Burning biomass viewed as alternative to dirty coal

Biomass

12-03-10

Ontario's coal-fired power plants and cement-manufacturing plants could soon be burning biomass crops grown by farmers.

Speaking at the Growing the Margins green energy conference Wednesday in London, Robert Lyng of Ontario Power Generation (OPG) said a study on the feasibility of switching to biomass in generating plants will be released next year.

Source: www.lfpress.com/news/london/2010/03/11/13188841.html

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