Title V (Permitting)

Title V refers to a part of the Clean Air Act, established in the United States, focusing on operating permits for facilities that emit pollutants. It requires certain businesses, particularly large industrial operations, to obtain a permit if they emit a significant amount of air pollutants. This permit outlines what substances can be released, how to monitor emissions, and the measures to control pollution. The goal is to ensure compliance with air quality standards, enhancing public health and the environment by holding facilities accountable for their emissions.