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3 July 2008 -- Fluor Corp. and E. ON Energie AG (E.ON) said that the two companies are developing a retrofitted pilot plant designed to capture and separate CO₂ from flue gas using Fluor's Econamine FG+ carbon capture technology at E.ON's coal-fired power plant in Wilhelmshaven, Germany.

The pilot plant, retrofitted to the existing coal-fired power plant, will reportedly be designed for a flue gas volume flow of about 16,000 cubic meters per hour. Both companies must demonstrate an optimized adaptation of the CO₂ scrubbing process in compliance with U.S. and EU environmental requirements.

The pilot plant is currently scheduled to begin operation in 2010.

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