TCEQ alleged emission and generator-hour exceedances
Company: Core Scientific
The claim, verbatim
TCEQ found that eight Denton emergency generators run in a non-emergency event from April 9 to June 23 emitted 384.13 tons of NOx, 50.10 tons of CO and 2.51 tons of particulate matter, exceeding the site's certified annual limits, and ran well beyond the 100 hours per year allowed. TCEQ also found that no VOC emissions calculations were provided.
Source (primary)
Denton’s Core Scientific data center faces TCEQ violations due to air quality emissions - Denton Record-Chronicle (-, news_article)
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Quote: “the eight generators resulted in total emissions of 384.13 tons of nitrogen oxides, 50.10 tons of carbon monoxide and 2.51 tons of particulate matter. TCEQ reported that these amounts exceeded the certified limits”
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confirms Denton’s Core Scientific data center faces TCEQ violations due to air quality emissions - Denton Record-Chronicle
Quote: “the eight generators resulted in total emissions of 384.13 tons of nitrogen oxides, 50.10 tons of carbon monoxide and 2.51 tons of particulate matter. TCEQ reported that these amounts exceeded the certified limits”