SPX COOLING TECHNOLOGIES UNVEILS BREAKTHROUGH WATER RECOVERY SYSTEM AT NEW MEXICO POWER PLANT

First Full-scale Installation of SPX’s Patented Air2Air™ Cooling Technology

Will Reduce Power Plant’s Annual Water Consumption by up to 20 Percent

NEW ORLEANS, LA – December 11, 2007 – SPX Corporation (NYSE:SPW) today announced that its cooling technologies business has completed the installation of its breakthrough water-saving technology for wet cooled power plants. SPX’s patented Air2Air™ water recovery system enables power plants to recover much of the water evaporated in a standard cooling tower and, in doing so, reduce their annual water consumption by as much as 20 percent. The first full-scale installation of the new cooling tower cell is now online at Public Service of New Mexico’s (PNM) San Juan Generating Station.

...The performance of the tower and water recovery system at San Juan is being monitored remotely with a wireless satellite monitoring and collection system supplied by SPX Flash Technology...

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FCC Waiver on Quarterly Lighting Inspections

On May 11, 2007 the FCC approved a waiver to the requirement of mandated quarterly lighting inspections (QLIs) as cited in section 17.47(b) of the Federal Code of Regulations. This waiver, awarded to American Tower Corporation, was granted based on using the Flash Technology’s Eagle™ Monitoring Platform in conjunction with Flash’s ArgusON™ Monitoring Center. The Eagle equipment and ArgusON processes provide a safe and reliable automatic monitoring system with tracking mechanisms and contingency plans. These technological advancements have reduced the number of on-site inspections necessary by 75%, thereby resulting in an annual savings of millions of dollars in operational expenses.Click Here to view the FCC Waiver Document

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