Next year coal-fired power plants will spend $3.4 billion for traditional scrubbing systems to remove SO2. This is a big decrease from the 2010 - 2011 peak concludes the McIlvaine Company in FGD Market and Strategies. The traditional market involves using limestone as a reagent in wet scrubbers. Europe and The U.S. will be spending very little in this category because few new coal-fired power plants are being built. Many of the older ones already have scrubbers. However, there is another factor which is a regulatory environment which encourages high operating cost /low capital cost. Click Here For Complete News Release Text
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