UTILITY E-ALERT

#805 – January 5, 2007

Table of Contents

OVERVIEW

COAL – U.S.

• Xcel Proposes Semi-Dry FGD, Baghouses, SCR, ACI for Sherburne County (Sherco) along with Increased Capacity
• Bechtel to Engineer/Procure for Prairie State
• Aker Kvaerner is Construction Contractor for Kyger Creek FGD
• Possible IGCC Power Plant on Maine Yankee Site?
• Agreement Reached in Desert Rock Protest
• Carper, Alexander to Re-Introduce Clean Air Planning Act
• Westar Energy is Delaying Decision on Coal-fired Power Plant in Kansas
• GIW has Pumps Orders for TVA and Westar Projects
• TCEQ Delays Oak Grove Hearing
• Western Greenbrier 90 MW CFB Project at Hearing Stage
• Air Permit Details for 1,960 MW FPL Glades

COAL – WORLD

• 1,200 MW Bharat Aluminum Power Plant in Chhattisgrarh
• RWE to Build 1,500 MW Power Plant in Hamm, Germany
• 1,000 MW Jamnagar Power Project Awarded to Essar Power
• Lanco Signs MoU with Jharkhand State Government in India for 2,640 MW Power Plant
• China/Brazil Agreement Includes Modernization of Power Plants and Construction of a Coal-fired Power Plant

GAS/OIL – U.S.

• 120 MW Starwood and 200 MW Bullard Peaking Power Plants File Applications with CA Energy Commission

GAS/OIL – WORLD

• Hitachi/GE to Build 440 MW Malmo Cogen Plant in Sweden
• SUEZ Energy Consortium to Build 2,750 MW Marafiq Water and Power Project
• Aker Kvaerner Awarded Contract for 683 MW Halton Hills Combined Cycle
• SNET Opens Tender for 2 x 400 Emile Huchet Combined Cycle Power Plant
• Oman Starts Prequalification Process for 400 MW Salalah IWPP

RENEWABLES

• Vestas to Supply 56 Wind Turbines to Smoky Hills
• Myanmar and China to Build 600 MW Hydroelectric Project
• FPL Wins Wind Farm Nuisance Lawsuit
• Vestas to Supply Wind Turbines to 180 MW Robin Rigg Offshore Wind Farm
• Voith Siemens Hydro to Supply Turbines for 100 MW Rheinfelden Hydroelectric Plant

BUSINESS

• Hydrogen-fired Power Plant will be built in Italy
• Dominion Sells Armstrong, Pleasants, Troy Gas Turbine Power Plants
• DOE Funds Near-Zero Emissions Power Projects
• AEP to Purchase Lawrenceburg from PSEG
• GE to Sell Hydro Business to Pescarmona Group
• EPA to Reconsider Three Aspects of 8-hr. Ozone NAAQS Rule

McILVAINE HIGHLIGHTS

• More than 150 FGD Projects Slated for Startup in the U.S. 2008-11
• “Hot Topic” Next Week Is Corrosion Materials
• Lots of Important Corrosion Issues to be discussed on January 11
• Available Recorded “Hot Topic Hours”
• Upcoming “Hot Topic Hours” & Conferences

ACCESSING ALL THE PROJECTS AND INFORMATION ONLINE

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OVERVIEW

We have added nearly 1,000 pages to the Decision Trees over the holiday period in the area of corrosion and materials of construction. For example, just on rotary atomizers and corrosion in spray drier FGD systems we have incorporated hundreds of pages of insightful information from Omega Atomizers. We have linked to hundreds of pages of older papers on the NACE website.  Ashland Chemical sent us CDs packed with recent papers and other information in both English and Chinese which we have downloaded into various branches of the Decision Tree. We have done previous research into coatings and linings including identification of the materials of construction for specific FGD systems. This has now added hundreds of pages to the materials of construction branch of the FGD Decision Tree.

Our Utility E-Alerts and FGD newsletters and abstracts contain quite a bit of information on rubber linings, synthetic coatings and linings, alloys, and FRP. These articles have also now been integrated into the Materials of Construction branch. This is just one example of the expansion of the Decision Trees.

COAL - U.S.

