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JOINT VENTURES AND ALLIANCES: Alstom Partners with EPRI and We Energies on CO2 Capture Project France-based Alstom (www.alstom. com), along with the U.S.-based Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI; www.epri.com) and We Energies (www. wisconsinenergy.com), have launched the first pilot project that uses chilled ammonia to capture carbon dioxide from coal-fired power plants. Alstom designed,...; Tags: Alstom, Regenesis Bioremediation Products, URS Corp., We Energies; Research articles 2008-04-01

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Oxygen Speeds Natural Attenuation.: A compound developed by Regenesis Bioremediation Products, Inc. actually speeds up the degradation of groundwater pollutants by producing a slow, sustained release of molecular oxygen that feeds existing microbes. A compound developed by Regenesis Bioremediation Products, Inc. actually speeds up the degradation of groundwater...; Tags: Oxygen; Research articles 2002-03-01

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