Transferable Technologies Sample Clauses

Transferable Technologies. This technology is also transferable and therefore highly useable by other paper and pulp xxxxx. The Big Island facility will test the effectiveness of the PulseEnhanced™ Steam Reforming gasification technology and other pulping facilities facing comparable circum- stances could benefit from the technology. The Superior Environmental Performance: Overall, the gasification system is expected to re- duce the mill’s consumption of fossil fuel, increase efficiency in energy conversion and chemical re- covery, eliminate the smelt-water explosion haz- ard, reduce maintenance costs, and significantly lower environmental emissions of criteria pollut- ants, greenhouse gases, and hazardous air pollut- ants. Other benefits of the system include emissions levels that will be far lower than in con- ventional smelter and recovery boiler processes and the recycling and reuse of steam generated by the technology. Without the XL project and the implementation of the gasification technology, newer but conventional recovery boilers will be installed that will meet MACT II requirements, but will not significantly reduce emission levels. The current standard emis- sions are 2.97 pounds of total gaseous organic haz- ardous air pollutants per ton of black liquor solids, and with the successful implementation of the gas- ification system, Georgia-Pacific expects emission levels of 0.02 pounds of total gaseous organic haz- ardous air pollutants per ton of black liquor solids. Georgia-Pacific will further extend its superior environmental performance by recovering and re- using the steam generated by the gasification sys- tem. In addition to producing steam, this gasification technology will be used to generate its own on-site electricity. The reduction in fossil fuel use from combusting the gas produced by the project is expected to result in a decrease produc- tion of greenhouse gases. Progress in Meeting Commitments (As of August 2001) Georgia-Pacific is continuing to work toward meet- ing all commitments that were set out in the FPA. • On February 15, Georgia-Pacific received funding from DOE. On March 20, 2001, a signing ceremony was held to commemorate the agreement between DOE and Georgia-Pa- cific. • Also in March 2001, EPA published a proposed site-specific rule for the XL Project in the Fed- eral Register. EPA did not receive any com- ments on the rule and it went final on June 25, 2001. The rule provides Georgia-Pacific with the flexibility they needed to undertake the p...
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