We recently checked up on Shenango Inc.’s compliance with limitations on the sulfur content of its coke oven gas, visible emissions from the door areas of its coke ovens, and visible emissions from its battery Shenango reported no violations of the limitation on the sulfur content of its coke oven gas during the only one violation of a limitation that prohibits visible emissions from more than five percent of the coke ShenangoCokeWorks #NevilleIsland #emissions #combustionstack #AlleghenyCountyHealthDepartment #ACHD #cokeovengas

Steel $118,000 for safety violations stemming from the deadly August explosion at the Clairton Coke Works

Steel's Clairton Coke Works facility last night, as well as elevated concentrations of both hydrogen Here is the statement: Statement from ACHD on US Steel's Clairton Coke Works Breakdown PITTSBURGH – Last The reports indicate there was elevated sulfur levels in coke oven gas while repairs took place within As a result, the gas produced during coke-making - called coke oven gas - was only partly cleaned by Steel’s Clairton coking facility.”     Despite U.S.

To learn more about our previous work with Shenango Coke, including the text of our 60-day notice, please labalme@pennfuture.org Tom Hoffman, Clean Water Action, 412-523-2255, tomhoffman@cleanwater.org Shenango Coke Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) describes coke oven emissions as “among the most toxic of all air pollutants.”[2] Emissions from coke plants include benzene and other carcinogens, hydrogen sulfide “From my perspective, the Shenango coke plant is out of control.

Steel’s Clairton Coke Works – and we need YOUR help to ensure it does what it is intended to do: Reduce let’s back up for a minute and explain: A PEC Baghouse reduces emissions that result when finished coke Steel and ACHD related to ongoing air quality issues at the Clairton Coke Works. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works to let ACHD know that this is not acceptable. If U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works directly to ACHD.

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. sources within those facilities: First, the NESHAPs for Coke Oven Batteries were promulgated in 1993 Second, the NESHAPs for Coke Ovens: Pushing, Quenching, and Battery Stacks were promulgated in 2003. Three Revisions That Could Most Impact Clairton, Monessen Mills First, EPA will require all coke-making

Steel for air pollution violations that occurred at the Clairton Coke Works during the third quarter Steel for violations that occurred at the Clairton Coke Works during the second quarter of 2022.

Steel nearly $2 million for 362 pushing violations that occurred at its Clairton Coke Works facility We hope to continue to see vigorous enforcement when it comes to industrial bad actors like U.S.

Steel’s Clairton Coke Works for more than three months sickened local residents. “In addition to verifying that people living within a 10-mile radius of the Coke Works had higher rates The facility produces highly refined coal (also called coke) that is used as fuel in the manufacture Creating coke results in the emission of myriad air pollutants, which are minimized through the plant Research (AIR) registry to collect information from 39 asthma patients living within 10 miles of the coke

processing; Integrated iron and steel manufacturing; and (last but not least - especially locally) Coke gives the President the power to issue exemptions like those EPA offered in March should never have come There are 532 such sources, including nine in western Pennsylvania: Cosmed Group  in Erie and American Steel’s Clairton Works and Cleveland Cliffs’ Monessen Coke Plant  are requesting exemptions from the NESHAPs for Coke Ovens.