FGD and DeNOx
NEWSLETTER       

September 2013
No. 425

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FGD

▪  AR PSC Approves Dry FGD, LNB, OFA, ACI and Baghouse for Flint Creek

▪  EKPC Proposes Tying Cooper 1 to Dry FGD on Cooper 2

▪  Appeals Court Upholds FIP for Regional Haze in Oklahoma

▪  MET Licensee Wins Multiple Chinese Wet FGD Contracts

▪  MET to Replace Headers, Branches and Nozzles at 555-MW Mt. Storm 2 FGD

▪  Sixteen States Cited for High SO₂ Levels

▪  Copper Smelter Scrubbers Made with Derakane™ Resins

▪  Holcim to Reduce SO₂ at Hagerstown, MD Cement Kiln

▪  Lafarge Receives More Time to Shut Down Ravena, NY Plant

▪  Alstom and United Conveyor Enter Alliance on AQC Systems

COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS

▪   EPA Implementation Update

▪   Lamar Power Plant to Shut Down in Colorado

▪   NRG to Add Gas-firing Capability at Avon Lake and New Castle

▪   FirstEnergy to Close Hatfields Ferry and Mitchell

▪   AEP to Retire Muskingum River 5, Not Repower It

▪   Minnesota PUC Tells Great River Energy to Consider Retiring Coal-fired Units

▪   Essar Plans to convert Hazira and Bhander Power-Hazira Power Plants (Gujarat, India) to Burn Coal

▪   World Bank to Limit Financing to Coal-fired Power Projects

▪   Export-Import Bank of US follows World Bank Lead

NO_x

▪   STEAG to Supply SNCR for San Juan 3 and 4

▪   Proposed FIP for Regional Haze for Wyoming

▪   Four Corners Given More Time to Decide on Regional Haze Strategy

▪   Navajo Proposes to Close One Unit, Add SCR to Two Others by 2030

▪   Alstom NO_x Control Equipment for 415 MW Kladno CFB Power Plant in Czech Republic

▪   Consent Decree Requires Ultra Low-NO_x Burners at Sugar Refinery

▪   San Diego and CT in Attainment for Ozone

▪   Johnson Matthey Sales of SCR Systems for Stationary Engines Exceeds 3.4 GW Worldwide

▪   Rio Tinto to Use GE Gas Turbines with DLE Technology in Western Australia

▪   Chevron to Install NO_x Control on Engines at Salt Lake City Refining

▪   MPSA Completes SCR Performance Testing at 800-MW Marsh Landing Simple Cycle Power Plant

HAPS

▪   Xcel Installs Gore^® Mercury Control Technology at Sherburne County

▪   ME2C to Demonstrate Mercury Removal at Two U.S. Power Companies

▪   Sixty Extension Requests for MATS Compliance

▪   Nalco Additives for Mercury Control

▪   Second Generation ACI Systems Built on First Generation Lessons

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