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New report: Grangemouth biomass plant may not be financially viable

PRESS RELEASE 25th October 2017 Grangemouth biomass plant may not be financially viable The new Grangemouth Renewable Energy plant, a biomass CHP (combined heat-and-power) plant, may not be able to be built due to a shortfall in funding, according to a new report....

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GE Trees: Presentation to the National Academy of Sciences

Forests in Crisis - but Biotechnology is not the Solution   On 27th March 2018, members of Biofuelwatch and Global Justice Ecology presented evidence to the National Academies of Sciences via a webinar about the impacts and dangers of genetically engineered...

Biomass Basics

What are the problems with big biomass? In a nutshell - there are three problems: 1) It takes huge areas of land and huge quantities of wood to supply a tiny fraction of the energy we use. 2) Burning biomass emits CO2 to the atmosphere, just as burning fossil fuels...

UK Coal Phaseout to be introduced with dangerous loopholes and delays

Biofuelwatch briefing about the UK Government's coal phaseout decision announced in January 2018. "The Government announced in 2015 that it seeks to end coal burning for electricity within a decade, albeit only if “ a shift to new gas can be achieved within these...

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Letter to Adur Councillors

Leaflet with letter to Adur Councillors opposing Edgeley Green Power's application for a 32 MW biofuel power station in Shoreham-on-Sea

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