American Electric Power Sees Success with Trona Injection Pilot Study in Reducing SO3 Emissions at Coal-Fired Power Plant in Ohio, an Industrial Info News Alert.

SUGAR LAND, Texas -- Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas). American Electric Power's (AEP) (NYSE:AEP) attempt to reduce sulfur trioxide tri·ox·id (-

An oxide containing three oxygen atoms per molecule.

(SO3 SO3 - Sonarman Third Class (Naval Rating)
SO3 - Star Ocean 3 (game)
SO3 - Strategic Objective 3
SO3 - Sulfite (chemistry)) emissions at the James Gavin Power Station is showing success pilot studies.

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