Tiago Thomaz will be attending the European Pellet Conference in Wels (25-26 February 2015) - don't hesitate to email him to organise a meeting!
Thursday, 22 January 2015
European Pellet Conference 2015
Tiago Thomaz will be attending the European Pellet Conference in Wels (25-26 February 2015) - don't hesitate to email him to organise a meeting!
World Biomass Power Markets
Chris Moore will be attending the World Biomass Power Markets conference in Amsterdam on 18-19 February – don’t miss the opportunity to meet
with Chris! Just drop him an email – the contact details are on the website in the "Our Team" section.
Saturday, 10 January 2015
Norway's Statkraft To Invest $8 Billion In Renewables
Statkraft biomass NEWS
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Statkraft Imports more EnPlus Pellets for the UK RHI
Statkraft has imported more pellets into the UK as part of its growing presence in the RHI market. These pellets, sourced in Portugal, demonstrate a carbon saving in excess of 80% compared with the UK statutory requirement for 60%.
RWE scraps plan to sell Georgia Biomass - From Argus
RWE scraps plan to sell Georgia Biomass
07 Jan 2015 15:01 GMT
London, 7 January (Argus) — German utility RWE has decided not to continue with the sale of US wood-pellet subsidiary Georgia Biomass, which operates the US' largest pellet manufacturing plant.
The commercial terms offered for the plant did not meet expectations, RWE said. The company will now "examine the next steps and possible options for Georgia Biomass", RWE said, but declined to comment further on those options at this stage.
RWE Innogy launched the sale of Georgia Biomass in May as part of its shift in strategy to focus less on the biomass business and more on wind and solar power generation.
At the time of the announcement, other European utilities, as well as private-equity groups looking at opportunities in the wood-based renewables business showed interest in the sale.
Meanwhile, RWE has a contract-for-differences subsidy agreement from the UK government for the coal-to-biomass conversion of its 320MW Lynemouth power plant, which is still awaiting EU state aid clearance.
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