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12/15/2020 OPMS | Process Application

Application No: 104313

Process Evaluation Application Details Attachments Applicant Details

Application Information

Application No.
104313

Application Type
Renewal

Region
National Capital Region (NCR)

General Information

Name of Establishment
GENUINO ICE COMPANY INC.

Name of Owner
HECTOR S. GENUINO

Mailing Address
#56 , 19TH. AVENUE, San Roque, QUEZON CITY, NCR, SECOND DISTRICT

Mailing Zip Code


1109

Mailing Tel. No.


8939-0092

Mailing Fax No.


N/A

Plant Name
GENUINO ICE COMPANY INC.

Plant Address
#1038 PAT. ANTONIO STREET, Barangay 602, SAMPALOC, NCR, CITY OF MANILA, FIRST DISTRICT

Plant Region
National Capital Region (NCR)

Plant Geolocation
14.5965022,121.0249505

Plant Zip Code


1016

Plant Tel. No.


NONE

Plant Fax No.


NONE

Company Related Information

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TIN
000-394-431-000

EIA Classi cation


Ice plant or processing

Nature of Business
TUBE ICE MANUFACTURING

Nature of Ownership
Corporation

Authorized Capital
₱ 1000000.00

Paid up Capital
₱ 1000000.00

Total Employees
3

Operation Start Date


July 1, 2006

ECC/CNC Number
CNC-LLDA-2006-470-999

Managing Head
ANTONIO LAPEÑA

Managing Head Tel. No.


8939-0093

Other Information

PCO Name
WILFRED VILLAIGNACIO FULLEROS

PCO Tel. No.


NONE

PCO Appointment
Accredited

PCO Accreditation No.


2019-NCR-020-ML2

PCO Accreditation Validity


Aug. 29, 2022

O ce O ce
8 hrs/day 5 days/week
Operation Operation

Production Production
4 hrs/day 7 days/week
Operation Operation

Land Area 714.40 m2

Land
Owned
Ownership

Raw Material and Product Information

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Raw Material Raw Material Quantity Product Product Quantity

WATER 1.6 [Link] TUBE ICE 1200 KG.

Air Pollution Sources Installation (APSI) for Fuel Burning

Type
APSI Capacity of Source
ID Type APSI APSI Name (Speci cations) Brand Name Fuel Classi cat

Other ONE(1) SET


Fuel sources 280 KW
49361 0.0 280 KW CATERPILLAR DIESEL Small
Burning of air "CATERPILLAR"
pollution GENERATOR

Air Pollution Sources Installation (APSI) for Non Fuel Burning

APSI Capacity Brand Source


ID Type APSI APSI Name (Speci cations) Name Material Classi cation In

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
Other
Non RECEIVING
sources
49366 Fuel TANK 0.0 30 TONS none None
of air
Burning PROVIDED
pollution
WITH
CONDENSER

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
Other
Non RECEIVING
sources
51732 Fuel TANK 0.0 30 TONS none None
of air
Burning PROVIDED
pollution
WITH
CONDENSER

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APSI Capacity Brand Source


ID Type APSI 1 UNIT
APSI Name (Speci cations) Name Material Classi cation In
AMMONIA
Other
Non RECEIVING
sources
51733 Fuel TANK 0.0 30 TONS none None
of air
Burning PROVIDED
pollution
WITH
CONDENSER

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
Other
Non RECEIVING
sources
51736 Fuel TANK 0.0 30 TONS none None
of air
Burning PROVIDED
pollution
WITH
CONDENSER

ONE(1) UNIT
Other 10,000
Non
sources LITERS 0.0 10,000
51737 Fuel none None
of air [Link] LITERS 1
Burning
pollution STORAGE
TANK

Air Pollution Control Device

ID APCD Description Capacity

There are no devices de ned

APSI-APCD Mapping View diagram (/application/pto/104313/air/pollution/diagram)

Connected
Stacks
Connected APSIs (<name> Connected APCDs (<name> (<name>
ID APSI (id)) (id)) (id))

ONE(1) SET
280 KW
1 "CATERPILLAR" None None None
GENERATOR
(1)

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
RECEIVING
TANK
2 None None None
PROVIDED
WITH
CONDENSER
(2)

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Connected
Stacks
Connected APSIs (<name> Connected APCDs (<name> (<name>
ID APSI (id)) (id)) (id))

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
RECEIVING
TANK
8 None None None
PROVIDED
WITH
CONDENSER
(8)

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
RECEIVING
TANK
9 None None None
PROVIDED
WITH
CONDENSER
(9)

1 UNIT
AMMONIA
RECEIVING
TANK
12 None None None
PROVIDED
WITH
CONDENSER
(12)

ONE(1) UNIT
10,000 LITERS
13 [Link] None None None
STORAGE
TANK (13)

Connected
Stacks
(<name>
ID APCD Connected APSIs (<name> (id)) Connected APCDs (<name> (id)) (id))

Stack
ew Stack Tester
Tester Information
List ([Link]

