Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this summer proposed policy revisions that will impact coke-making Steel’s Clairton Coke Works and Cleveland Cliffs’ coke ovens in Monessen - and is seeking public input Steel and Cleveland Cliffs and let EPA know you support: Requirements that all coke-making facilities under the current regulations, with the new limits being dependent upon the facility - the Clairton Coke including hydrogen chloride, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen cyanide, and mercury at by-product recovery coke

Steel’s Clairton Coke Works and Edgar Thompson facilities. Those observations have noted a familiar and disconcerting scene: some nasty brownish plumes coming from the Clairton Coke Works.

Steel’s Clairton Coke Works lacked transparency and empathy and failed residents concerned about their Steel’s Clairton Coke Works and its continued failure to demonstrate meaningful transparency and empathy flaring of coke oven gases and resulted in the release of 11.6 tons of sulfur dioxide. “What are the significant electrical issues at the Clairton Coke Works?” The board also voted to approve final revisions to Allegheny County’s Coke Oven regulations.

Steel’s Clairton Coke Works? Steel could meet the three-year emissions average yet still emit so much PM2.5 that people could be choking

Steel’s Clairton Coke Works on Monday prompted the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) to issue the County’s Allegheny Alert system: Today, July 4, at 5:30 a.m., the United States Steel Clairton Coke The outage has required the flaring of coke oven gasses from the stacks and batteries.

Steel, having determined that emissions from the company’s Clairton Coke facility caused 152 exceedances

Steel approximately $1.1 million for multiple violations of air pollution regulations at its Clairton Coke Steel’s decades-long battle with regulators and Clairton Coke’s air pollution issues. Steel plans to reopen two coke batteries. from Clairton Coke. Steel pays $1.8M to settle lawsuits related to releasing raw coke oven gas & quenching coke with contaminated

in Clairton Wednesday night to tell the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) that its revised coke “We showed up not only to provide comments on the coke oven regulations but to also support and help Stay tuned – we’ll keep you posted as the process continues and more information on the coke oven regulations #H2Sexceedances #cokeovenregulations #H2S #cokeovenrules #airpollution #USSteelMonValleyWorks #hydrogensulfide #LibertyMonitor #hydrogensulfideexceedance #AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartment #cokeovenemissions #cokeovenregulation

Typical raw coke oven gas is largely hydrogen (52 percent-59 percent) and methane (26 percent-33 percent during coking operations (baking of the coal). oven gas was blended into the raw coke gas/fuel stream. oven gas/fuel from the coking process. Coking times were extended, which decreased the quantity of raw coke gas created per hour.

Center meeting room Wednesday to discuss and help develop a vision for the reuse of the former Shenango Coke “Thank you for coming,” a Delta representative told those gathered. “Please use your voice.” Editor’s Note: Shenango Coke Works shut down operations in 2016 following emissions issues at the site