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THE INSTITUTE OF
CLEAN AIR COMPANIES:
Helping You Advance in the Industry
Did you know the Institute of Clean Air Companies
(ICAC) is comprised of more than 80 member
companies? Representing suppliers of air pollution
monitoring and control systems, equipment, and
services for stationary sources, joining ICAC means
access to top resources throughout the U.S. and Canada.
As a membership organization, ICAC provides its
members with the tools to stay up-to-date on the latest
industry news and provides forums for developing
technology focused white papers, buying guides, and
rule comments. ICAC focuses on collaboration, routinely
working with government, business, public, and private
groups to ensure the industry has an active voice
and that its products and technologies are properly
represented and understood.
Industries ICAC serves:
* Emissions control technologies: VOC, SO2,
NOx, PM, Hg, GHG, and air toxics
* Emissions measurement technologies:
CEMS, Portables, DAHS, etc.
* Leading manufacturers of industry equipment
* Providers of related advisory and
implementation service
ICAC members-only resources and opportunities:
* An engaged member community
* The ICAC Annual Business Meeting
* EPA Roundtables and other Federal and
State agency meetings
* Legislative Conferences
* Industry networking events
* Access to an industry leading e-newsletter,
the Executive Update
* Access to the Annual ICAC Market Study
* Participation in Division meetings and Committees
* Technical Webinars
ICAC's mission is to be the voice of the
stationary source air pollution control
and monitoring industry.
By providing scientific technical information relevant to
flexible clean air policies based on practical, achievable
and measurable emissions limitations, members will
have the latest data right at their fingertips. The ICAC
places a high value on: providing credible, high-quality,
reliable information to government entities and relevant
industry parties; encouraging policies that are open to
innovation and new technology and treating all stakeholders
equally and with respect. The ICAC is often
the go-to for agencies to obtain non-bias and credible
information about air pollution control technology.
As an ICAC member, MKS gained access to
many of the EPA personnel directly responsible
for writing and enforcing regulations and
standards for CEM technologies.
In addition to the most up to date data and top-tier
relationships, members have access to a number of
networking opportunities throughout the year. Meet
other industry representatives at the Annual Meeting
each spring, dozens of division and committee
meetings, conference calls and webinars, annual
EPA roundtables and many state technical forums.
ADA-ES attributes much of its success to its
relationships with different ICAC member
companies of varying sizes and a wide range
of expertise.
*A special thank you to Power Magazine for their collaborative efforts
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