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​​The 2023 Air Emissions Invoice has been sent out, please be on the lookout for it in the mail. The due date for the 2023 Invoices is February 28th, 2025. Can be paid online at eSearch, by check or money order. If you have questions or concerns regarding your invoice, please email DAQEmissions@ky.gov and one of the EIS Staff will get back to you. Thank you.​​​

2024 Air Emissions Survey Coming Soon

The due date for the 2023 Emissions survey has now passed. The Air Acknowledgement Checklist is sent via mail to the Air Permit Contact or informed billable person(s) on file. If these need to be updated, please contact Samantha Hoffman promptly. If you need any additional help regarding the Air Emissions Survey, please contact one of the KY EIS Staff listed on this webpage.

The documents below will guide you step-by-step through the process of registering for and completing the Air Emissions Survey and answer several Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

​​Watch this space for information on the 2024 Air Emissions Survey.

Emissions Reporting

The Commonwealth of Kentucky requires emissions fees for stationary sources of regulated air pollutants each year. Fees are based on facilities' emissions surveys submitted and the acknowledgment checklist agreed to. ​​​​

The emissions survey site was originally called the Web Survey, having been developed as one of the first online tools for emissions reporting. Throughout the website and instruction guides, you may see “Web Survey” and “Emissions Survey” being used interchangeably. Just know they are one and the same.

How do I pay my air emissions fee?​

Please note that the invoice payment deadline for the 2023 Air Emissions Survey is Feb. 28, 2025. If you have not yet made your payment, you are still required to do so online at eSearch​ or by mailing a check to the address below. In accordance with 401 KAR 50:038, Section 3(6), there are penalties for facilities that do not pay their emissions invoice on time.  If you have questions, please contact Dane Ison at Gregory.Ison@ky.gov​ or call 502-782-6666​.

If paying by check, please make check ​payable to the Kentucky State Treasurer and mail to:

Division for Air Quality​
Emissions Inventory
Attn: Dane Ison​
300 Sower Boulevard,  2nd Floor
Frankfort, KY 40601​

Has your air permit contact changed?

​If the air permit contact person for your facility has changed, please email Samantha Hoffman​ to update this information. Please note: An air permit contact cannot be a third party consultant.​​

Webinar Recording:

Kentucky Air Emissions Survey 101

This webinar recording covers essential steps for the Kentucky Air Emissions Survey, including: 

  • Registering an account
  • Completing the emissions survey
  • Navigating key deadlines
  • ​​The importance of the Air Acknowledgement Checklist
  • How to update contact information to ensure compliance
  • Penalties for late invoice payments & how to avoid them​

Whether you’re new to emissions reporting or seeking clarity on frequently asked questions, this webinar recording provides the resources and insights needed to stay compliant with 401 KAR 50:038. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the emissions survey process!

Watch the recording here.

KYEIS Staff Contacts

General Questions or Concerns
DAQEmissions@ky.gov

​Gregory "Dane" Ison​​
Environmental Control Supervisor
502-782-6666

Samantha Hoffman
Environmental Scientist Advisor
502-782-8286

Nicolas Pearson​
Env. Engineer Tech. II
502-782-8287​​

Brody Lund​
Env. Engineer Tech. I
502-782-1890

Robert Woodrum
Env. Engineer Tech. I
502-782-4325
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