The Dry FGD has several practical advantages for potential clients. First of all, it is space-saving. It needs less infrastructure than its wet counterparts and is therefore perfect for plants with limited space. Also, it saves water: 70-90% less than traditional "wet" FGD systems. This reduces running costs and environmental impact. Also, the dry FGD produces a dry, solid byproduct which can be easily handled and disposed of or potentially sold. This gives an additional income trickle. In addition, ongoing operations are ensured by low maintenance requirements and system reliability. This reduces downtime and increases overall efficiency. These benefits make the dry FGD an economical, environmentally responsible answer for power plants that want to meet emission standards but keep up on their production levels.