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Air emissions: inventory, testing and evidence

Sources identified, backed measurements, and reports that match the operation.

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In context

Boilers, ovens, heaters, paint booths, solvent processes: if your plant emits to the atmosphere, there are obligations — a source inventory, periodic measurements, operating logs and reports. And the figures you report (for example in the COA) must match what the operation actually records.

We build the fixed-source inventory, define which measurements apply, coordinate testing with accredited providers and leave a complete file: interpreted results, up-to-date logs and open items closed with evidence.

What we review and put in order

  • Fixed-source inventory

    Combustion and process equipment that emits, with its characteristics and stacks.

  • Obligations per source

    Which measurements, frequencies and limits apply per asset and jurisdiction.

  • Measurements and testing

    Coordination of combustion gases and other parameters with accredited providers.

  • Operation and maintenance logs

    Records that back up what gets reported.

  • Consistency with reports

    Emissions data aligned with the COA and other submitted reports.

  • Evidence-based closure

    Findings with an action plan and documented closure criteria.

The emissions package

Support for testing/reporting and documented corrective actions.

Deliverables

  • Source inventory + access windows
  • Backed report (test results)
  • Evidence-based closure + open items

What we need from you

  • Sources / equipment
  • Permits / previous reports
  • Site access window

Typical timeline

2–6 weeks (vendor-dependent)

How we work

No noise: three verifiable phases. Deliverables defined before starting.

  1. Step 1: Assessment

    Operation + evidence + gaps prioritized by impact and urgency.

  2. Step 2: Order + traceability

    Structure, versions, records, full evidence index.

  3. Step 3: Verifiable closure

    Open items closed by criteria. Package audit-ready.

Emissions frequently asked questions

Stationary equipment that emits to the atmosphere: boilers, ovens, heaters, generators, paint booths and solvent processes, among others. The inventory defines which ones carry obligations.

Combustion equipment usually requires periodic evaluation depending on its capacity and the applicable regulations. We determine it in the inventory and leave you the frequencies per asset.

We coordinate the tests with accredited providers and labs, supervise the measurement windows, and interpret the results against the applicable limits.

The COA reports your annual emissions; the measurements and logs are its backing. We align both so what's reported matches the evidence — it's one of the first things an inspection checks.

Typically 2 to 6 weeks, depending on the testing provider's schedule and site access.

Let's talk about your next audit.

Tell us about your case. Within 24–48h you'll receive a written scope with deliverables, timeline, and pricing — no commitment.

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If you're not sure which service fits, we quote the minimum viable scope.