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AIR & WATER MONITORING NEWSLETTER HEADLINES

February 2014

MARKETS

Holistic Air Quality Solutions Needed for Power Plants
Big FGD Retrofit Market in the U.S.
Gas Turbine Market is influenced by the Renewables Developments
The Market for Cross-flow Membrane Systems and Consumables for Gas Turbine Combined Cycle Power Plants will exceed $550 Million this Year
China will account for 85 Percent of the NOx Control Expenditures this Year
Indian Market for Air and Water Treatment Equipment will reach $23 Billion this Year
$425 Million will be spent to Monitor Gas Turbine and Combined Cycle Plants this Year
Coal-fired Power Plants will spend just under $1 Trillion for Products and Services in 2014
100,000 Companies Supply or Specify Flow and Treatment Products and Services
World Expenditures for Mercury Control will be Large and the Decisions Difficult
Market for Air Filters to reach $7 Billion by 2015
More than 50 Percent of the World's Air Pollution Control Revenues will be in Asia by 2017
Every Region is a Winner and a Loser in the Flow and Treatment Export Battle
Industrial Facilities in the U.S. are spending Billions of Dollars on Flow Control and Treatment
The Pharmaceutical Industry Ultrapure Water (UPW) Purchases to reach $0.5 Billion in 2017

INDUSTRY NEWS

Sick has sold 500 NOx and NH3 Monitoring Systems in China
CEMS could be Important for Shipping Cost Reduction
Hach Launches 5500sc Silica Analyzer for Power Plants
Shortcut the Nitrogen Removal Process in Wastewater with UV Sensors
Comprehensive Exhibitor Directory at EUEC

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GDP MARKET UPDATE HEADLINES

March 2014

AMERICAS

United States
Brazil
Canada

ASIA

India
Japan
Thailand

EUROPE / AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST

Belgium
Eurozone
Italy
Slovenia
United Kingdom

AMERICAS

United States

Markets and economists are responding to news that real gross domestic product grew less than previously estimated in the fourth quarter with a yawn.

Data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that real GDP — which measures output produced in the United States — grew at an annual rate of 2.4% in the fourth quarter of 2013. The second estimate is down 80 basis points from the 3.2% advance estimate BEA put out in January. The figure shows fourth quarter growth relative to the third quarter, when real GDP increased 4.1%.

The lowered fourth quarter estimate, explained BEA in a release, reflects smaller than previously estimated growth in personal consumption expenditures. There were also downward revisions to business investment in inventories and exports, as well as state and local government spending. These were partially offset by an upward revision to business fixed investment and inflation.

Stocks were trending up following the release. Joseph Lake, U.S. analyst for The Economist Intelligence Unit, wrote in a note on the results that the downward revision, "was widely expected and does not alter the big picture that the U.S. is continuing to slowly recover from the financial crisis." Adding, "Consumer spending, while revised downwards from the original estimate, still grew by its fastest pace in almost two years, a reflection of the improvement in the underlying economic fundamentals, which bodes well for 2014." (The remaining text is not included in this sample.)

ASIA

India

Recently released data show that real GDP in India grew at a year-over-year rate of 4.7% in Q4-2013. Although the outcome was in line with the consensus forecast, it marks the seventh consecutive quarter in which GDP has grown at a sub-5 percent rate. The days of very robust economic growth that characterized the middle years of the last decade are clearly a thing of the past.

Although output in the service industries accelerated, suggesting that growth in consumer spending likely remained solid in the fourth quarter, growth in the agricultural and utility sectors slowed. The downshift in construction—growth slowed from 4% in Q3 to nearly 0% in Q4—may reflect the effects of monetary tightening by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), while the contractions in the mining and manufacturing sectors illustrate the continued challenges faced by Indian industry. (The remaining text is not included in this sample.)

EUROPE / AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST

Eurozone

It was the third quarter of growth since the end of an 18-month recession, the longest period of contraction to affect the single currency area.

It has now managed three consecutive quarters of growth as the wider economy responds to the calmer conditions that now prevail in the region's financial markets.

But it is still distinctly sluggish; certainly not robust enough to be likely to make much of an impact on the serious jobs problem suffered by some countries.

The best that can be said is that unemployment has stabilized. Nor is the growth strong enough to dispel the growing concern that the eurozone might be heading for deflation (falling prices). . (The remaining text is not included in this sample.)

