Mercury CEMS is Hot Topic For April 12

If you are supplying Mercury CEMS or services or components for them then you will want to participate and even present information on April 12 at 9:00 a.m. Central Daylight Time in the McIlvaine weekly “Hot Topic Hour”.  This one-to-three hour Webex (video/audio) conference will allow utilities and consultants to question suppliers and learn about the products. 

This will be the third review of mercury CEMS.  We will provide the latest insights on the key questions: 

• How many vendors have instruments which are commercially available?
• Who are the system integrators with enough experience?
• How reliable will the systems be? 
• How accurate will they be?
• Should sorbent traps be considered in addition to or instead of CEMS?
• What is the latest on regulatory requirements?
• Does particulate mercury need to be addressed?
• Are the intermittent test methods accurate enough to validate CEMS performance? 
• What about speciation of mercury

This session will be recorded and will be available to subscribers.

Utilities with more than 50 percent of the electrical generation capacity and OEMS with more than 90 percent of the market are paying thousands of dollars to obtain the information in the “Hot Topic Hours” and Power Plant Air Quality Decisions.  So this session will be a good chance to reach the decision makers.

For more information on participating in this conference contact: Bob McIlvaine rmcilvain@mcilvainecompany.com 847-784-0012 Ext 112.  For specific details on presentations contact: Dina Michalek dmichalek@mcilvainecompany.com  Phone 847-784-0012 Ext. 123.

For more information on “Hot Topic Hour”, click on:

http://www.mcilvainecompany.com/brochures/FGDnetoppbroch/Default1.htm . 

Bob McIlvaine

www.mcilvainecompany.com