| Market Trends for Hazardous Waste Fuel Usage At Commercial Boilers & Industrial Furnaces 2000 - 2009 |
| EI Digest Special Report |
| Description: The annual EI Digest Special Report on commercial hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnaces has been prepared since 1990. The report’s focus is to provide and analyze trends in the amount of hazardous waste fuel usage at commercial hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnaces facilities. |
| Background: Hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnace’s purpose is the safe utilization of hazardous and toxic organic substances energy content. Typically the organic substances utilized have more energy value than hazardous waste utilized at incinerators and/or are not economically attractive to be otherwise reused or recycled. The use of hazardous waste fuels requires intensive capital investment in sophisticated boiler and industrial furnace technology. The commercial hazardous waste boilers and industrial furnaces are extensively regulated by federal and state environmental regulatory agencies.
The majority of waste utilized by commercial hazardous waste boilers and industrial furnaces are generated from manufacturing processes (“manufacturing wastes”). Very little waste comes from remediation of contaminated sites, plant closures, and off-specification products (collectively know as “event wastes”). The annual amount that is utilized in any given year is dependent on the availability of fuel quality manufacturing waste and the need for fuel by the commercial boilers and industrial furnaces. |
| Scope of Report: The scope of the report includes the 17 major commercial hazardous waste facilities operating in the United States. The major commercial hazardous waste boilers and industrial furnaces included in the scope of this report include two acid regeneration plants, an aggregate plant, and fourteen cement plants. This report provides overall commercial hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnace trends from 2000 through 2009. The delineation of the demand into categories of hazardous and nonhazardous waste begins in 2001. |
| Principal Author: Mr. Cary Perket has over 30 years experience in hazardous waste management. Mr. Perket background includes regulatory positions with State of Minnesota and Wisconsin hazardous waste programs, consultant to manufacturers on hazardous waste management, management of superfund and other remediation projects, and the permitting of waste management facilities. He has been involved with every EI Digest report on boilers and industrial furnaces since the EI Digest was started in 1989. |
| Reports Purpose: This report is prepared for owners and operators of hazardous waste management boilers and industrial furnaces and similar stakeholders that require the most accurate, current market intelligence available on the annual demand for commercial hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnace services and available capacity to commercial incinerate the hazardous waste. |
Report Contents: This report contains confidential, proprietary data that is not publicly available. The key contents are as follows:
The report concludes with a briefing on the recent commercial boiler and industrial furnace trends and factors considered key in the commercial hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnace markets outlook. |
| The individual commercial hazardous waste boiler and industrial furnace facilities included in this report are:
Ash Grove Cement - Canute, Kansas Ash Grove Cement - Foreman, Arkansas Buzzi Unicem - Cape Girardeau, Missouri Buzzi Unicem - Greencastle, Indiana Continental Cement - Hannibal, Missouri Essroc Cement - Logansport, Indiana Giant Cement Holdings - Bath, Pennsylvania Giant Cement Holdings - Harleyville, South Carolina Holcim Cement - Artesia, Mississippi (1) Holcim Cement - Clarksville, Missouri (1) Holcim Cement - Holly Hill, South Carolina Lafarge Corp. - Fredonia, Kansas Lafarge Corp - Paulding, Ohio Rhodia - Baton Rouge (2) Rhodia - Houston (2) Solite LLC - Arvonia, Virginia (1) (3) Texas Industries - Midlothian, Texas (1)
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For further information on this report, contact: eidigest@envirobiz.com To purchase this report, contact: customerservice@envirobiz.com or call 952-831-2473 |
| Report: The report is provided as a PDF file. When printed, the EI Digest Report is approximately 15 pages in length with colored graphics and tables on most pages. |
About The Envirobiz Group: The Envirobiz Group Inc. provides market intelligence, market analysis, and strategic assessments regarding the options, challenges, and opportunities for resource conservation and environmental protection in North America. Our practice focuses on the management of resources contained in manufacturing processes residuals and post-consumer discards that can be conserved for beneficial use and/or require management as solid wastes to protect the environment. The Envirobiz Group is a professional services firm that collects and analyzes market intelligence. The EI Digest is a service offered by The Envirobiz Group. The EI Digest reports started in 1989; the first EI Digest report on commercial hazardous waste boilers and industrial furnaces was provided in 1990. |