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WORLD MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER PROJECT MONTHLY NEWS HEADLINES - February 2014

This monthly update is devoted to wastewater infrastructure news around the world, outside of the United States and Canada, and is meant to complement McIlvaine's Air & Water Pollution Monitoring World Markets.

AFRICA

Egypt: Degremont Awarded US$38 Million O&M Contract for Cairo WWTP

ASIA

China: Beijing to Build 16 Water Reclamation Plants in 2014
China: Yangzhou Awards Contract for Sludge-to-Energy Plant to Suez Subsidiary
China: Sound Global Awarded Three BOT Contracts Totaling US$65 Million
India: Wabag Expects Growth in Desalination and Water Reclamation Projects
India: Coca Cola to Fund Sewage Treatment Plant in Mumbai
Philippines: Maynilad Budgets US$400 Million for Capital Expenditures in 2014
Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh to Build New Central WWTP with US$265 Support from World Bank
Vietnam: Korea's Posco Engineering Wins US$70 Million WWTP Contract

EUROPE

Bosnia: Consultant Retained to Develop Comprehensive Water and Wastewater Program
Kyrgyzstan: €5 Million in Funding for Wastewater Projects Awarded to City of Talas
Romania: Arges County Awarded €11.8 Million in Funding Support for Water Improvements
Spain: Xylem to Supply UV Technology to One of Europe’s Largest WWTPs
UK: EU Funding to Support Research on Preventing Reed Bed Clogging

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA

Brazil: São Paulo Needs US$14.7 Billion to Achieve Universal Access to Basic Sanitation
Brazil: Sumaré Prepares 30-Year Concession to Increase Sewage Treatment Rate from 14% to 100%

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NORTH AMERICAN MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS UPDATE HEADLINES

February 2014

ARIZONA

· More Septage, Untreated Grease Taxing Flagstaff WWTP

· Slow Low Requesting Bids for WWTP Project

CALIFORNIA

· Morro Bay to Consider Bids for WWTP Repairs

· Porterville WWTP being Upgraded

· Malibu preps for Wastewater Facility

· San Diego Planning $370 Million Wastewater Treatment Plant

· Victor Valley Wastewater Projects get $1.5 Million Grant

COLORADO

· Chateau Chaparral Requesting Bids for Wastewater Project

CONNECTICUT

· Ansonia and Derby exploring Regionalization of Wastewater Systems

· Torrington Planning $86.7 Million Wastewater/Sewer Upgrade

FLORIDA

· Marathon to Improve Sewer System

· $11 Million Fruitland Park for Wastewater Improvements

· Utility Company wants to partner with Pender County

GEORGIA

· Seven Cities awarded Funding for Water/Wastewater Projects

· Cumming to Replace Wastewater Facility

IDAHO

· Jerome moves forward with $35.9 Million Wastewater Improvements

ILLINOIS

· Gov. Quinn marks $2 Billion for Statewide Clean Water, Stormwater Management Projects

