March 25, 2009 

Jamie Pagan 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

USEPA Mailroom 

Mail Code: D243-01 

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711 

Dear Mr. Pagan: 

Thank you for providing an overview presentation of the recently proposed area source 

stationary engine rule (EPA-HQ-OAR-2008-0708) on March 25, 2009. The Institute of Clean 

Air Companies (ICAC), Manufacturers of Emissions Control Equipment (MECA), and 

emissions control and monitoring equipment companies were able to participate. Below is a list 

of the companies and/or names of those who participated in the conference call. 

Best Regards, 

Chad S. Whiteman, QEP 

Deputy Directory, ICAC 

1730 M Street NW 

Suite 206 

Washington, DC 20036-5603 

Telephone 202.457.0911 

Fax 202.331.1388 

David C. Foerter, Executive Director

Email: dfoerter@icac.com

Chad S. Whiteman, Deputy Director

Email: cwhiteman@icac.com 
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Conference Call Participants 

ADA Environmental Solutions, LLC 

Advanced Electron Beams 

Air Liquide America Specialty Gases 

Airflow Sciences Corporation 

Airgas, Inc. 

Albemarle, Performance Chemicals 

ALSTOM Power 

Ametek Process Instruments 

Andover Technology Partners 

Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. 

Antonio Santos, MECA 

Argillon LLC 

Avogadro Environmental Corporation 

Babcock & Wilcox 

Babcock Power Inc. 

Baldwin Environmental, Inc. 

BASF 

Belco Technologies Corporation 

Black & Veatch 

Burns & McDonnell 

Cabot Superior MicroPowders 

Calgon Carbon Corporation 

California Analytical Instruments 

Carmeuse North America 

Carolyn Slaughter, ICAC 

Casey Industrial, Inc. 

CEM Service Group, Inc. 

Cemtek Instruments, Inc. 

Chad Whiteman, ICAC 

Chemco Systems LP 

Chemical Lime Company 

Clyde Bergemann EEC 

CMC Solutions and Support 

Cormetech, Inc. 

Corning, Incorporated 

CRI Catalyst Company 

David Foerter, ICAC 

Dekoron/Unitherm, Inc. 

Dürr Environmental & Energy Systems 

ECOM America Ltd. 

Enerfab, Inc. 

Envirolutions Systems 

Environmental Systems Corporation 

Epcon Industrial Systems 

Evergreen Energy 

FLSmidth Minerals Inc. 

Forney Corporation 

Fuel Tech 

GE Energy Services 

Graymont Inc. 

Haldor Topsoe, Inc. 

Hamon Research-Cottrell, Inc. 

Hitachi Power Systems America, Ltd. 

Horiba Instruments, Inc. 

ICL-IP 

International Paint Protective Coatings Group 

Johnson Matthey Stationary Source Emissions Control 

Krishnan & Associates 

Lodge-Cottrell, Inc. 

M&C Products Analysis Technology, Inc. 

Marsulex Environmental Technologies 

Matheson Trigas, Inc. 

McIlvaine Company 

MetalTek International 

Midwesco Filter Resources, Inc. 

Millennium Chemicals, A Lyondell Company 

Mississippi Lime Company 

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, America, Inc., Environmental 

Systems Division 

Mitsubishi Power Systems, Inc. 

MKS Instruments 

NalcoMobotec USA, Inc. 

NORIT Americas Inc. 

NWL Transformers 

Ohio Lumex 

Parker Hannifin, Parflex Division 

Pavilion Technologies, Inc. 

Perma Pure 

Philadelphia Mixing Solutions 

Pollution Control Services 

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, Inc. 

Powerspan Corporation 

Praxair, Inc. 

PSP Industries 

Rasto Brezny, MECA 

Red Ball Technical Gas Services 

Restek Corporation 

Sargent & Lundy, LLC 

SCR-Tech 

SICK Maihak, Inc. 

Siemens Environmental Systems and Services 

Solvay Chemicals, Inc. 

Spectra Gases, Inc. 

Spectrum Systems, Inc. 

Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation 

Structural Steel Services, Inc. 

Süd-Chemie, Inc. 

Tekran Instruments Corp. 

Teledyne Monitor Labs 

Terra Environmental Technologies 

Testo, Inc. 

TGO Group, LLC 

Thermo Electron Corporation 

Thermon Manufacturing Co. 

TLT Babcock Inc. 

Universal Analyzers, Inc. 

VIM Technologies, Inc. 

Washington Group International, Inc. 

WorleyParsons 

Zachry Construction Corporation