721

April 29, 2005

URS Installing SBS Injection Technology at Gibson

714

March 11, 2005

Fluidized Bed FGD System

714

March 11, 2005

New and Improved Hydrated Lime is Effective SO3 Reducer

714

March 11, 2005

More Accurate Measurement of Condensibles

714

March 11, 2005

New SCR Catalyst Has Good SO3/Mercury Trade-off

706

January 14, 2005

Optimizing the FGD Investment

703

December 17, 2004

Let’s Change the Way Guarantees are Made

703

December 17, 2004

There is No “Risk Adverse” Option

703

December 17, 2004

Base Condensibles on an Aggregation of Individual Pollutant Measurements

699

November 12, 2004

Stack Testers Need to Measure Mercury Oxidation and Particle Size for FGD Projects

699

November 12, 2004

Is a 1 cfm Scrubber Nearly as Good as a 100 or 1000 cfm One?

691

September 17, 2004

Europeans More Concerned About Power Plant VOCs Than Mercury

689

September 3, 2004

Membrane Wet Precipitator System Ordered by SSCC

689

September 3, 2004

Mercury is Major MEGA Issue

689

September 3, 2004

Farber and Licata Raise Questions about Condensibles

687

August 20, 2004

Membrane WESP Shows Good Initial Results

687

August 20, 2004

How Big is the SO3 Problem?

686

August 13, 2004

Market Forecasting Imprecise

686

August 13, 2004

What is the Cost of Meeting the More Stringent Particulate Standards?

685

August 6, 2004

THE WATER AND POWER CONNECTION

684

July 30, 2004

Breaking News at Multi-pollutant Session

684

July 30, 2004

ALSTOM has $110 Million Order for We Energies Elm Road Plant

684

July 30, 2004

Mitsubishi Has SCR Contract for King Plant of Xcel Energy

684

July 30, 2004

Merom SCR Only $73/kW

684

July 30, 2004

Colbert Station Successfully Operating Mitsui Babcock NOxStar System

684

July 30, 2004

Update on Gibson SO3 Problem

683

July 23, 2004

Cinergy Experimenting with Various Additives to Reduce SO3 Problem

682

July 16, 2004

Gibson SO3 Problem Not Solved

681

July 9, 2004

The Air Pollution Train Adds Several Ca

680

July 2, 2004

SBS Injection™ Process for SO3 Removal to be EPA Demonstration Program

680

July 2, 2004

Gibson to Try Omniclear for SO3 Abatement

679

June 25, 2004

TRI Inventory Shows Greater Toxic Emissions in 2002 than in 2001

679

June 25, 2004

Coal Blending May be Working to Control SO3 Emissions at Gibson

679

June 25, 2004

Lots of Uncertainties on Timing of Pollution Control

678

June 18, 2004

CLASSIFYING ALL THE MULTI-POLLUTANT OPTIONS

678

June 18, 2004

Gibson Having Trouble with SO3 Plume

677

June 11, 2004

URS-Codan Have Five SO3 Removal Systems on Order or Operating

676

June 4, 2004

What will be the Most Pressing Issues on July 27?

675

May 28, 2004

Exhibitor Successes

673

May 14, 2004

Why Worry about the Difference between 34 tons and 48 tons of Mercury When this is the Margin of Monitoring Error

672

May 7, 2004

Marsulex and Hamon Dissolve Wet FGD License

671

April 30, 2004

Marsulex Offering SO3 Reduction

670

April 23, 2004

Dry Scrubbers Can Remove NOx , SOx and Fine Particulate Even With Coal Reburn

668

April 9, 2004

Lots of Mercury Removal Options

668

April 9, 2004

Time to Move Forward with a Coordinated Plan

668

April 9, 2004

Power Plant Air Pollution Program Vastly Different Than it Appears

663

March 5, 2004

Flowpac Provides Better SO2 Removal Economics on High Sulfur Coal

662

February 27, 2004

How Do You Accurately Assess the Risk and Reward?

662

February 27, 2004

Should One Choose the Straight Vanilla Technology?

661

February 20, 2004

Price of Catalyst Will be affected by SO2 Conversion and Mercury Oxidation

660

February 13, 2004

PM2.5, stack and scrubber materials, SO3 removal, and mercury reduction

659

February 6, 2004

Possible Issues to Discuss

658

January 30, 2004

Should We Have More of These Conferences?

658

January 30, 2004

Babcock Hitachi Uses Acid Deposition Sites to Improve Mercury Capture

658

January 30, 2004

Can a WESP Utilize the Acid Deposition Site Phenomenon to Capture Mercury?

656

January 16, 2004

Hydrogen Peroxide Takes Out More than 95% of the Mercury

656

January 16, 2004

WESP after Dry Electrostatic Percipitator Has Merits

656

January 16, 2004

Interesting Results with High Velocity WESP

655

January 9, 2004

Mercury Removal in Spray Drier Baghouse Burning PRB

653

December 23, 2003

Interstate Air Quality Analysis

652

December 19, 2003

Babcock Hitachi Uses Gas-to-Gas Heater to Solve Dust, SO3 and Mercury Problem

647

November 7, 2003

Ammonia Injection for SO3 Fouling

647

November 7, 2003

The Flexible Approach for Existing Coal-fired Plants

646

October 31, 2003

Omni Materials Introduces SO3 Removal Material

646

October 31, 2003

Mutipollutant High Level Discussion Slated for December 8

646

October 31, 2003

DOE Conference on SCR/SNCR Generates Good Dialog

646

October 31, 2003

The Viability and Economics of Adding a ROFA®/Rotamix® MobotecSystem™ to a Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Installation

645

October 24, 2003

Absorbers and Baghouses at JEA Meet Guarantees

644

October 17, 2003

Southern Chooses Low SO3 Conversion Catalyst for Gaston

644

October 17, 2003

Membrane and Metal WESP Show High Efficiency at Bruce Mansfield

644

October 17, 2003

Vertical WESP Costs Low When Coupled With Wet FGD

644

October 17, 2003

Byproduct Magnesium Hydroxide Saves Money

643

October 10, 2003

Other Relevant Guidance for U.S. High-Sulfur Service

643

October 10, 2003

German SCR Overview

641

September 26, 2003

Older Coal-fired Power Plants Will Need to Address PM Emissions

641

September 26, 2003

Pilot Croll-Reynolds Dry/Wet ESP at Miller

641

September 26, 2003

EPA Says Fine Particles Pose Greatest Threat

641

September 26, 2003

SCR Tech Reduces SO2 to SO3 Conversion Rate to Below the Original Catalyst Rate

640

September 19, 2003

SO3 Problems and Solutions

639

September 12, 2003

Meeting Fine Particulate Limits for Existing Plants Will be Tough

639

September 12, 2003

Additives vs. WESP for SO3 Removal

637

August 29, 2003

Go to Pittsburgh, Find Out Why Metal Filters May be Best for PC Plants Too

635

August 15, 2003

MERCURY FREE FISH DINNER IN A HOT NEW YORK CITY BUS STATION OR A HAMBURGER IN YOUR AIR CONDITIONED HOME

634

August 8, 2003

Oxidation of Mercury and NOx with Electrical Energy is a Cost Effective Solution

634

August 8, 2003

Use the Air Heater to Maximize SO3 Capture

633

August 1, 2003

Mercury Oxidizing Catalyst is the Most Economical Way to Obtain 90% Mercury Removal