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Sources Subject to Michigan's Renewable Operating Permit Program - Sorted by Name Sources Subject to Michigan's Renewable Operating Permit Program - Sorted by Name SRN SOURCE NAME COUNTY DISTRICT B4197 AAR Cadillac Manufacturing Wexford Cadillac A2402 Access Business Group Kent Grand Rapids N5814 ACM (Asama Coldwater Manufacturing) Branch Kalamazoo N1784 Ada Cogen Limited Partnership Kent Grand Rapids N2369 Adrian Landfill Lenawee Jackson N2688 Advanced Disposal Services Arbor Hills Landfill Washtenaw Jackson N6515 Advanced Fibermolding Osceola Cadillac B4252 AEP Cook Nuclear Plant Berrien Kalamazoo B5830 Ajax Metal Processing Wayne Detroit A8640 AK Steel (formerly Severstal-Dearborn) Wayne Detroit N0802 Albar Industries Lapeer Lansing B1677 Allnex USA Inc. Kalamazoo Kalamazoo P0317 Ameresco Woodland Meadows Wayne Detroit B8570 Andersons Albion Ethanol Calhoun Kalamazoo N5574 ANR Pipeline Company - Hamilton Compressor Station Allegan Kalamazoo N5586 ANR Pipeline Company - Lincoln Compressor Station Clare BayCity B8337 ANR Pipeline Company - Muttonville Compressor Station Macomb Warren B3721 ANR Pipeline Company - Reed City Compressor Station Osceola Cadillac N5578 ANR Pipeline Company - Winfield Compressor Station Montcalm Grand Rapids B7220 ANR Pipeline Company - Woolfolk Compressor Station Mecosta Grand Rapids N5575 ANR Pipeline Company - Bridgman Compressor Station Berrien Kalamazoo B7390 ANR Pipeline Company - Central Charlton Compressor Station Otsego Gaylord N5576 ANR Pipeline Company - Goodwell Compressor Station Newaygo Grand Rapids B7219 ANR Storage Company - South Chester Compressor Station Otsego Gaylord B7198 ANR Storage Company - Cold Springs 12/Blue Lake/Cold Springs 1 Kalkaska Gaylord B7196 ANR Storage Company - Excelsior Compressor Station Kalkaska Gaylord B7197 ANR Storage Company - Rapid River Compressor Station Kalkaska Gaylord B2025 Aquatic Company St. Joseph Kalamazoo P0699 Arauco Crawford Cadillac N1794 Atlas EPS, Div. of Atlas Roofing Kent Grand Rapids N6989 AVL Powertrain Washtenaw Jackson A9365 Avon Automotive Cadillac Division Wexford Cadillac A3569 Axalta Coating Systems Macomb Warren B7093 Aztec Producing Manistee Cadillac As of 7/23/2021 Page 1 of 11 Sources Subject to Michigan's Renewable Operating Permit Program - Sorted by Name SRN SOURCE NAME COUNTY DISTRICT N1336 BASF Corporation Oakland Warren M4808 BASF Labs & Applications Centers Wayne Detroit P0089 BASF Toda America LLC Calhoun Kalamazoo B4359 BASF Wyandotte - Chemical Plants Wayne Detroit M4777 BASF Wyandotte - Plastic Plants Wayne Detroit N3748 Belding Tank Technologies Ionia Grand Rapids N2896 BFI and Gas Recovery Systems - C & C Landfill Calhoun Kalamazoo N5831 Breitburn & Riviera - Wilderness CO2 & Hayes 29 Otsego Gaylord N7463 Breitburn Operating LP - Elmer Fudd East Oscoda Gaylord B5462 Breitburn Operating LP - Rich Field Gas Plant Lapeer Lansing N6226 Brembo North America, Inc. Calhoun Kalamazoo N5987 Brent Run Landfill, Inc. Genesee Lansing B2247 Buckeye Terminals - Detroit Terminal Wayne Detroit B2987 Buckeye Terminals - River Rouge Terminal Wayne Detroit N6251 Cabot Corporation Midland BayCity B2178 Cadillac Casting Wexford Cadillac N1395 Cadillac Renewable