No information provided

Laboratory Information View Recognized Laboratories

No information provided

Emission Test andView


Pollutants Information
DAO 2000-81 ([Link]

Sampling Sampling Analysis Analysis Testing


APSI Date Method Date Method Type Pollutants

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Sampling Sampling Analysis Analysis Testing


APSI Date Method Date Method Type Pollutants

ONE(1) SET 280 KW


"CATERPILLAR" --- --- --- ---
GENERATOR

Application Fee

Assessment

Item Name Count Amount

Filing Fee 1 ₱ 600.0

Permit Fee 5 ₱ 3,000.0

PD1856 1 ₱ 10.0

Documentary Stamp Tax 1 ₱ 30.0

Total ₱ 15,640.00

OP Number
PTO-20-06496

OR Number
No details yet

Amount Paid
No details yet

Paid thru
EMB

Date of Payment
No details yet

Permit Fee Computation

Permit Fee Breakdown Item Count Amount per Item

Other sources of air pollution 6 ₱ 500.0

Copyright © 2020 DENR EMB ([Link] All rights reserved.

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Common questions

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The absence of air pollution control devices at Genuino Ice Company Inc. could present challenges in meeting environmental regulatory standards, which mandate the reduction of pollutant emissions. Without these devices, there is a higher risk of exceeding permissible emission levels for pollutants such as diesel exhaust and ammonia. This non-compliance could result in regulatory penalties, mandatory operational adjustments, or even shutdowns until compliance is achieved .

To address its air pollution challenges, Genuino Ice Company Inc. should invest in air pollution control devices to reduce emissions from ammonia and diesel operations. Implementing a monitoring and regular maintenance schedule can also ensure equipment efficiency and early detection of leaks or malfunctions. Training programs to enhance employee awareness and involvement in pollution control can support these strategies. Additionally, exploring alternative refrigerants and renewable energy sources could further decrease the environmental impact .

The use of ammonia as a refrigerant can pose significant health risks if leaks occur, leading to potential respiratory issues for employees. The absence of air pollution control devices further exacerbates this risk by potentially increasing exposure to harmful emissions. Moreover, operating machinery such as diesel generators without adequate control measures may pose noise and air pollution risks to workers. These factors create a challenging occupational health environment if not assessed and managed effectively .

Ammonia is used as a refrigerant due to its high efficiency and low cost compared to other refrigerants. However, it poses environmental risks such as potential toxicity which can lead to air and water pollution if not managed properly. The Genuino Ice Company Inc. utilizes ammonia receiving tanks equipped with condensers, which could mitigate the release of ammonia into the environment. Nevertheless, the lack of specific air pollution control devices as indicated in the documents could mean potential risks if leaks occur .

While Genuino Ice Company Inc. demonstrates elements of sustainable business practices through efficient use of water and energy with its scheduled production operation and maintenance of PCO accreditation, several gaps exist. The reliance on ammonia and diesel, coupled with the absence of air pollution control devices, challenges its environmental sustainability. Effective management of these resources and pollutants is crucial to fully align with a sustainable business model .

Genuino Ice Company Inc. operates its office for 8 hours a day and production for 4 hours daily, seven days a week. This schedule likely optimizes resource use by limiting production hours to the periods necessary to meet demand, thereby reducing unnecessary energy consumption outside these hours. This concentrated production period could also minimize maintenance and manpower costs while ensuring machinery operates during peak efficiency times .

With an authorized and paid-up capital of ₱ 1,000,000, Genuino Ice Company Inc. operates with a relatively small capital basis which could limit the ability to scale operations or absorb financial shocks. This financial structure might restrict investment in advanced technology or expansion efforts. Consequently, any significant increases in operational costs, regulatory fines, or unexpected repairs could significantly impact cash flow and operational sustainability .

Genuino Ice Company Inc. began operations on July 1, 2006, providing it with over a decade of industry experience, which could contribute to a strong market position and competitive advantage due to established customer relationships and operational insights. This longevity likely offers a deep understanding of market dynamics and customer preferences, potentially enhancing its adaptability and innovation capacity compared to newer entrants .

Operating with only three employees could imply a highly automated production line or significant outsourcing of tasks, potentially limiting flexibility and resilience to handle operational challenges. This minimal workforce might struggle to cover all operational, maintenance, and compliance responsibilities, especially in emergency situations. However, it suggests cost-efficiency and lean management, which might benefit the company's financial standing in the short term but could challenge long-term scalability and adaptability .

Accredited Pollution Control Officers (PCOs) are critical in monitoring and ensuring that industry operations comply with environmental regulations. At Genuino Ice Company Inc., the PCO, Wilfred Villaignacio Fulleros, holds accreditation valid until August 2022, ensuring compliance with environmental standards. The PCO is responsible for maintaining records, preparing documentation for environmental audits, and implementing corrective measures in case of non-compliance. Their role helps mitigate potential environmental risks associated with ammonia and diesel used in operations .

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