NOXCO Insights
NOXCO has deep knowledge to share from years of power industry experience. Read our insights to learn how power plants can stay ahead of curve on emissions compliance.
The Cost of Ignoring Emissions Control Systems
Emissions control systems are imposed via government regulations, both at local and federal levels. The power industry is no different, as there are regulations in place for a variety of emissions, including nitrogen oxides (NOx) and carbon monoxide (CO). NOxCO helps power facilities stay in compliance.
Selective Catalytic Reduction Technology
Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology has been utilized for over 30 years within the power industry to treat NOX emissions – find out more in our blog.
NOXCO: Much More Than A Service Agreement
The NOXCO solution is more than a service agreement. It is a holistic approach to guarantee emissions compliance and optimize system operation.
The History of NOXCO – Part II
We continue our discussion about how the NOXCO model is like no other in the industry. In Part I, we shared the details of the inherent flaw in the industry that the team uncovered. Now, in Part II, we continue to answer the question, what is NOXCO? NOXCO’s team of...
The History of NOXCO – Part I
NOXCO is backed by a multi-million-dollar investment firm and was formed by a team of strategic partners in the power plant industry. The idea for NOXCO was born when this group of experts, functioning as a team of strategic partners, recognized that the emissions compliance industry wasn’t well-serviced by vendors.
The Case for New Service Provider Partnering Models and Risk Transfer
The term “partnering” has been used extensively in the power generation services sector in an effort to differentiate service provider offerings as distinct and beyond the traditional supplier-buyer model. These “partnering” arrangements have a wide range of scope...
Combined Cycle Plant Challenges in a Changing Electricity Industry
The US electric power industry has experienced fundamental structural and market changes over the past 20 years. Coal, a once dominant generation source, has declined significantly with many coal plants being retired or re-powered. Natural gas generation grew...