Why NOx may restrict the market - and a company's financial health

Article Abstract:

Nox emissions may impede deregulation and competition, hence, limiting a company's financial health. Nox compliance entails firing a boiler to obtain very low NOx emissions which speed ups long-term degradation of costly boiler tubes. Moreover, the flexibility of the unit to be deployed is adversely affected.

Nitrous oxide

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Cogen, IPP conference signals market convergence

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A meeting between independent power producers (IPP) indicated that changing domestic and international market conditions are forcing them to re-evaluate their strategies. IPPs will eventually merge with electric utilities to form competitive power supplier (CPS) firms.

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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Winning and losing in the IPP casino

Article Abstract:

Deregulation as well as the increasingly competitive business environment are forcing many independent power producers (IPPs) to restructure themselves. A brief overview of different market factors and their implications for IPPs is presented.

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