| COOPERATION | Widespread U.S. installation of the system would require 50-100 million lb/year of P. To ensure supplies the Co formed an ALLIANCE in 10.00 with leading USA P producer (See Alliance) |
| CLASSIFICATION | Market |
| ECONOMY |
Considerations - P is much more expensive than urea - roughly $1/lb vs 8 cents/lb - The operating cost of the system is just 30% higher - The system capital costs half as much as SCR systems - It can be installed in 6 months rather than 2-3 years for SCR |
| MARKETER'S COUNTRY | USA |
| PRODUCER'S COUNTRY | Canada |
| STATUS | Being tested in USA power plant |
| TECHNOLOGY |
The NOx emitted by power plants is about 5% NO2, which is water-soluble, & 95% NO, which is not. In the process, P reacts with O2 to form O3, which in turn reacts with NO to form NO2. NO2 is then easily removed by the limestone-based wet flue gas desulfurization scrubbers that are already installed on many power plants to cut SO2 emissions. P is recovered as fertilizer-grade Ca phosphate. The system expected to achieve 75% NOx removal. |
| UPDATE | 01.01 |
| USES | Near-term market is the 20% of power plants in the 22 affected states that use wet scrubbers |
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