Powerspan In the News: 2004

Power Magazine
"A tale of two processes." This feature article provides overviews and development statuses of the ECO^® multi-pollutant control and PCO™ mercury removal processes. October 2004.

Air Daily
"Multi-pollutant control shows promising results." This article summarizes early results of Powerspan's 50-MW ECO commercial demonstration at FirstEnergy's R.E. Burger Plant. August 10, 2004. (Correction to article printed in Air Daily's August 12, 2004, edition).

Modern Power Systems
"Can NH3 scrub down costs?" This article describes Powerspan's CO2 technology development agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy National Energy Technology Laboratory. July 2004.

Environmental Business Journal
"No Technology for Removing CO2 from Flue Gases? Not So Fast, Says Powerspan." This article profiles the Company and describes Powerspan's CO2 technology development agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy. This issue of the Journal is devoted to climate change and clean energy. Volume XVII, Number 5/6, 2004.

Power Engineering
"UV Mercury Removal Process Headed for Commercialization." This article describes a technology that Powerspan licensed from the U.S. Dept. of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory. The process uses ultraviolet light to oxidize and remove mercury from coal-fired power plants. May 2004.

Foster's Online
"Pollution control firm partners with the government." This article describes Powerspan's agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a CO2 removal technology for coal-fired power plants. May 23, 2004

Air Daily
"Powerspan, DOE team on carbon removal process." This article describes Powerspan's CO2 technology development agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy. May 12, 2004.

Environmental Science & Technology
"Capturing mercury with ultraviolet light." This article features the mercury removal technology that Powerspan licensed from the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory. May 1, 2004.

CNN.com
"Green is good for tech firms." This article addresses 2003 investment in clean energy technology ventures. April 29, 2004.

Air Daily
"Powerspan Licenses Mercury Technique." This article features the mercury removal technology that Powerspan licensed from the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory. March 15, 2004.

Foster's Daily Democrat
"New Durham firm can remove mercury from coal-fired power plants." March 11, 2004.

Power Engineering International
"Latest technologies for mercury control." This article provides an overview of mercury control technologies being developed by U.S. companies, including Powerspan, in anticipation of U.S. EPA regulations limiting mercury emissions from power plants. February 2004.