Marsulex Environmental Technologies Corporation (MET) has announced seven project awards for flue gas desulfurization (FGD) in the Peoples Republic of China. These awards, contracted through MET’s licensee China Hudian Engineering Co. Ltd (CHEC), account for 11 FGD absorber systems servicing 6,280 megawatts (MW) of electrical generation. Each project will utilize MET’s open spray tower, wet limestone FGD technology, and will remove 95% of the plants’ sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions. The specific projects are:
Plant
Location
MW
Yuheng
Yulin City, Shanxi Province
2 x 600
Tongzhi
Zunyi City, Guizhou Province
2 x 600
Xisaishan
Huangshi City, Hubei Province
680
Huadian Jurong
Zhengjiang City, Jiangsu Province
2 x 1000
Xinjiang Huadian Changji
Changji City, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
2 x 330
Xinjiang Huadian Hami Power Plant
Hami City, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
2 x 135
Xinjiang Huadian Turpan Power Plant
Turpan City, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
2×135
Commenting on the awards, MET President, Robert Cardell, said,
“We continue to see a high rate of FGD project capture through our licensee, CHEC. These seven new awards further solidify our cost-effective technology and the broad customer confidence in MET’s FGD technology. We are pleased with CHEC’s performance in the highly competitive FGD marketplace in China and look forward to our continued success together.”
MET is a full-service air quality control company providing systems and services including OEM and upgrades to electric utilities, petrochemical and industrial customers. MET solutions include wet, dry and semi-dry FGD systems, Dry sorbent injection for SO3 control, mercury control, fabric filter and electrostatic precipitator technologies. MET’s proprietary AS-FGD is a wet technology that produces high value ammonium sulfate fertilizer byproduct. MET’s dry CDS-FGD technology offers a highly efficient, multi-pollutant approach to capture SOx, acid gas and metals. MET’s FGD and Particulate technologies combined have been installed on over 189 gigawatts of electric generation in 22 countries across the globe.