Energy Wexford Cadillac P0270 Canton Renewables Wayne Detroit N8035 Capital Region Airport Clinton Lansing B2169 Carmeuse Lime (River Rouge Facility) Wayne Detroit K2460 Central Michigan University Isabella BayCity N2804 Central Sanitary Landfill Montcalm Grand Rapids N2155 Chrysler Group - Jefferson North Assembly Plant Wayne Detroit N5991 Citizens Disposal Landfill, Inc. and Granger Electric of Grand Blanc Genesee Lansing N2952 City Environmental - Hastings Sanitary Service Barry Grand Rapids N5988 City Environmental Services Inc. of Waters Crawford Gaylord N6004 City Of Midland Utilities Division Midland BayCity N6731 CMS Generation - Kalamazoo River Generating Station Kalamazoo Kalamazoo N6526 CMS Generation - Livingston Generating Station Otsego Gaylord B6175 Coding Products, Division of Illinois Tool Works Kalkaska Gaylord N6626 Consumers Energy - Jackson Generating Station Jackson Jackson B2835 Consumers Energy - JH Campbell Plant Ottawa Grand Rapids B2840 Consumers Energy - Karn Facility Bay BayCity N2901 Consumers Energy - Muskegon River Compressor Station Clare BayCity As of 7/23/2021 Page 2 of 11 Sources Subject to Michigan's Renewable Operating Permit Program - Sorted by Name SRN SOURCE NAME COUNTY DISTRICT N1099 Consumers Energy - Northville Compressor Wayne Detroit N5792 Consumers Energy - Overisel Compressor Station Allegan Kalamazoo B6636 Consumers Energy - Ray Comressor Station Macomb Warren B6637 Consumers Energy - St. Clair Compressor Station St. Clair Warren N5573 Consumers Energy - White Pigeon Compressor St. Joseph Kalamazoo B1909 CWC Textron Muskegon Grand Rapids N6033 Dafter Sanitary Landfill Chippewa Marquette D8065 Dart Container Ingham Lansing N2940 DCP Antrim Gas LLC - South Chester CO2 Removal Facility Otsego Gaylord P1027 DDP Specialty Electronic Materials US, Inc. Midland Bay City N6631 Dearborn Industrial Generation Wayne Detroit B1476 Decorative Panels International Alpena Gaylord N6035 Delta Solid Waste Management Authority Delta Marquette N1192 DENSO Manufacturing Michigan Calhoun Kalamazoo A8638 Detroit Diesel Wayne Detroit M4174 Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Wayne Detroit B2814 Detroit Thermal Beacon Heating Plant Wayne Detroit B2103 Detroit Water and Sewerage Department Wayne Detroit N2383 DGP Inc. Sanilac BayCity B4942 Dow Agrosciences, LLC Huron BayCity P1028 Dow Agrosciences, LLC Midland Bay City A4043 Dow Silicones Corporation Midland BayCity B2795 DTE Electric Company - Colfax Peaking Facility Livingston Lansing B2798 DTE Electric Company - Delray Power Plant Wayne Detroit B4321 DTE Electric Company - Fermi Energy Center Monroe Jackson B6145 DTE Electric Company - Greenwood Energy Center St. Clair Warren B2805 DTE Electric Company - Hancock Peaking Facility Oakland Warren B2816 DTE Electric Company - Monroe Power Plant Monroe Jackson B2808 DTE Electric Company - Northeast Peaking Facility Macomb Warren B2802 DTE Electric Company - Oliver Peaking Station Huron BayCity B2803 DTE Electric Company - Placid Peaking Facility Oakland Warren B2807 DTE Electric Company - Putnam Peaking Station Tuscola BayCity N6873 DTE Electric Company - Renaissance Montcalm Grand Rapids B2810 DTE Electric Company - River Rouge Wayne Detroit As of 7/23/2021 Page 3 of 11 