RJM in Power Engineering International magazine

Nov 1, 2011 | Projects

When PEI tackled the question of what the forthcoming Industrial Emissions Directive will actually mean for generators across the EU, they came to RJM to get an accurate snap-shot of the challenges facing plant managers. John Goldring, MD of RJM is extensively quoted in the article and explains how the company has developed a new range of ultra low NOx burners that enable plants to meet the latest ELVs and drastically reduce the level of investment required with SCR technology.

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