Vattenfall to fire up biomass expansion

James S Murray
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Company calls for definition of biomass to be expanded to make it easier for new plants to source sustainable fuel

Scandinavian energy giant Vattenfall has this week called on the EU to extend the definition for biomass power to help ensure the company will be able to source enough officially approved renewable fuel...

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