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9/30/2011
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ICAC Forecast U.S. Air Pollution Control Industry Growth of $10 Billion In 2014
Total Air Pollution Control Technology Market to Hover Around $4 Billion a Year in 2011
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8/19/2011
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ICAC Submits Industry Comments to EPA on the Proposed Air Toxic Rules
ICAC recently submitted formal comments on EPA’s proposed National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Coal and Oil Fired Electric Generating Units. ICAC’s fully appreciates EPA’s efforts to propose this long overdue air toxic standard for the EGU sector.
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4/20/2011
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Advances in Air Pollution Control Technologies
The Institute of Clean Air Companies collaborated with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Air Management Association (MARAMA) to host a day and half workshop to discuss emissions control and monitoring technologies for industrial sources.
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3/11/2011
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ICAC Testifies Before House Subcommittee on Jobs in the APC Industry
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2/11/2011
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ICAC Participates in Rollout of APC and Power Plant Jobs Report
“Now is the time to give Americans the clean, healthy air they deserve by putting American workers back on the job modernizing our electric generating fleet,” said ICAC's Executive Director, David Foerter
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11/3/2010
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The Air Pollution Control Industry's Ability to Meet Future Demands
Institute of Clean Air Companies’ (ICAC) offers Sen. Carper (D-DE) insights and perspective regarding the questions of labor availability and the capacity of the electric power industry to install air pollution control systems on a timely schedule and the types of jobs these installations create.
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10/8/2010
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ICAC Submits Air Pollution Control Industry Comments to EPA on the Boiler MACT
ICAC recently submitted formal comments on EPA’s proposed National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Industrial, Commercial and Intuitional Boilers and Process Heaters. ICAC’s fully appreciates EPA’s efforts to propose air toxic standard for the ICI boiler sector. However, ICAC expressed concerns with several elements of the proposed rule, such as the statistical methodology used to set the MACT floor. ICAC’s comments recommend the use of EPA Method 30 for mercury testing instead of Ontario Hydro. With regards to sorbent injection ICAC recommend EPA set sorbent injection system parameters based upon performance tests.
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4/1/2010
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ICAC RELEASES BID SPECIFICATION AND BID EVALUATION FORMS FOR ACTIVATED CARBON INJECTION SYSTEMS
ICAC’s Mercury Control Technology Division developed the Bid Specification and Information Requirements and Bid Evaluation Form for Activated Carbon Injection Systems (HG-1) document to assist purchasers of activated carbon injection systems compile information necessary to procure meaningful bids from suppliers of activated carbon injection systems. The document includes bid specification information requirements, a bid evaluation and a sample bid specification.
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2/16/2010
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ICAC Supports Multi-Pollutant Legislation for Power Sector
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1/1/2010
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Archived Press Releases
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12/18/2009
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AIR POLLUTION CONTROL INDUSTRY CALLS FOR KICK STARTING GHG CONTROLS BY 2015
The Institute of Clean Air Companies (ICAC) releases its focus paper outlining the air pollution control industry’s perspectives on how to expedite the commercialization of cost-effective carbon capture technologies.
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7/31/2009
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ICAC Releases 2009 Air Pollution Control Market Forecast Report
Air Pollution Control Technology Markets Hinge on Establishment of Regulatory Certainty
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5/20/2009
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ICAC Releases Whitepaper on Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Controls for NOx Emissions
The Institute of Clean Air Companies, Inc. (ICAC), the national association of stationary source air pollution control and monitoring technology companies released its updated Whitepaper on Selective Catalytic reduction (SCR) Controls for NOx emissions for fossil fuel fired boilers.
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4/16/2009
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ICAC ENDORSES CHEMICAL PROCESS INDUSTRY’S EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE: CHEM SHOW 2009
ICAC has been proud to be an endorsing association of the Chem Show for more than a decade.
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3/5/2009
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ICAC FORMS PARTNERSHIP WITH IPEP TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
The Institute of Clean Air Companies (ICAC) has partnered with the Institute of Professional Environmental Practice (IPEP) to promote their multi-disciplinary, multi-media environmental certification.
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9/5/2008
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ICAC Featured in September’s Environmental Manager Magazine
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7/22/2008
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Inside the APC Industry Newsletter
ICAC Publishes Inside the APC Industry Newsletter
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7/15/2008
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Updated: Commercial Electric Utility Mercury Control Technology Bookings
ICAC reports 135 Mercury Control Bookings, representing over 50 GW of capacity.
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6/10/2008
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ICAC Supports NACAA Industrial Boiler Model Permit Guidance
NACC Model Permit Guidance Tool Offers Reasonable, Flexible and Cost-Effective Emission Levels Based on Technologies Available and Deployed for Years.
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6/9/2008
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Advances in Emissions Control and Monitoring Technology for Industrial Sources
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6/9/2008
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ICAC RELEASES GUIDELINES FOR EVALUATING AND SELECTING WET ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS EQUIPMENT
ICAC, the national association of stationary source air pollution control and monitoring technology companies, releases guidance on how to purchase and compare bids of wet electrostatic precipitator (WESP) equipment for electric power and industrial applications.
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