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Article | REF: G1800 V1

SO2 (sulfur oxides)

Authors: Jacques VANDERSCHUREN, Diane THOMAS

Publication date: April 10, 2010

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6. Conclusions

Since the last reviews on the subject of sulfur oxides published in the references [J 3924] , it is reassuring to note that atmospheric SO 2 emissions continue to fall substantially in France. Indeed, this is also the case in most European Union member countries, following the emission ceilings and limit values imposed by directives.

Over the last fifteen years, existing desulphurization techniques have not undergone any significant improvements, and can therefore be considered as tried...

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