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Review Plasma-Gasification Technologies, Manufacturers, Market Opportunity, Technology...

Sun Apr 27, 2008 10:00pm EDT
Review Plasma-Gasification Technologies, Manufacturers, Market Opportunity, Technology Maturity, Failure Modes and Related Issues

DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c90012) has announced the
addition of "Plasma-Gasification Technology and Industry Overview: A
Panel Discussion among Ten University Academics, Private Engineering
Analysts, National Laboratory Scientists & Technology Center Managers"
to their offering.

   Deliverable: Transcript with key findings.

   Study Description and Objectives:

   --  To review the specific benefits and drawbacks of plasma
        gasification.

   --  To estimate the domestic and international market size and
        opportunity for plasma gasification between new plants and
        retrofits, and the power-generation market.

   --  To determine if a specific type of power plant benefits most
        from plasma-gasification technology.

   --  To estimate is the expected payback period for
        plasma-gasification technology, both as a retrofit and in
        "greenfield" power plant applications.

   --  To understand the legislative policies, regulations, and
        emissions laws that pertain to plasma gasification's market
        opportunity.

   --  To investigate the permitting and construction timelines,
        capital costs, and operating costs for implementation of
        plasma-gasification plants.

   --  To understand the primary purchasing decisions of plasma
        gasification buyers.

   Inclusion Criteria

   University Academics

   --  Professors with a minimum of three years experience developing
        and researching plasma-related gasification technologies.

   --  Publication of literature related to plasma gasification
        research.

   --  Knowledge of the feedstocks employed in plasma gasification
        projects.

   --  Experience investigating the costs, failure modes, and similar
        challenges of plasma gasification projects.

   --  Participation at conferences as a speaker or panelist on
        plasma gasification subjects.

   Private Engineering Analysts

   --  Consultants or Utility managers with direct and indirect
        experience designing, engineering, and constructing plasma
        gasification projects.

   --  Knowledge and experience related to feedstocks and the
        establishment of supply agreements.

   --  Background in obtaining permits, hiring (sub)contractors, and
        developing proposals.

   --  Consult or operation of gasification plants.

   --  Participation at conferences as a speaker or panelist on
        plasma gasification subjects.

   National Laboratory Scientists/Technology Center Managers

   --  Experience developing and researching plasma gasification
        technologies and projects.

   --  Publication of articles related to plasma gasification
        technologies.

   --  Knowledge of the feedstocks employed in plasma gasification
        projects

   --  Experience investigating the costs, failure modes, and similar
        challenges of plasma gasification projects.

   --  Background in the analysis of data and the design of solutions
        related to plasma gasification projects.

   --  Participation at conferences as a speaker or panelist on
        plasma gasification subjects.

   Client would like to SCREEN OUT the following:

   --  People that originally developed the Westinghouse Plasma Gun
        gasification technology.

   --  Individuals that hold the patents to, or would economically
        benefit from the sale of, the Westinghouse Plasma Gun
        gasification technology

   Companies mentioned:

   --  AlterNRG

   --  Applied Centre for Plasma-Power Technologies (Russia)

   --  Coronol

   --  Duratek Inc

   --  EnviroArc

   --  Environmental Energy Resources, Ltd.

   --  Europlasma

   --  General Electric

   --  Green Power Systems

   --  Hitachi

   --  Integrated Environmental Technologies

   --  Kinectrics

   --  KOBE Steel

   --  Melt-Tran

   --  MSE Technology Applications

   --  Nuvotec

   --  Phoenix Solutions

   --  Plasco Energy Group

   --  Plasma Environmental Technologies, Inc.

   --  Plasmelt, LLC

   --  Pyro Arc

   --  PyroGenesis

   --  RCL Plasma Inc.

   --  Recovered Energy, Inc

   --  Retech Inc

   --  ScanArc

   --  Science Utilization, Inc.

   --  SKF Steel

   --  SLR Plasma Ltd.

   --  Solena (formerly Global Plasma Systems)

   --  SRL Plasma

   --  Startech Environmental Corp

   --  STE srl.

   --  Tekna Plasma Systems

   --  Tetronics Plasma

   --  Thompson Investment Company

   --  Westinghouse Plasma Corp.

   --  Wyatt Haskell

   For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c90012

Research and Markets
Laura Wood, Senior Manager
Fax: +353 1 4100 980
press@researchandmarkets.com

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