· Spring Valley to build New WWTP

· $21 Million for McHenry to Consolidate Wastewater Plants

INDIANA

· Romney seeks Funding for $3.5 Million Wastewater Project

IOWA

· Indianola Planning WWTP Project

· $50.2 Million for Iowa City North WWTP

MARYLAND

· $30 Million for Cumberland CSO Project

MASSACHUSETTS

· Orleans Requesting Bids for Sewer Mapping

MISSOURI

· St. Joseph OKs $50 Million for Wastewater Facility

MONTANA

· $3.3 Million for Craig Wastewater Project

NEW YORK

· New York American Water buys Mt. Ebo Water and Wastewater Systems

· Ithaca WWTP Improved Wastewater Technology Trial Begins

· Watkins Glen, Montour Falls considering Joint WWTP

· Hanover WWTP Needs Repair

· Gov. Cuomo Seeks Federal Funding for Ocean Outfall at Bay Park

· New York Wastewater Plants still Vulnerable to Flooding

· Saxtons River WWTP Needs Upgrades

· Rochester Hosts Summit to Tackle Pollution in Genesee River

NORTH CAROLINA

· Hickory to expand Wastewater Service

OHIO

· $61.5 Million for Springfield WWTP Upgrade

OKLAHOMA

· Bixby considers Wastewater Deal with Tulsa, Broken Arrow

PENNSYLVANIA

· $11 Million for Mercer WWTP Upgrade

RHODE ISLAND

· Plan for $100 Million Sewer Project gets OK

SOUTH CAROLINA

· $20.3 Million for New Orangeburg WWTP

· $3.2 Million for Lyman WWTP Upgrade

SOUTH DAKOTA

· Freeman moves forward with $1.5 Million Wastewater Project

TENNESSEE

· Spring Hill at Significant Crossroads with Utilities

TEXAS

· Krum seeks Funds for WWTP

· Patton Village to build New WWTP

· Refugio fined for Improper Wastewater Treatment

· $2.8 Million for Amarillo WWTP Project

WASHINGTON

· Elmer City considering Separate Wastewater Plant

· Snohomish Wastewater Plan OK’d

WISCONSIN

· Baraboo faces Water Quality Challenge

· Eau Claire WWTP going "Green"

· $2.76 Million for Beloit Wastewater Project

· Wis. Assembly approves Delaying Phosphorus Rule

CANADA

· North Battleford Contracts with Lystek for Biosolids Equipment

· Colwood seeks Stand Alone Sewage Treatment Plant

· Calgary to consider $690 Million in Upgrades to Overburdened Wastewater System

· Hamilton moves ahead with $111 Million Sludge Plant

RECENT CHEMICAL BID REPORTS

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WORLD POWER GENERATION HEADLINES

New power generation projects are tracked in two publications. Fossil and Nuclear Power Generation includes both market forecasts and project data. World Power Generation Projects has just the project data.

Revision Date: 2015

Startup Date / Fuel - Summary Chart

United States Summary Total for Startup Date:

Fuel	Total Size (MW)
Biomass	85
Coal Gas	200
Gas	12673
Nuclear	1200
Petroleum Coke	400

Fuel	Project Name	Size (MW)
Biomass	Heard County biomass power plant-Rollcast Energy, GA	50
Biomass	Klamath Falls II-Klamath Generation, OR	35
Coal Gas	Summit Power IGCC power project with carbon capture, TX	200
Gas	Astoria combined cycle power plant-NRG, NY	1040
Gas	Cane Run combined cycle-Kentucky Utilities, Louisville Gas & Electric, KY	660
Gas	Charles County power plant-Competitive Power Ventures, MD	661
Gas	Charles D. Lamb power plant-Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority, OK	103
Gas	Cherokee 4 conversion to natural gas-Xcel, CO	569
Gas	CPV Valley combined cycle Energy Center, NY	650
Gas	Eklutna power project-Matanuska Electric Assoc., AK	180
Gas	Garrison combined cycle-Calpine, DE	309
Gas	Glenarm power plant-Pasadena Water & Power, CA	71
Gas	Grant County PUD gas turbine power plant, WA	295
Gas	Guadalupe peaking expansion-Guadalupe Power Partners, TX	470
Gas	Heskett expansion-Montana-Dakota Utilities Co., ND	88
Gas	Midland combined cycle power plant-MCV, MI	640
Gas	Morgan City combined cycle-Louisiana Energy and Power Authority, LA	64
Gas	Ninemile Point 6 combined cycle plant-Entergy Louisiana, LA	550
Gas	Pio Pico Energy Center peaking-San Diego Gas & Electric, CA	300
Gas	Port Westward 2 peaking power plant-Portland General Electric, OR	220
Gas	Sawtooth combined cycle-SW Public Power Resources Group, AZ	480
Gas	Scattergood combinede cycle repower-LADWP, CA	500
Gas	Smyth County combined cycle plant-Competitive Power Ventures, VA	762
Gas	Temple combined cycle expansion-Panda Power, TX	758
Gas	Temple combined cycle-Panda Power Funds, TX	650
Gas	Toquop power project-Sithe Global, NV	700
Gas	Troutdale combined cycle and simple cycle power plant, OR	653
Gas	Warren County combined cycle plant-Dominion Power, VA	1300
Nuclear	Watts Bar 2 nuclear power plant-TVA, TN	1200
Petroleum Coke	Lockwood IGCC power plant-Hunton Energy, TX	400

Worldwide Summary Totals for Startup Date:

Fuel	Total Size (MW)
Biomass	588
Coal	40428
Coal Gas	150
Gas	31048
Liquified Natural Gas	200
Nuclear	11710
Oil	5160

