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Environment
Albemarle will acquire mercury control firm
April 21, 2008
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 86, Issue 16
Specialty chemical maker Albemarle has signed a letter of intent to acquire Sorbent Technologies, a Twinsburg, Ohio-based provider of power plant mercury control services, for $20 million. Various U.S. and state laws call for coal-fired power plants to reduce their emissions of mercury in coming years. Sorbent Technologies produces a brominated activated carbon that it says can achieve a mercury removal rate as high as 95%. Albemarle CEO Mark C. Rohr says the acquisition will "broaden our current bromine offerings."
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