Cabot activated carbon contract

Cabot’s purification solutions segment has received a $5-million contract to provide its Darco Hg-LH extra activated carbon to an undisclosed major power generating facility in New England. The contract will help the utility to meet state regulations for mercury emissions, Cabot says. Several US states have recently established regulations to reduce mercury emissions, it adds. EPA has set federal mercury emission levels to comply with the Mercury and Air Toxics Standard, which takes effect in April 2015, and many utility companies are using activated carbon to...

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