Fuel	Project Name	Size (MW)
Biomass	Ferrybridge multi-fuel power plant-SSE Generation, UK	108
Biomass	Portbury Dock Renewable Energy Plant-E.ON, UK	150
Biomass	Vartaverket CFB combined heat and power plant-Fortum Varme, Sweden	330
Coal	Ain Sokhna supercritical power plant-Egyptian Electricity Holding Co., Egypt	1300
Coal	Aksa Enerji Uretim power plant, Turkey	270
Coal	Benga power plant-Rio Tinto, Mozambique	500
Coal	Chandrapur (8,9)-MahaGenco, India	1000
Coal	Cucuta power plant-Termotasajero 2, Colombia	180
Coal	Duyen Hai 1-EVN, Vietnam	1245
Coal	Duyen Hai 3, Vietnam	1245
Coal	Eastern Petroleum power plant, Indonesia	200
Coal	Empee Group power project in Tamil Nadu, India	1320
Coal	Gayatri (GEVPI)/NCC Infrastructure Holdings.power project, India	1320
Coal	Gecamines (copper miner) power plant, Congo	500
Coal	Ghatampur-Nevyeli Lignite Corp/Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam, India	1980
Coal	Hongsa-Ratchaburi Electricity Gen. Holding, Bunpu Power, Laos	1878
Coal	India Power Co. power plant, India	1320
Coal	Jharkhand aluminum smelter and power plant-Hindalco/Tata Power, India	900
Coal	Koradi 8,9,10 power project-Maharashtra State Power Generation Co./DCPL, India	1980
Coal	Kospo power project in Cebu, Philippines	400
Coal	Lalitpur supercritical power plant-Bajaj Hindustan, India	1980
Coal	Malwa (Shree Singuji) power plant-Madhya Pradesh Power Generation Co., India	1200
Coal	Mannheim-GMK Mannheim, Germany	910
Coal	Mchuchuma power project-Tanzania Electricity Supply Co., Tanzania	300
Coal	Mindanao plant-San Miguel Energy Corp., Philippines	300
Coal	Minergy Coal power plant in Balingasag, Philippines	110
Coal	Mong Duong 1 CFB power plant-Electricity of Vietnam, Vietnam	1080
Coal	Nabinagar-National Thermal Power Corp./Railways, India	1000
Coal	Nasik power plant-India Bulls, India	1350
Coal	Raghunathpur Phase II-Damodar Valley, India	1320
Coal	Ras Al Khaimah power plant-Utico Middle East, United Arab Emirates	270
Coal	Samcheok Green Power supercritical power project-Korea Southern Power Co., South Korea	2000
Coal	Sasan supercritical power plant-Reliance Power, India	3960
Coal	Sirkazhi supercritical power project-Gemac and SPGCPL, India	1320
Coal	South Sumatra 5-PLN, Indonesia	300
Coal	Sumsel 5 power plant-PTDian Swastatika Sentosa (DDS) and PT Golden Energy Mi, Indonesia	300
Coal	Talwandi Sabo (Banwala) power project-Punjab State Electricity Board, India	2640
Coal	Tampakan copper and gold mining power plant-Sagittarius Mines, Philippines	400
Coal	Tancoal mine power plant-TANESCO/Intra Energy Tanzania, Tanzania	200
Coal	Thang Long power plant, Vietnam	600
Coal	Tufanbeyli power plant-Enerjisa Enerji Uretim/Verbund, Turkey	450
Coal	Zambia power plant-Maamba Collieries, Zambia	300
Coal	Zimbabwe-China Africa Sunlight Energy power project, Zimbabwe	600
Coal Gas	Genesee IGCC power plant, Canada	150
Gas	Ahlone (Yangon) combined cycle power plant, Myanmar	500
Gas	Al Zour North power and desalination plant, Kuwait	1500
Gas	Anjarle thermal power project-Tiana Power Projects, India	1600
Gas	Arun peaking power plant-PLN, Indonesia	200
Gas	Azito expansion-Globeleq Generation, Ivory Coast	139
Gas	Bibiyana 3 combined cycle-Power Development Board, Bangladesh	400
Gas	Bouchain FlexEfficiency 50 power plant-EdF, France	510
Gas	Braemar 2 power plant-ERM Power, Australia	550