Xcel Proposes Semi-Dry FGD, Baghouses, SCR, ACI for Sherburne County (Sherco) along with Increased Capacity

Xcel Energy has proposed an emissions reduction project at its Sherburne County (Sherco) coal-fired power plant in connection with a plan to increase generating capacity at the station. Sherco is a 2,400 MW, three-unit plant and the proposal would add a total of 140 MW while reducing mercury, NO_x, SO₂ and particulates. Xcel Energy filed the proposal Tuesday with the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission.

Xcel proposes:

1. Installing low NO_x burner and separated overfire systems with combustion controls to reduce NO_x emissions.
2. Implementing sorbent injection systems on all units to reduce mercury emissions.
3. Changing out the wet scrubbers in Units 1 and 2 for semi-dry scrubbers with fabric filter baghouses primarily to achieve mercury reductions.
4. Installing sparger tubes to one or more scrubber modules in the Unit 2 scrubber vessels as an interim step until the new scrubber can be installed on Unit 2 in 2012.
5. Installing SCR on all units.
6. Retrofitting Intermediate Pressure (“IP”) and Low Pressure (“LP”) Turbines and increasing boiler steam flow rate by five percent at Unit 1.
7. Retrofitting the High Pressure (“HP”), IP, and LP Turbines and increase the boiler steam flow rate by five percent at Unit 2.
8. Retrofitting the HP, IP, and LP turbines and increase steam flow by three to five percent on Unit 3.
9. Installing an additional cooling tower cell and condenser retubing for each unit.

Xcel Energy expects to reduce mercury emissions by more than 90 percent, NO_x emissions by approximately 75 percent, and SO₂ emissions by approximately 50 percent.

If the Proposed Project is approved, Xcel Energy plans to make the environmental improvements and upgrades to the three Sherco units over a four-year period, beginning with the 2009 scheduled maintenance outage on Unit 2:

            2009:   Replace Unit 2 turbine and install sparger tubes in existing scrubber vessels.

2010:   Replace Unit 1 turbine and generator, install dry scrubber and baghouse, and complete environmental work.

            2011:   Replace Unit 3 turbine and generator and complete environmental work.

2012:   Replace Unit 2 generator, install dry scrubber and baghouse, and complete environmental work.

Xcel’s filing says “The Proposal provides our customers with an opportunity to achieve significant long-run and sustainable environmental benefits, continued reliable energy, expanded system capacity and long-term use of a valuable system resource at reasonable net costs.”

SUMMARY BENEFITS

Bechtel to Engineer/Procure for Prairie State

Bechtel Power will provide engineering and procurement services for Peabody’s 1,600 MW Prairie State power project.

Aker Kvaerner is Construction Contractor for Kyger Creek FGD

Aker Kvaerner has been awarded a limited notice to proceed by the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation for the FGD system at Kyger Creek. The scope of work will consist of civil, mechanical and superstructures as well as associated outage work. The project duration is approximately 30 months.

Possible IGCC Power Plant on Maine Yankee Site?

Three separate investment groups are considering Wiscasset, Maine as a possible site for an IGCC power plant. All three groups are looking at the same parcel of land: the former Maine Yankee nuclear power plant property. Mark Bigge, a Bath entrepreneur who recruited the investors, said investors are looking at building a plant that could produce 600 MW. The Wiscasset site is attractive because a plant could make use of the electrical transmission infrastructure that connected Maine Yankee to New England’s power grid.

Agreement Reached in Desert Rock Protest

Under the agreement signed Wednesday by Judge Genevieve Woody, Sithe Global Power and the Dine Power Authority can continue surveying and drilling test wells in preparation of a draft environmental impact statement for the Desert Rock Energy Project, while a group of protesters can voice their opposition as long as no laws are broken.

Carper, Alexander to Re-Introduce Clean Air Planning Act

Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN) plans to join Senator Tom Carper (D-DE) in reintroducing clean air legislation early in 2007. The Clean Air Planning Act (CAPA) would cut SO₂ emissions by 82 percent by 2015, cut emissions of NO_x by almost 68 percent by 2015, cut mercury emissions by 90 percent by 2015, and put a cap on CO₂ emissions, capping them at today’s levels in 2010 and then reducing them to 2001 levels by 2015.

