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Biomass is too risky for most

Biomass is too risky for most

The government has agreed a generous subsidy with Drax to convert to biomass, but that deal is not available for anyone else, and new plant is too risky for most investors, says Nigel Hawkins.

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Gazprom to supply gas to Tata Chemical’s CHP plant

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Waste is a burning issue

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Lack of training could waste £7m in renewable heat projects

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Eon closest to hitting Eco targets

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Southampton City Council awards £30m Eco partnership

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RWE Npower to close Aberthaw and Didcot B power stations by 2023

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The final countdown to EMR delivery

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Independently minded

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Utility Week expert view: Trevor Loveday

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Five offshore wind schemes miss out on go-early contracts

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Industry welcomes extra renewable heat support

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Big six to pass on green levies cut

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GIB to invest in district heating

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CBI urges the Chancellor to extend Carbon Floor Price exemptions

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Spread the gain

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UKPN substation to heat Islington homes in green energy trial

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‘Policy disconnect’ leaves renewable heat feeling the cold

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Condensing biomass boilers qualify for domestic RHI

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Businesses to double in-house power generation by 2030

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