Gas	Cengiz Enerji combined cycle power project in Samsun region, Turkey	600
Gas	CEZ/Mol Nyrt. combined cycle power plant, Hungary	860
Gas	Dadu combined cycle, Pakistan	1000
Gas	Damhead Creek combined cycle expansion-Scottish Power, UK	800
Gas	Dervezinsky gas turbine power plant-Calik Enerji Sanayi ve Ticaret, Turkmenistan	504
Gas	Dervish combined CCGT, wind, solar power plant-MetCap Energy, Turkey	530
Gas	Dongara (Centauri 1) gas turbine plant-Eneabba Gas, Australia	168
Gas	Duqm IPP power and desalination plant, Oman	1000
Gas	Gardabani combined cycle-JSC Partnership Fund, Georgia	230
Gas	Gdansk power plant-PGE SA, Poland	800
Gas	Greenfield South power plant-Eastern Power, Canada	300
Gas	Imara power plant, Iraq	500
Gas	Incheon 7,8,9 combined cycle expansion-Posco Power, South Korea	1252
Gas	Israel Chemicals cogen plant, Israel	250
Gas	Jebel Ali Q (Hassyan)-Dubai Electricity & Water Authority, United Arab Emirates	1500
Gas	Juan Manuel Valdez Guiria power plant-Petroleos de Venezuela, Venezuela	700
Gas	Kpone simple cycle power plant-Volta River Authority, Ghana	220
Gas	Leichhardt power plant--APA Group/AGL Energy, Australia	60
Gas	Navoi combined cycle expansion, Uzbekistan	450
Gas	North Bangkok 2 combined cycle expansion-EGAT, Thailand	850
Gas	Pesanggaran power plant-PLN, Indonesia	200
Gas	Port Talbot (Abernedd) combined cycle-Scottish & Southern Energy, UK	450
Gas	Queen Elizabeth combined cycle addition-SaskPower, Canada	200
Gas	Riyadh (12) expansion-Saudi Electricity Co., Saudi Arabia	1300
Gas	Rojana Industrial Park combined cycle power plant-Gulf JP, Thailand	1600
Gas	Samra Phase III combined cycle addition-Samra Electric Power, Jordan	143
Gas	Shahjibazar combined cycle power plant, Bangladesh	300
Gas	Shepard-Enmax combined cycle power plant (also Capital Power), Canada	800
Gas	Sitentu combined cycle power plant-Groot Property Group, Namibia	900
Gas	Sousse D combined cycle power plant, Tunisia	420
Gas	Stalowa Wola combined cycle-PGNiG/ Tauron cogen plant, Poland	450
Gas	Szeged combined cycle-Advanced Power, Hungary	880
Gas	Takoradi T2 power plant conversion to combined cycle, Ghana	110
Gas	Tihama expansion-GDF Suez/International Power, Saudi Arabia	532
Gas	Vuelta de Obligado combined cycle, Argentina	800
Gas	Willington Power Plant new cc and peaking units-RWE npower, UK	2400
Gas	Wustermark combined cycle power plant, Germany	1200
Gas	Zenica power plant-Kaztransgas, Bosnia	390
Liquified Natural Gas	Delimara combined cycle expansion-Malta Resources Authority, Malta	200
Nuclear	Beloyarsk Unit 4, Russia	800
Nuclear	Changjiang 1,2 nuclear power plant-China National Nuclear Corp., China	1300
Nuclear	Haiyang 1,2 nuclear power plant-Shandong Nuclear Power, China	2200
Nuclear	Jiyang -China Nuclear Industrial Group/Anhui Wenergy Co., China	4000
Nuclear	Ningde 3,4-CGNPC, China	2160
Nuclear	Xianning (Dafan) 3-CGNPC, China	1250
Oil	Coega peaking plant (Dedisa)-GDF Suez, South Africa	330
Oil	Fawley peaking addition-RWE Power, UK	300
Oil	Goroubanda diesel power plant, Niger	100
Oil	Narva oil shale CFB power plants-Eesti Energia, Estonia	600
Oil	O Mon 2 power plant-Can Tho Thermal Power Co., Vietnam	330
Oil	Ras Azzour (Al-Khair) desalination/combined cycle, Saudi Arabia	1500
Oil	Riyadh PP10-Saudi Electricity Co., Saudi Arabia	2000

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