Westar Energy is Delaying Decision on Coal-fired Power Plant in Kansas

Westar Energy, Inc. has decided to re-evaluate its baseload coal-fired power plant plans for Kansas because a surge in demand for coal-fired equipment has caused a jump in projected costs of construction. The utility announced that it will continue to evaluate potential plans and possible sites for a future plant, but that it is postponing a decision to allow further study.

GIW has Pumps Orders for TVA and Westar Projects

In December, GIW was awarded the “AR Slurry Pumps” contract on the TVA Kingston FGD project where Advatech (Mitsubishi and URS) are installing two FGD systems to serve the nine Kingston units. GIW was also awarded the contract for the Westar Energy Jeffrey (URS) Projects. Ed Robinson, Domestic FGD Project Sales Manager, expects a third award for “AR Slurry Pumps” in mid-January 2007. Ed says prospect bookings for 2007 look excellent, and GIW still has manufacturing space available for 2008.

TCEQ Delays Oak Grove Hearing

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Commission (TCEQ) was to decide during its January 10 meeting whether to grant TXU Corp. a permit to build the Oak Grove coal-fired power plant in Robertson County, reports the Dallas Business Journal. But the state agency’s general counsel’s office decided to pull the item off next Wednesday’s agenda and postpone it until a later date, said TCEQ spokesman Andy Saenz. Saenz said the commission can act with only two commissioners but the general counsel’s office determines the timing on the agenda items and in light of everything on the agenda decided to pull the Oak Grove item. TXU spokesman Tom Kleckner said the company is hopeful the TCEQ will place the item on the agenda of its next scheduled meeting on January 24.

Western Greenbrier 90 MW CFB Project at Hearing Stage

Western Greenbrier Co-Generation’s proposed 90 MW circulating fluidized bed power plant was the topic of a public hearing in Rupert, West Virginia, Thursday night. The plan is to build a plant that would burn waste coal.

Air Permit Details for 1,960 MW FPL Glades

The Air Permit Application was filed in December for FPL 1,960 MW Glades Power Park project. The application can be found at

http://www.dep.state.fl.us/Air/permitting/construction/fplglades.htm

The permit contains low emission limits:

• NO_x                      0.05 lb/MMBtu 30-day average

• SO ₂                 0.04 lb/MMBtu 30-day average based on 98.8% removal using Central
                          Appalachian coal with some petroleum coke.
   
• PM ₁₀               0.013 lb/MMBtu
   
• CO                  0.15 lb/MMBtu
   
• VOC                0.0034 lb/MMBtu
   
• Mercury           9.9 x 10^-6 lb/MW-hr

Controls will include low NO_x burners, overfire air, SCR, baghouse, dry sorbent injection, wet limestone FGD and Wet ESP.

COAL – WORLD

1,200 MW Bharat Aluminum Power Plant in Chhattisgrarh

Bharat Aluminum Co. will build a 1,200 MW coal-fired power plant in Chhattisgarh, India.

RWE to Build 1,500 MW Power Plant in Hamm, Germany

RWE AG will build a €2.0 billion 1,500 MW coal-fired power plant in Hamm, Germany, the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reported, citing unnamed sources.

1,000 MW Jamnagar Power Project Awarded to Essar Power

The Gujarat (India) government awarded the 1,000 MW imported coal-fired power project in Jamnagar to Essar Power at the end of a long bidding process. The BS Reporter says Essar Power had quoted Rs 2.40 per unit as the lowest bid for the power project. China Light & Power Hong Kong, Tata Power, and Torrent Power were also bidding.

Lanco Signs MoU with Jharkhand State Government in India for 2,640 MW Power Plant

Lanco Infratech Limited signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Jharkhand (India) for setting up a 2,640 MW coal-based power project in the State. The Government of Jharkhand would have the first right of purchase up to 25 percent of the power generated from the power project. The balance of the power could be sold to any other state through competitive bidding.

China/Brazil Agreement Includes Modernization of Power Plants and Construction of a Coal-fired Power Plant

The cooperation agreement between China and Brazil in the areas of electrical power, hydro resources, oil and natural gas, signed last year in Beijing, was put into effect Thursday, the Brazilian government said. The modernization of thermal power plants in the north of Brazil and the construction of a coal-fired power plant in the south of Brazil are some projects that will be carried out by the partnership between Eletrobras and the Citic group.

