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RWE’s Coal-Power Plant in Tilbury to Become Britain’s Largest Wood Burner
Apr. 08, 2011 12:52PM PST
Industrial MetalsBloomberg reported that RWE AG (ETR:RWE) will be converting its high-emissions coal-powered plant to wood pellets.
Bloomberg reported that RWE AG (ETR:RWE) will be converting its high-emissions coal-powered plant to wood pellets.
The market news is quoted as saying:
British generators that mix biomass with coal are eligible for at least half a renewable certificate for every megawatt- hour they produce. These are tradable and were worth about 49.89 pounds a megawatt-hour in the last certificate auction on March 29.
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