Suppliers of NOx reduction products and services have an opportunity to generate sales of more than $38 billion per year. No one technology provides a complete solution.  Minimizing the generation of NOx needs to be combined in a series of reduction steps.  New technologies are providing opportunities for greater NOx reduction at modest cost. McIlvaine recently conducted 9 hours of webinars for one utility which resulted in a NOx control path which was more cost effective than the conventional approach. The knowledge regarding marrying these technologies for optimum NOx control is particularly well suited to India where a big NOx control program has been initiated. Operators of the existing 187,000 MW of plants will have to spend $8 billion to meet standards for existing units.  Small units built prior to 2003 are tasked with reductions as low as 15 percent. Units larger than 500 MW will have to make NOx reductions of 50 percent or more.  New units built after 2015 will need to remove 85 percent of the NOx at an annual investment of $1.5 billion.  Full scale SCR (or catalytic filtration) will be needed for the new units but unique combinations of technologies will be the best option for the older units. The world market opportunity combines the revenues for existing NOx control systems as well as for new plants.

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• McIlvaine

• NOx

• Pollution Control

• Market

• 1/26/2017

• News Release