GAS/OIL – U.S.

120 MW Starwood and 200 MW Bullard Peaking Power Plants File Applications with CA Energy Commission

The California Energy Commission has accepted an application from Starwood Power-Midway LLC for its proposed $85 million, 120 MW plant west of Fresno. The proposed simple-cycle natural gas-fired power plant is designed as a peaking facility and will begin operation in 2009. The commission has also accepted an application from Bullard Energy Center LLC for its proposed $170 million, 200 MW simple cycle power plant in Fresno.

GAS/OIL – WORLD

Hitachi/GE to Build 440 MW Malmo Cogen Plant in Sweden

Hitachi and General Electric will build the 440 MW natural gas-fired E.ON Sverige Malmo cogeneration plant in Sweden.

SUEZ Energy Consortium to Build 2,750 MW Marafiq Water and Power Project

SUEZ Energy International, in a consortium with Gulf Investment Corp. and Arabian Co. for Water & Power Projects, signed a build, own, operate and transfer contract for the 2,750 MW and 800,000 m³/day Marafiq independent water and power project (IWPP), located in Jubail, Saudi Arabia. The Marafiq IWPP will come online in July 2009.

Aker Kvaerner Awarded Contract for 683 MW Halton Hills Combined Cycle

Aker Kvaerner Songer Canada Ltd. in a joint venture with Burns and McDonnell has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to construct the Halton Hills Generating Station in Ontario, Canada. The plant will be a 683 MW natural gas-fired combined cycle facility for TransCanada.

SNET Opens Tender for 2 x 400 Emile Huchet Combined Cycle Power Plant

Endesa Europa, through its subsidiary SNET, has opened the tender period for two combined cycle gas turbines in France with an installed capacity of 400 MW each. The two plants are slated to come online in the first half of 2009, will cost €400 million and will be built in the northeastern region of France on land at the Emile Huchet plant owned by SNET.

Oman Starts Prequalification Process for 400 MW Salalah IWPP

The Oman Power and Water Procurement Company has launched the prequalification process for the tendering of a 400 MW independent water and power project (IWPP) in Salalah, Oman. The project in the Taqah region is expected to be online by the summer of 2009.

RENEWABLES

Vestas to Supply 56 Wind Turbines to Smoky Hills

Vestas has received an order from Enel North America for 56 units of V80-1.80 MW wind turbines for the Smoky Hills wind farm project in Kansas.

Myanmar and China to Build 600 MW Hydroelectric Project

Myanmar and China have signed an agreement for a 600 MW hydroelectric power project on the Shweli River in northeastern Myanmar near the Chinese border, Myanmar state-run media reported Monday.

FPL Wins Wind Farm Nuisance Lawsuit

A jury of 10 women and two men found that FPL Energy LLC did not create a private nuisance when it constructed the 735 MW Horse Hollow Wind Energy Center southwest of Abilene, Texas. Attorneys for the plaintiffs argued that the wind turbines at the farm created enough noise to constitute a private nuisance, but the jurors disagreed.

Vestas to Supply Wind Turbines to 180 MW Robin Rigg Offshore Wind Farm

Vestas has received an order for the 180 MW E.ON UK Renewables Robin Rigg offshore wind power plant in Scottish waters. The project consists of 60 units of the V90-3.0 MW wind turbines. The wind power plant is expected to be completed in the spring of 2009.

Voith Siemens Hydro to Supply Turbines for 100 MW Rheinfelden Hydroelectric Plant

Energiedienst AG (ED), a company of German EnBW, has awarded the contract for supplying turbines and generators for the new 100 MW Rheinfelden hydroelectric plant to a consortium of Voith Siemens Hydro Power Generation and Alstom Hydro AG. The start of the hydroelectric plant is scheduled for 2010. The Rheinfelden hydroelectric plant is located on the Rhine River that marks the border between Switzerland and Germany.

BUSINESS

Hydrogen-fired Power Plant will be built in Italy

The Veneto region and ENEL announced that the world’s first industrial scale hydrogen-fired power plant will be built near Venice in Italy. The new plant will be located next to ENEL’s coal-fired Fusina plant. The project will involve ENEL’s investment of €40 million over the next five years and more than €4 million in support from the Veneto region for research and development.

