Annual Operating Report (AOR) and Title V Fee Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions for 2025 AOR
I. Starting and Completing your AOR
1. How do I start an AOR?
2. Who should sign my AOR?
3. How to obtain a PIN to sign AORs
4. How do I revise a submitted AOR?
5. If my facility stopped operating during the reporting year, do I still have to submit an AOR?
6. How can a Title V facility find out if DEP has received the Title V Fee payment?
II. Reportable Pollutants
7. Which pollutants do I need to report?
8. How do I report PM, PM10, and PM2.5 emissions using the primary, filterable, and condensable emission factors?
9. What if I don’t know my CPM (condensable particulate matter) emissions?
10. Which HAP emissions should I report on my AOR?
11. How often must I report HAPs?
12. Do I need to report HAPs if my facility is not a major source for HAPs?
13. When should I report fugitive emissions?
III. Emissions Method Codes
14. What are the emissions method codes?
15. Is there a ranking order with the emissions calculation methodology?
16. If I use an emission factor based on site-specific stack test data, which stack tests must I use to calculate the average value?
17. If I use an emission factor based on site-specific stack test data, which stack tests must I use to calculate the average value?
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