Meeting Minutes - US Department of State

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of the studies have shown that in the beginning, the
learning curve or the cost for that was significant.
So a lot of times they would just revert back to
traditional systems. However, they are still
looking at the cost benefits to using these types of
systems.
And a lot of times what is seen is the
redundancy. Because of the regulational
legislation, if a system was to go down, a plant
typically suffers some pretty serious fines and loss
of credit. And so having these redundant systems in
place has helped out, or has been an advantage for
some of these plants. I'm not sure if that answered
your question.
MS. SORG: Well you know, we'll probably
later discuss the sustainable you know, and lamina
design, but I was also curious if, George, the
prepackaged units that you talked about, the skid --
architect.
MR. GLAVIS: Right.
MS. SORG: -- mounted.
MR. GLAVIS: Yes.
MS. SORG: This is just because I am an
MR. GLAVIS: Oh, let's do it.
MS. SORG: And pardon my ignorance.
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