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  • This document is a technical annex of an air emissions license for a refinery operated by Chevron, dated 31 March 2014. It specifies the inventory of storage tanks, emission limits for various combustion and cracking units, required air pollution control technologies, and strict monitoring and reporting obligations to the Licensing Authority and the City of Cape Town.

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    Themes: energy transitionair pollutionemissions monitoringrefinery operations
    Centre for Environmental Rights

    Document type: Report

  • This document is a technical annex of an air emissions license issued on 31 March 2014, detailing the emission limits, monitoring requirements, and operational conditions for a refinery operated by Chevron. It specifies pollutant thresholds for various combustion installations and storage facilities, mandates ambient air quality monitoring at specific stations, and establishes reporting protocols for non-compliance and emergency incidents.

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    Themes: air qualityindustrial emissionsenvironmental regulationpollution monitoring
    Centre for Environmental Rights

    Document type: Report

  • Bayside Shopping Mall in Cape Town implemented a rainwater and stormwater harvesting system in 2013, investing R 1.5 million to achieve a 93% reduction in water use for irrigation and toilet flushing, with annual savings of R 200,000.

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    GreenCape

    Document type: Case study

    Regions: Cape TownTableview
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