As countries around the world continue to industrialize while working to address climate impacts, there are occasionally tradeoffs where a decarbonizing solution may overall reduce emissions, but may increase new pollutants, such as flue gas emissions from some carbon capture technologies. As such, ICAC members are experts in critical pollution control that can ensure safe decarbonization.
Technical division
Domestic Conventional Pollutants
Domestic Conventional Pollutants
About the Division
Pollutants the Division Works With
NOx, PM/SOx, HAPS, HCl, Hg, H20, EPC, Ash Handling, VOC’s
Regulations the Division Works With
PM NAAQS, CS APR/ Ozone NAAQS, Fracking, NSPS, MACT/RTR, Regional Haze, ELG, NSR, CCR/Ash
Division
Building Government Support
based on the mutual benefits of securing global leadership in a technology-set that will be critical to achieving decarbonization goals.
Educating Policymakers
through collaborative sessions, including our EPA roundtables, while maintaining a technology-neutral stance
Drafting Technical Guidance
that policymakers and industry members use to craft smart, sustainable policies and regulatory timelines
Collaborating
with both regulated sector organizations and environmental organizations to increase the likelihood of success for advocacy efforts
Creating Market Opportunities
as the industry changes and highlighting the critical role pollution control technologies will play in global emissions reductions
Collaboration Yields Results
Let’s work together!
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