State-of-the-art technology definition
State-of-the-art technology means up-to-date technology reflected in equipment or procedures that, when applied at a major facility, will result in a significant reduction in the probability of a discharge. The technology represents an advancement in reduction of leaks or discharges and shall have been demonstrated at a similar facility to be reliable in commercial operation or in a pilot operation on a scale large enough to be translated into commercial operation. The technology shall be in the public domain at reasonable cost commensurate with the reduction in probability of leaks or discharges achieved, or otherwise available at reasonable cost commensurate with the reduction in probability of leaks or discharges achieved. Technologies verified by the New Jersey Corporation for Advanced Technology (NJCAT) as innovative environmental technologies are deemed to meet this definition. Information on verified technologies shall be available from the Department through the Office of Innovative Technology and Market Development within the Division of Science and Research.
State-of-the-art technology or “leading edge technology” means the highest level of
State-of-the-art technology means, that the installation allows the recovery of “controlled substances” as wel l as the removal of Cyclopentane and fulfils the requirements according to chapter 4.
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State-of-the-art technology or “leading-edge technology” means the highest level of development, as of a device, technique, or scientific field achieved at a particular time: Provided, That the technology was not in commercial use anywhere in the United States before July 1, 2021.