CCR Rule Compliance Data and Information

On April 17, 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promulgated regulations regarding the management of Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) generated by electrical utilities. This rule, effective October 19, 2015, established standards for the management and disposal of CCR by coal-fired power plants. The standards have been phased in over a multi-year period. EPA’s CCR regulations are applicable to the CCR management practices at multiple Evergy facilities. These facilities are also regulated under Kansas and Missouri state laws, regulations, and permits.

As part of the CCR Rule EPA finalized a requirement for owners and operators of CCR units to establish and maintain a publicly accessible Internet site of required CCR documents. Please note that some of the required compliance documents are developed only once in conjunction with the appropriate regulations; others are generated annually (typically retained for five years); and others are revised as needed for operational updates, to correct errors, etc. All revised documents include a table following the cover page detailing the updates included within each revision.  Documents that have been superseded by a newer version have been placed into a folder beneath the appropriate unit into a “Superseded Documents” folder.  Please direct any questions on CCR topics to EvergyCCR@evergy.com

ELG Rule Compliance Data and Information

On May 9, 2024, the EPA published an update to the Effluent Limitation Guidelines (ELG) for steam electric power generating stations.  This guideline establishes wastewater discharge standards that apply to multiple Evergy facilities.  It also creates the requirement to establish and maintain a publicly accessible internet site of required ELG compliance documents.  Required documents can be viewed by selecting the relevant facility in the drop down below.  Please direct any questions on ELG topics to EvergyELG@evergy.com

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