Dominion Sells Armstrong, Pleasants, Troy Gas Turbine Power Plants

A subsidiary of Tenaska Power Fund, L.P. and an affiliate of Warburg Pincus LLC have jointly signed an agreement to acquire three natural gas-fired electric generating stations from Dominion. The three plants include 625 MW Armstrong, 313 MW Pleasants, and 600 MW Troy.

DOE Funds Near-Zero Emissions Power Projects

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the selection of five projects totaling nearly $12 million targeting cost-effective technologies to improve the performance and economics of near-zero emission, coal-based power generation systems.

The following projects received funding:

• Alstom Power, Inc. will develop computational process models and a process dynamic simulator to investigate and develop advanced sensing and control systems for hybrid combustion-gasification chemical looping.
   
• Babcock & Wilcox Company will develop comprehensive modeling focused on predicting the corrosion rates of boiler tubes under low-NO_x conditions. Eight common coals will be tested.
   
• General Electric will perform computer modeling research focused specifically on coal gasification plants and will install and develop a harsh environment sensor package at the Tampa Electric Company Polk Power Station.
   
• Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) will develop advanced nanostructure coatings to significantly improve corrosion and erosion performance of tubing used in boiler applications. EPRI’s partners include Southwest Research Institute, Foster Wheeler North America and Applied Films.
   
• University of Colorado at Boulder will develop a gas-solid model, using new methodologies tailored to polydisperse systems, targeted specifically at materials with differences in size and/or density.

AEP to Purchase Lawrenceburg from PSEG

AEP Generating Co. has agreed to purchase the 1,096 MW Lawrenceburg combined cycle Station from an affiliate of Public Service Enterprise Group for approximately $325 million.

GE to Sell Hydro Business to Pescarmona Group

GE will sell its hydro business to Pescarmona Group of Companies (PGC), a multinational, privately held group with a strong focus on the hydro industry. This sale includes GE Energy’s worldwide hydro business, excluding GE’s hydro operations in Norway and Sweden.

EPA to Reconsider Three Aspects of 8-hr. Ozone NAAQS Rule

On November 29, 2005, EPA published Phase 2 of the final rule to implement the 8-hour ozone national ambient air quality standard (NAAQS). Subsequently, EPA received a petition to reconsider specific aspects of this final rule. EPA is now announcing its decision to reconsider and take additional comment on three provisions in the final Phase 2 8-hour ozone implementation rule: The determination that electric generating units (EGUs) that comply with rules implementing the Clean Air Interstate Rule (CAIR) and that are located in States where all required CAIR emissions reductions are achieved from EGUs meet the 8-hour ozone State implementation plan (SIP) requirement for application of reasonably available control technology (RACT) for NO_x emissions; a new source review (NSR) requirement allowing sources to use certain emission reductions as offsets under certain circumstances; and an NSR provision addressing when requirements for the lowest achievable emission rate (LAER) and emission offsets may be waived. Comments must be received on or before January 18, 2007.

McILVAINE HIGHLIGHTS

More than 150 FGD Projects Slated for Startup in the U.S. 2008-11

Here are the U.S. FGD projects we are tracking for startup between 2008 and 2011. We are presently in the process of updating the information on each one of these projects. If you are a Utility Environmental Tracking System supplier and want the project details you can click on any of the names and go directly to the detailed plant information. Alternatively you can go to the Utility Environmental Tracking System website and view these queries for all years under Utility Plans and Data U.S., then click on “access by pollutant or equipment category” and then U.S. Retrofit and New FGD Projects “All.” If you have questions about projects or want to share some information, just call or email us with your contact information and Joe Schwartz will get in touch with you.

Retrofit FGD - Year 2008

Total MW size: 20744.7

New Coal Fired Plants - Year 2008

Total MW size: 778

Retrofit FGD - Year 2009

Total MW size: 18073.9

 New Coal Fired Plants - Year 2009

Total MW size: 5292

Retrofit FGD - Year 2010

Total MW size: 22961.9

 New Coal Fired Plants - Year 2010

Total MW size: 17842

Retrofit FGD - Year 2011

Total MW size: 3953.6

NEW AUTHOR INDEX FOR POWER PLANT AIR QUALITY DECISIONS

Now you can search all the articles we have abstracted by author name. We selected Mark Berry of Southern and queried the database for the titles of the papers he has presented and we have abstracted.

