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Nothing limits how often the generators can run.

Federal rules distinguish emergency and non-emergency operation.

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The federal emergency-engine rule has no hourly ceiling during a genuine emergency. It generally allows up to 100 hours per engine for maintenance and testing, with a restricted 50-hour non-emergency subset counted inside that 100. The application also proposes combined emission caps and hour-meter records. Ordinary bridge generation does not automatically become emergency operation.

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Last reviewed: August 31, 2026. Original records control.

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