FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER       

June 2013
No. 422

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FGD

▪  Dominion to Retrofit Dry Scrubbers at Brayton Point 3, Retire State Line
▪  WPL Settlement Includes FGD at Edgewater 5 and NO_x Control at Columbia 2
▪  WPL Estimates Cost of Dry FGD/Baghouse at Edgewater 5 as $413.7 Million
▪  Midwest Generation to Delay SO₂ Emissions Control for Two Years
▪  Environmental Groups Oppose Upgrade of Minnesota Power Boswell Unit 4
▪  TVA Sued over Planned Gallatin Retrofits
▪  Wisconsin PSC Approves ReACT for Weston 3
▪  TVA to Begin FGD, SCR Retrofit at Gallatin
▪  Proposed Effluent Limits for Electric Power Plants
▪  Tests of Lextran’s Multipollutant Control Technology on Lignite-fired Power Plants
▪  New pH Sensors for FGD Slurry Applications
▪  MHI Has FGD License Deal with BHEL
▪  Chinese SO₂ Emission Limits for Power Plants Tighten by 2014
▪  AEP Ohio’s Plans for Gavin 1 and 2 Include FGD Upgrades
▪  DryFining^™ at Great River Energy Coal Creek Reduces Emissions

NO_x

▪   IGS’s LPA Screen Protects St. Johns River SCR Unit
▪   Fuel Tech Has Air Pollution Control Orders Totaling $4.3 Million
▪   CEMEX Cement to Retrofit SNCR at Lyons, CO Kiln

COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS

▪   NRG Presents Case to Convert Dunkirk to Natural Gas
▪   Gulf Power to Close 100-MW Scholz
 

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