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Forcing Innovation in Air Pollution Control Technology from OCS Development

by Peter Cantle, County of Santa Barbara Air, Pollution Control District, Goleta, United States,
Mahesh Talwar, County of Santa Barbara Air, Pollution Control District, Goleta, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '91

Abstract:

Air emissions from OCS development projects have been addressed in a three-staged process which involves: engineering to reduce the project's emissions as much as possible; offsetting the remaining emissions by providing reductions elsewhere in the region; and, funding technology-forcing studies and programs when the best application of the first two processes still doesn't fully mitigate the air impact. Examples of this process have been described in the previous paper (Cantle, 1991). This paper focuses on the third aspect, the funding of technology-forcing studies, and describes innovative technology programs now in progress at the Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District (District).

Subject Headings: Air pollution | Emissions | Innovation | Financing | Project management | Urban and regional development | Ocean engineering

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