ADA-ES, Inc. (ADES) has signed an activated carbon (AC) agreement with Luminant, a Dallas-based, competitive power-generation business, to supply treated AC to reduce mercury emissions at Luminant's coal-fueled generating plants.
The contract begins in early 2009 and runs through December 2014. Early supply of AC will be provided by ADA's Interim Supply program until mid-2010, when ADA's new AC manufacturing facility is expected to commence operation. The confirmed minimum volumes will result in total revenues for the term of the contract in excess of $125 million. The contract also provides two option periods when Luminant could increase AC quantities, which could result in significant additional revenues.
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