Fuel Tech chairman, president and chief executive officer Douglas G Bailey said, " We continue to see increased bidding activity in China and we are pleased to advance our penetration of this large and fast-growing market."

An industrial customer placed an order for NOxOUT-SCR for a carbon black manufacturing facility; it will also engineer design and supply of the reagent injection equipment, static mixers and other equipment is included in the project.

Equipment deliveries are expected to occur in early 2013.

Fuel Tech received a second order from an existing customer in China for ULTRA systems for two large coal-fired units being retrofitted with nitrogen oxide (NOx) control technology.

ULTRA allows on-site conversion of urea to ammonia.

Deliveries are expected to occur in the second half of this year.

The company received an order for ULTRA, NOxOUT-SCR for an industrial unit in the western US and two computational fluid dynamic modeling orders from customers in Australia and Texas.

Delivery of equipment is expected to start in early 2013.