Abstract Database Author Search Results

*Companies listed may be the co-authors or the subjects of the articles.

“Hot Topic” Next Week is Corrosion Materials

Interest in the “Hot Topic” for next week “Corrosion Materials for Air Pollution Control” has been high enough to warrant a three-segment discussion.  From 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Central time on January 11 we will discuss alloys, FRP, and other materials for stacks and stack liners. The next hour will be spent on scrubbers, tanks and piping. The final hour will include material choices for wet precipitators, air heaters, dampers, rotary atomizers, pumps, and valves.

Utilities are having a difficult time making material choices. One reason is that the prices of some of the most reliable materials are increasing disproportionately. These same materials are also in short supply. Therefore alternatives need to be explored. Resin, rubber coatings and linings have found much more use in Europe and Asia. Is this experience relevant for the U.S.?  Are there applicators skilled enough to duplicate the offshore results?

Could corrosion considerations tip the scale in favor of an alternative to the conventional LSFO wallboard gypsum design? If you can lower the chloride level, the available choices expand.  Why not add a chloride pre-scrubber and sell the hydrochloric acid?

There are new applications which need close review by the purchasing utilities. Wet precipitators operate in a very low pH damp environment. The addition of SCR has increased SO₃ levels throughout the back end of the systems and present more corrosive conditions. One of the routes for mercury removal is the addition of chlorine or bromine to the system. This presents another challenge.

The bar is now set higher. The use of a single module with no bypass means that there is not the leisure to repair corroded sections. EPRI points to the achievement of 24 months between outages even with the one module design. Selection of materials to meet this requirement is challenging.

We will be joined by a number of the world’s experts, individuals with decades of experience and active in the AirPol triannual conference sponsored by NACE. Presentations by the suppliers of alloys, resins, linings, and systems will be included.

The FGD Decision Tree has been expanded by hundreds of pages on corrosion materials just in the last few weeks. This material, plus new power point presentations, will provide the visual support for the discussions.

To participate or learn more about this audio/web based discussion, click on:

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

Lots of Important Corrosion Issues to be discussed on January 11

Bob Moore of Washington Group will be joining the January 11 Corrosion Materials Options Hot Topic Hour(s) discussions and will provide insights from his long experience in corrosion control for FGD and other processes. He also sent the following comments (any of our subscribers can send comments to us and we encourage them to do so regularly):

“I've been intrigued with seawater scrubbing, though it'd be limited to near-coastal power plants. Seawater, alkaline buffered at pH~8.2, is the ideal scrubbing medium, is ‘free’ and unlimited along the oceans. I worked six years for NUS Corp. on seawater desalination projects; and the main problems were corrosion, scaling and fouling. Chlorinate the seawater to control biofouling, dealkalize and soften seawater to prevent scaling (also, scale inhibitors), and specify suitable MOC to combat corrosion. Normal seawater contains TDS~35,000 ppm and Cl~19,000 ppm. This salinity is in the general range of many current FGD absorbers (12/15/20,000 ppm Cl), which is resisted by Alloy 2205 duplex SS, FRP and various linings.”

Eldon Dille has been involved with corrosion and FGD since 1979 and discovered the pitting corrosion of the fluoride ion in FGD applications. He will be joining us. He comments that with the high price of nickel based alloys, the Papritection that “I have successfully used on 20 FGD reaction tanks would appear to be very useful in the present FGD designs.”

Available Recorded “Hot Topic Hours”

August 10                                 FGD project delay factors.

September 14                           What mercury technologies are commercial?

September 21                           FGD wastewater treatment requirements.

September 28                           SO₃: Generation, removal and efficiency requirements.

October 12                              SCR catalyst choices.

October 19                              Particulate choices for low sulfur coal.

November 2                             Impact of PM_2.5 on power plant choices.

November 16                           Mercury CEMS: Commercial availability.

December 7                             Air Pollution Control Investment Opportunities

Upcoming “Hot Topic Hours” & Conferences

ACCESSING ALL THE PROJECTS AND INFORMATION ONLINE

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