Sources Subject to Michigan's Renewable Operating Permit Program - Sorted by Name SRN SOURCE NAME COUNTY DISTRICT B2796 DTE Electric Company - St. Clair/Belle River Power Plant St. Clair Warren B2806 DTE Electric Company - Superior Washtenaw Jackson B2811 DTE Electric Company - Trenton Channel Wayne Detroit B2804 DTE Electric Company - Wilmot Peaking Facility Tuscola BayCity N5935 DTE Gas Company - Alpena Compressor Station Clare BayCity B6478 DTE Gas Company - Belle River Compressor Station St. Clair Warren B6480 DTE Gas Company - Columbus Compressor Station St. Clair Warren N3341 DTE Gas Company - Kalkaska Compressor Station Kalkaska Gaylord B7221 DTE Gas Company - Milford Compressor Station Oakland Warren N3392 DTE Gas Company - Taggart Compressor Station Montcalm Grand Rapids N3391 DTE Gas Company - Washington 10 Compressor Station Macomb Warren N7421 DTE Gas Company - Willow Compressor Station Washtenaw Jackson N7578 Eagle Industries Oakland Warren N3845 Eagle Valley Recycle & Disposal Facility Oakland Warren N6052 East Jordan Foundry, LLC Antrim Gaylord N3022 Eaton Rapids Gas Storage System Ingham Lansing B4364 Edw C Levy, Plant 3 Wayne Detroit B4243 Edw C Levy, Plant 6 Wayne Detroit P0408 EES Coke Battery Wayne Detroit B1827 Empire Iron Mining Partnership Marquette Marquette M4782 EQ - Belleville Wayne Disposal & MDTP Wayne Detroit B1754 Ervin Amasteel Division Lenawee Jackson A0884 Escanaba Paper Company Delta Marquette B6202 E-T-M Enterprises, Inc. Eaton Lansing B2063 Faurecia Interior Systems Saline Washtenaw Jackson N7228 FCA US LLC - Dundee Engine Plant Monroe Jackson M4085 FCA US LLC - Mack Avenue Engine Plant Wayne Detroit B7248 FCA US LLC - Sterling Heights Assembly Plant Macomb Warren B3350 FCA US LLC - Trenton Engine Complex Wayne Detroit B2757 FCA US LLC Warren Stamping Plant Macomb Warren B2767 FCA US LLC Warren Truck Assembly Plant Macomb Warren N1436 FCA US Technology Center Oakland Warren N6327 Federal-Mogul Powertrain Wayne Detroit N5282 Fiber-Tech Industries Wexford Cadillac As of 7/23/2021 Page 4 of 11 Sources Subject to Michigan's Renewable Operating Permit Program - Sorted by Name SRN SOURCE NAME COUNTY DISTRICT M4734 Ford Motor Company- Automatic Transmission New Product Wayne Detroit M4764 Ford Motor Company - Elm Street Boilerhouse Wayne Detroit N0929 Ford Motor Company - Flat Rock Wayne Detroit B6230 Ford Motor Company - Research & Dev Center Wayne Detroit A8648 Ford Motor Company - Rouge Complex - Dearborn Assembly Wayne Detroit A8650 Ford Motor Company - Wayne Assembly and Michigan Truck Wayne Detroit N2407 Forest Lawn Landfill Berrien Kalamazoo P0222 Gas Recovery Systems Kalamazoo Kalamazoo M4199 General Motors - Detroit Hamtramck Assembly Wayne Detroit A1641 General Motors - Lansing Grand River Assembly Ingham Lansing A5262 General Motors - Milford Proving Grounds Oakland Warren B1991 General Motors - Saginaw Metal Casting Saginaw BayCity N6950 General Motors Corporation, LLC - Lansing Delta Township Plant Eaton Lansing B7227 General Motors LLC - Orion Assembly Plant Oakland Warren B4049 General Motors LLC - Warren Technical Center Macomb Warren B1606 General Motors LLC - Flint Assembly Genesee Lansing B4032 General Motors
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