According to Air Pollution Control Act, there are two main strategies to regulate stationary sources in non-attainment area: designated reduction and total quantity control. The function of designated reduction in non-attainment area is to drive the rapid technological reduction of major stationary sources. In another hand, total quantity control aims to ensure the total emission quantity in this area would not increase. Thus, air quality can be improved rapidly through both methods. The Kao-Pin Total Quantity Control Plan had been revised in this project this year, meanwhile; refer to the US RECLAIM program implementation experience, the regional emission will reduce through the next phase of Kao-Pin Total Quantity Control Plan. Besides, the designated reduction guidelines for non-attainment area have been formulated, and the technical regulations have been built to control the large pollution emission from power, steel, and cement industries. Other industries may be regulated in different periods and the technical regulations will also be examined individually. The above two tasks, which were based on the pollution prevention technology, set the pollution reduction goals that the industry could achieve. Thus, the targets of the regulations for stationary emissions sources in non-attainment area are very clear right now. Conclusively, this program analyzed inspection of air pollution sources in 715 factories in these 11 years and formulated technical regulation of 25 kinds of manufacture processes and the principle of pollutant reduction, and revision of 6 regulations.

Total quantity control, Emission reduction, reduction of pollutants from existing stationary pollution sources