FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER       

July 2013
No. 423

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COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS

▪     Wolverine/We Energies to Install APC at Presque Isle

▪     PSO Proposes Alternate Regional Haze Plan—Retire One Unit at Northeastern in 2016

▪     We Energies Plans to Convert Valley to Gas-firing by 2015

▪     Portland Power Plant to Stop Using Coal by June 2014

▪     DP&L to Retire Hutchings

▪     Court Upholds EPA Ability to Sue Utility Construction Projects

▪     Supreme Court agrees to review CSAPR

▪     NV Energy Plans to Eliminate Coal-fired Power by 2025

▪     LA Plans to Convert 1,784-MW Intermountain Power Plant to Gas-firing

▪     Consumers Energy Confirms Plans to Mothball 320-MW B.C. Cobb

▪     Public Meetings Set for Kentucky Power Proposal to Close 800-MW Big Sandy 2

▪     Fate of Mt. Tom Undecided at Present

▪     Energy Future Holdings Considering Bankruptcy

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▪     Fuel Tech Awarded APC Orders Totaling $10.5 Million

▪     Fuel Tech ULTRA^TM Orders in China

▪     Natural Gas Can Be Co-fired Via FLGR and at Burner

▪     Fuel Tech Uses ASCR at 80-MW Kaohsiung in Taiwan

▪     Progress Energy Sees Lots of Benefits to CCM

HAPS

▪    Cormetech Sales of Comet^TM Mercury Oxidation SCR Catalyst to Top 7000 MW in 2013

▪    Novinda Introduces Enhanced Non-Carbon Reagent for Mercury Control, AS^®HgX

▪    Clyde Bergemann ACI and DSI Contracts

▪    CB&I Will Execute 9000 MW of AQC Projects

▪    EPA Finalizes Emission Limits for Mercury at New Power Plants

▪    MEEC’s Mercury Removal Demonstrations

▪    Very High Mercury Removal Possible at Low Injection Rates of B-PAC^TM ahead of Semi-dry FGD

▪    Assess Mercury Control Options

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