The report emphasises the significant carbon and energy benefits of recovering energy from waste wood, which is currently a largely untapped biomass resource readily available in municipal, construction, demolition, commercial and industrial waste streams.
This coincides with the dedication of a £4 million fund to support the installation of biomass-fuelled heating and combined heat and power projects by industrial, commercial and community sectors.
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Posted on 24th April 2008
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