Lignite-fired power plants in Germany must adhere to certain limits that restrict mercury emissions. This chart shows exactly what these are and when they apply.
At the power plant in Schkopau, IEM ConveyingSystems is building a complex cleaning system that will remove mercury from the exhaust gases by means of activated carbon. In an interview, Ralf Zander (CEO) explains why he doesn't believe much in…
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