187 1,208 1,187 1,208 1,187 1,208 1,189
Michigan 10,737 10,718 10,737 10,718 10,778 10,759 9,129 6,114
Minnesota 4,207    3,921 4,207 3,921 4,197 3,910 4,197 2,536
Mississippi 5,097     5,024 5,097 4,400 5,097 4,400 5,077 1,914
Missouri 20,094 11,857 20,094 11,857 18,610 10,456 18,610 7,246
Nevada 2,346 2,280 2,438 2,372 2,438 2,372 2,438 1,211
New Jersey 915 799 915 799 915 799 915 799
New York 3,927 3,763 3,927 3,763 3,927 3,763 3,927 3,238
Ohio 10,295 8,369 10,295 8,369 10,295 8,369 10,295 8,586
Oklahoma 10,463 10,265 10,463 9,573 10,283 9,393 10,283 4,275
Pennsylvania 12,242   8,855 12,242 8,855 12,242 8,855 11,738 6,819
Tennessee 4,319 4,234 4,319 4,234 4,064 4,008 4,064 4,008
Texas 40,860 38,284 40,860 38,284 39,186 36,619 39,186 21,946
Utah 15,500 14,981 15,673 15,146 15,673 15,146 9,679 2,620
Virginia 3,415 3,090 3,106 2,814 3,243 2,948 3,243 2,567
West Virginia 14,686 12,478 14,686 12,478 14,686 12,478 14,686 10,597
Wisconsin 5,933 5,963 5,029 5,057 4,178 4,198 3,628 3,473
Wyoming 10,191 9,125 10,249 8,573 10,249 8,573 10,249 4,490
Total 236,363 210,297 233,849 205,835 227,962 200,352 219,017 129,522

1 Baseline values shown here reflect current 2021 emissions adjusted to account for the removal of units scheduled to retire or the addition of  under-construction new fossil units scheduled to occur by that year. Actual future year baseline emissions will likely be lower due to yet-to-be announced changes in the fleet composition (see RIA for these estimates).
2 Each state has a variability limit of 21%, meaning they can emit up to an assurance level of 121% of the budgets shown in the tables provided that they do not collectively exceed the regional budget and any available banked allowances.
3 2025 and 2026 budget values are illustrative only.  Eventual budgets for those years will be calculated at a later date by applying the methodology described in the proposed rule to latest fleet characteristics at that time.


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