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Waste could provide UK with unlimited energy resource

Waste could provide UK with unlimited energy resource

December 14th, 2017 | Energy, Food & Agriculture

Three energy companies have proposed cleaner burning systems in waste to electricity generation, under a UK-funded competition. Waste offers the...

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