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Current Utility Issues

BMTI is actively involved both individually and through industry organization in monitoring and participating in a wide variety of discussion concerning utility related issues. The effects of the proposed Clean Air Act legislation, particularly the expected impact on the quality of CCPs produced, is recognized and addressed by BMTI on multiple platforms, as the most significant challenge to the future marketability of CCPs. Our team is focused on not only making sure regulators understand the significance of CCP utilization but also working with developers of Clean Air Technologies and reduce or eliminate the negative effects to CCP marketing during the initial design phase. This effort is and will remain a priority for BMTI well into the future.

Links for Current Utility Issues

BMTI has listed a number of websites that may be beneficial to our customers related to governmental affairs and trade associations / universities for increasing utilization of Coal Combustion Products.

Government Affairs

American Public Power Assoc. "Public Power Statistics"

EPA "Coal Combustion Products Partnership (C2P2)"

National Energy Technology Laboratory "Environmental Systems"

National Governors Association "Legislative updates"

Office of Surface Mining " News Releases and Fact Sheets"

United States Congress and Senate "Committees and updates"

U.S. EPA "Clear Skies where you live"

United States Geological Survey "CCP Statistics"

US Environmental Protection Agency "Interstate Air Quality Rule"

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 1

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 2

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 3

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 4

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 5

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 6

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 7

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 8

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 9

US Environmental Protection Agency Region 10

Associations / Universities

American Coal Ash Association

American Coal Council

Ohio State University Coal Combustion Products Extension Program

PRB Users Group

Texas Coal Ash Utilization Group

University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research

University of North Dakota Energy Environmental Research Center

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