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This paper presents a Dynamic Emissions Management System for the management of sulfur oxide emissions from fossil fuel-fired generating stations. Based on a multiple-strategy approach to emissions control via generation shifting, this system can be used for contingency evaluation, during a shortage of low sulfur fuel, for supplemental control or during air pollution emergencies. Simulation results of emissions management of an actual power system are presented.
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