No it doesn't. It means exactly what it says and it says nothing about the blending site. That blending site required a C of A for it to operate as a blending site, and that C of A is going to be particular to a blending site that unloads and loads tankers and has to worry about emissions and vacuum systems, etc. It has no jurisdiction over a P2O system that has a stack and emits whatever from that process.
And it is a pretty obvious strategic move that JBI is only realizing now to locate it's plant on a site that has some kind of permitting. No doubt it is easier to upgrade a permit or amend it than to get a new one, i will grant you that...
The Canadian permit will be used for P2O at the blending site without an amendment when ...