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Schwarze Holzpellets für CEMEX in Rüdersdorf

Gemeinsames Infopapier von NABU, Biofuelwatch und ROBIN WOOD Hier klicken um das Papier herunterzuladen. Für das Zementwerk der Cemex in Rüdersdorf nahe Berlin plant das Unternehmen gemeinsam mit dem Entsorgungsunternehmen Alba eine Anlage zur Biomasse-Torrefizierung...

Gegen ein klimaschädliches Holzheizkraftwerk in Chemnitz

Bürgerinitiative und Umweltorganisationen veröffentlichen Infopapier Gemeinsame Pressemitteilung von ROBIN WOOD, Biofuelwatch, DUH, NABU, der Bürgerinitiative gegen das Holzheizkraftwerk Chemnitz, Parents for Future Chemnitz, Fridays for Future Chemnitz und der...

Lough Ree Power Station objection, August 2019

Along with Dogwood Alliance and in support of Friends of the Irish Environment, we submitted an objection to the Irish Lough Ree peat-fired power station proposal to extend its operations and convert to biomass in August 2019. Both peat and biomass are destructive,...

Objection to Lough Ree power station conversion

Biofuelwatch, Dogwood Alliance and Friends of the Irish Environment have submitted objections to Ireland's Electricity Supply Board (ESB)'s latest plan to convert another peat power station - Lough Ree, in Lanesborough - to run on biomass instead. FIE cited the...

Drax’s new gas plans: bad climate news

Drax Plc plans to rebuild either one or both of its two remaining coal-burning units to run on gas instead. The plans have been announced at the same time as the UK government is looking to phase out coal by 2025. Drax currently burns more biomass than any other...

Grangemouth Renewable Energy Plant: Briefing

Grangemouth Renewable energy biomass power station: An unsustainable, high-risk potential investment In June 2013, the Scottish Government approved a highly controversial planning application by Forth Energy for a 120 MWe biomass “combined heat and power plant” at...

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