35(2) 36Each public utility which owns or operates at least one electric generating unit affected by s. 404 or s. 405 of the Clean Air Act may submit, for commission approval, a plan to bring generating units into compliance with the Clean Air Act. A plan to implement compliance submitted by public utilities must include, at a minimum:93(a) 94The number and identity of affected generating units;
102(b) 103A description of the proposed action, and alternative actions considered by the public utility, to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions to levels required by the Clean Air Act at each affected unit;
134(c) 135A description of the proposed action, and alternative actions considered by the public utility, to comply with nitrogen oxide emission rates required by the Clean Air Act at each affected unit;
166(d) 167Estimated effects of the public utility’s proposed plan on the following:1781. 179Requirements for construction and operation of proposed or alternative facilities;
1892. 190Achievable emissions reductions and methods for monitoring emissions;
1983. 199The public utility’s proposed schedule for implements of compliance activities;
2094. 210The estimated cost of implementation of the public utility’s compliance plan to the utility’s customers;
2255. 226The public utility’s present and potential future sources of fuel; and
2376. 238A statement of why the public utility’s proposed compliance plan is reasonable and in the public interest.
255(e) 256A description of the proposed actions to comply with federal, state, and local requirements to implement the Clean Air Act.