Solucorp's IFS-2C Mercury Emission Control Technology Successfully Demonstrated at Two Coal Fired Energy Plants

  
    
  
  
    
      Solucorp Industries Ltd. (OTC: SLUP) announced that its patented 
      Integrated Fixation System, IFS-2C Mercury Emission Control Technology 
      marketed under the trade name MetalliFix by Charlotte, NC–based 
      CoaLogix, has been successfully demonstrated at two coal fired power 
      plants using wet flue gas desulfurization (FGD) systems.
    
    
      The demonstrations targeted the IFS-2C’s 
      ability to:
    
    
      
        Reduce ionic mercury from flue gas emissions.
      
      
        Reduce elemental mercury flue gas emissions while minimizing 
        re-emission of Hg0 mercury.
      
      
        Integrate the Solucorp Mercury Emission Control system into a working 
        energy plant without interruption of its energy production 
        capabilities.
      
    
    
      Solucorp was successful in meeting all of the above targets by reducing 
      almost all ionic mercury emissions, reducing elemental mercury to 
      targeted levels while proving the IFS-2C’s 
      ability to integrate into the power plant’s 
      wet scrubber systems without causing interruption of the plant’s 
      energy production capabilities. The IFS-2C technology also remediates 
      mixed heavy metal contaminants, including elemental mercury, contained 
      within the wastewater and fly ash residue providing a potential 
      significant cost savings to the power plants.
    
    
      In January 2006 at the 9th Annual Electric Utilities Environmental 
      Conference, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA, http://www.epa.gov/airmarkets/mp) 
      projected annual cost for compliance with the Clean Power Act (S150) was 
      $41.1 Billion including mercury emissions control.
    
    
      Stringent environment regulations, increasing energy demand, rising fuel 
      prices, and unstable foreign providers have brought coal to the 
      forefront as a viable energy solution due to the abundant domestic and 
      worldwide coal supply. Solucorp’s IFS-2C has 
      successfully demonstrated its ability to significantly reduce and/or 
      eliminate the related harmful mercury emissions associated with 
      coal-burning energy plants, opening the door for the transition back to 
      coal as a cleaner primary energy source.
    
    
      Noel E. Spindler, President of Solucorp’s IFS 
      subsidiary, said that, “We were able to 
      successfully integrate our technology into both of the existing 
      facilities without interrupting their on-going plant operations. With 
      continued successful demonstrations, increasing interest by the coal 
      burning power generating industry, and the marketing, sales and 
      implementation expertise of CoaLogix, we believe that the first 
      commercial sale of the MetalliFix (IFS-2C) product is imminent.”
    
    
      About Solucorp Industries Ltd.
    
    
      Solucorp Industries Ltd., www.solucorpltd.com 
      is a developer and provider of cost effective, permanent technologies 
      for the remediation and prevention of hazardous heavy metal (including 
      lead, mercury, arsenic, chromium, copper, zinc, nickel, selenium and 
      cadmium) contamination. Solucorp is the owner of several patents and 
      numerous additional patents that are pending. Solucorp Industries Ltd. 
      has three wholly owned subsidiaries: Solucorp Industries, Integrated 
      Fixation System Company, Inc., and WITS, Inc.
    
    
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