AirComply has launched an AI platform developed for air quality permitting and environmental compliance. The AirComply platform automates the most time-intensive tasks in air quality consulting and facility compliance management, from permit deconstruction and renewal applications to periodic reporting, BACT analysis, and agency correspondence
Air quality permitting is governed by Title V of the Clean Air Act, New Source Performance Standards, National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants, and Prevention of Significant Deterioration requirements. Manually managing these obligations requires deep technical expertise and significant time. A single permit deconstruction can take 30 to 40 hours, and a Title V renewal application routinely takes 100 to 150 hours; AirComply automates it all.
AirComply can read any permit and extract every emission limit, monitoring requirement, recordkeeping obligation, and compliance deadline in minutes. From that structured data, the platform generates pre-filled compliance documents including semi-annual monitoring reports, annual certifications, deviation reports, and permit renewal applications, pre-populated from the facility’s own permit data and emissions logs.
For BACT and LAER analyses, the platform applies top-down methodology with live CFR retrieval and EPA Regional Clearinghouse comparables. For NSR applicability, it calculates potential-to-emit, evaluates netting, and identifies applicable thresholds. The platform handles dispersion screening, source test protocol generation, stack test report preparation, and regulatory applicability determinations across NSPS, NESHAP, and MACT subparts. A carbon and GHG management suite covers Scope 1, 2, and 3 inventory, reduction strategies, and Science Based Targets-aligned goal tracking.
AirComply is organised around three workspaces designed for the specific workflows of each audience in the air quality compliance ecosystem.
The Consultant Workspace serves air quality consulting firms managing multiple clients and permits. It includes a multi-client portfolio dashboard, permit deconstruction, full analysis tools, and a document generation suite covering 20+ compliance document types.
Consulting firms using AirComply can deliver the same quality of work in a fraction of the time, improve project margins, and take on more engagements without adding headcount. The platform handles the time-intensive drafting and extraction work, freeing senior staff to focus on client relationships, business development, and the technical judgement that drives firm growth.
The Facility Workspace serves Title V facilities, minor source operators, and multi-site EHS teams. It provides a compliance dashboard tied to specific permit conditions, automated deadline tracking, emission monitoring against permit limits, and document generation pre-filled from facility data.
Facilities gain confidence that every permit condition is tracked, every deadline is visible, and every required report can be generated without starting from scratch. For multi-site operators managing multiple permits across different states, the platform consolidates all compliance obligations into a single view.
The Agency Workspace serves state and federal air quality reviewers. It includes permit application completeness review, BACT adequacy checking against the EPA Regional Clearinghouse, deviation report analysis, and generation of agency correspondence such as deficiency letters, notices of violation, and technical review memos.
Agencies facing growing permit backlogs and stretched review staff can process applications faster, issue permits more consistently, and spend less time drafting and more time on technical review. The platform also enables agencies to move applications through the review cycle without sacrificing rigour.
Central to all three workspaces is AirComply Chat, an AI compliance assistant purpose-built for air quality regulatory work. AirComply Chat has been developed on proprietary prompt engineering and domain-specific guardrails developed for air quality compliance practice, producing outputs that reflect the standards and judgement of licensed professionals rather than the broad behaviours of a general AI model. The result is compliance-grade output that meets the standards of licensed air quality practice, delivered in minutes instead of days.
A spokesperson for AirComply said, “Air quality compliance is technically demanding, heavily regulated, and consequential. It deserved a purpose-built AI platform. AirComply is that platform.”
Permit deconstruction, renewal applications, BACT analyses, NSR applicability determinations, and periodic compliance reports are among the most time-intensive tasks in environmental consulting, with individual engagements routinely requiring 40 to 150 hours of licensed professional time. AirComply can reduce this investment by 60 to 70% across all five task categories.
