The emissions from the proposed source included in this project will not exceed the following limits: 19.93 tons of nitrogen oxides (NOx, expressed as NO2) per year, 29.52 tons of carbon monoxide per year, 20.43 tons of volatile organic compounds per year, 3.03 tons of particulate matter less than 10 microns and less than 2.5 microns, 0.92 ton of hazardous air pollutants, 0.20 ton of sulfur oxides, and 51,759 tpy of carbon dioxide equivalent.

The deadline for comments is December 8– 30 days from the notice. Comments should be sent to: DEP’s Northcentral Regional Office, 208 West Third Street, Suite 101, Williamsport, PA 17701.

No hearing has been scheduled, but one can be requested.

All pertinent documents used in the evaluation of the application are available for public review during normal business hours at the DEP’s Northcentral Regional Office, 208 West Third Street, Suite 101, Williamsport, PA 17701. 

Appointments for scheduling a review must be made by calling 570-327-3636.

Questions should be directed to Muhammad Q. Zaman, Program Manager, 570-327-3648.

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Related Articles This Week: 

— House Environmental Committee Puts Spotlight On Proposed Penn America LNG Gas Export Facility In Chester, Delaware County  [PaEN]  

— DEP:  More Than 99% Of Conventional Oil & Gas Facility Owners Failed To Comply With VOC/Methane Reduction Regulations Covering 64,660 Wells  [PaEN]

— Susquehanna River Basin Commission Meets Dec. 4 On 2026 Fee Schedule, Water Withdrawal Requests, Including 3 Related To Shale Gas Development  [PaEN]

— DEP Invites Comments On Air Quality Permit For 15 Natural Gas Generators To Power 15 Iron City A.I. Computing Centers In Karthaus Twp., Clearfield County   [PaEN]  

— PUC Approves Proposed Model Tariff For Public Review To Balance A.I. Data Center Growth And Ratepayer Protection  [PaEN]

— PJM Winter Power Outlook: Adequate Power Supplies Available To Serve Growing Demand Under Expected Conditions; 1 GigaWatt Of Mostly Solar Power Capacity Added Since Last Winter  [PaEN] 

— Guest Essay: Don’t Trade Away Pennsylvania’s Climate Regulations As Part Of State Budget Deal  [Fossil Fuel Power Plants Power Wave Of Data Center Proposals]  –  By Rep. Greg Vitali, Majority Chair, House Environmental & Natural Resource Protection Committee  [PaEN] 

— Moms Clean Air Force PA Urge Gov. Shapiro To Protect The RGGI Program Regulating Carbon Pollution From Power Plants To Cut Climate Pollution  [PaEN]   

— PEC Podcast: Advanced Electric Transmission Technology – More Capacity, More Power Out Of Our Existing Grid At A Fraction Of The Cost  [PaEN] 

— Water At Risk: A.I. Data Centers Bait And Switch? – By Carol Hillestad for Brodhead Watershed Association, Monroe County [PaEN] 

— PUC: Utilities Will Not Terminate LIHEAP-Eligible Heating Customers During Federal Shutdown; Customers Need To Call Utilities Now To Stay Connected This Winter  [PaEN]  

NewsClips:

— The Allegheny Front – Reid Frazier: CNX Resources Sues Nonprofit News Outlet For Defamation Over Shale Gas Fracking Article

— Delaware Currents: Speakers Decry LNG Gas Export Plant Proposal On Delaware River In Chester, Delaware County: ‘Our Community Says No’

— Inquirer – Frank Kummer: Chester Mayor, Environmentalists Object To LNG Gas Export Terminal Proposal In Delaware County: ‘We’ve Moved On’

— Rep. Vitali: PA House Environmental Committee Examines Impacts Of Proposed LNG Gas Export Terminal In Southeast PA

— Tribune-Democrat: Attorney General: Shale Gas Driller Seneca Resources Charged With Environmental Crimes For Polluted Water Spills In 8 Counties  [PDF of Article]

— PennLive – John Beauge: Seneca Resources Natural Gas Driller Charged With Environmental Crimes In 8 PA Counties

— Marcellus Drilling News: PA Attorney General Goes Wild, Charges Seneca Resources Natural Gas Driller With 100 Criminal Violations [PDF of Article]

— Marcellus Drilling News: Coterra Energy NE PA Shale Gas Well Gets Frisky, Sprays Mist During Fracking [PDF of Article]

— Utility Dive: What The Last Natural Gas Boom (And Bust) Says About Today’s Rush To Build; New Gas Generation Remains A Risky Investment, Analysts Say 

— Reuters: Exxon, QatarEnergy Threaten European Union – Will Stop Selling Natural Gas To Them If The EU Doesn’t Loosen Climate Law 

— Reuters: US LNG Gas Producers Ink Near Record Contract Volumes, Even As Fees Climb, Rising Costs

— Spotlight PA: Millions At Risk Of Power Shut Off Because Of Federal LIHEAP Funding Delays During Federal Shutdown [PA Included]

— Inquirer – Frank Kummer: Environmental Groups Rally In Fear Harrisburg Budget Deal Will Sink RGGI Greenhouse Gas Reduction Initiative  [RGGI Was Never Implemented]

— PA Capital-Star: Environmentalists Urge Shapiro, Lawmakers Not To End RGGI Climate Initiative In Budget Agreement [RGGI Was Never Implemented]

— TribLive: Surge In A.I. Data Centers Sparks Concern Over Water Demands

— Wall Street Journal: What Happened When Small-Town America Became A.I. Data Center, USA [PDF of Article] 

— Utility Dive: Exelon’s A.I. Data Center Load Forecast Grows To 18 GW; Market Monitor Continues Call For Review Of PECO – Amazon Data Center Agreement Impact On Ratepayers 

— Post-Gazette – Anya Litvak: Pittsburgh Energy Storage Maker EOS Defies Skeptics, Sees Large Market For A.I. Data Center Projects

[Posted: November 7, 2025]  PA Environment Digest