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| Orica makes report to NSW Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) Orica has made a report to the EPA of an elevated reading of Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) from its Spent Acid Regeneration Plant (SARP) at Port Kembla. Orica has a license limit of 1000ppm SO2, measurable in one hour blocks. Orica recorded an elevated level of SO2 which spiked at around 3000ppm and stayed above the 1000ppm limit for approximately 15 minutes. This averages as a release of 595ppm and does not constitute a breach of license. It was reported to the EPA as a precaution. Orica is investigating the cause of the reading. There was no harm to the community, the plant or the environment from this elevated reading. Media contact: Nicole Ekert, Communications Manager, (03) 9665 7538 Mobile: 0407 166 783 |
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