New Systems Reduce Emissions at Detroit Edison's Monroe Power Plant
U.S. Newswire, June, 2009
To: ENERGY EDITORS
Contact: John Austerberry, 1-313-235-8859, or Lorie N. Kessler, 1-313-235-8807, both for Detroit Edison
MONROE, Mich., June 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Detroit Edison has reached a milestone in a decade-long project to install state-of-the-art emissions control equipment at its Monroe Power Plant. The first of two flue-gas desulfurization systems -- commonly known as scrubbers - - recently was put into service. The second scrubber is scheduled to go into operation in October.
The startup of the first scrubber is a significant achievement in an emissions control construction program that began 10 years ago and cost $1.7 billion, said Steve Kurmas, president, Detroit Edison. This investment will make a significant improvement to air quality in the...
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