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Wilton Biomass Energy

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Wilton (Biomass , Active)

 General Information.

Location in the UK : England, Teeside    
Type of installation: Biomass    on/offshore: on
Turbines :0  Capacity : 35 MW
Approx Date of 1st power generation: September 2007

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 Comment

Wilton Power Station is one of the largest and most efficient combined heat and power (CHP) plants in the United Kingdom.
This 270 MW plant is also linked to an associated major water treatment facility. (35MW considered green)
The Sembcorp Biomass Power Station on Teesside, which uses wood as fuel, offers farmers and landowners in Yorkshire and the north east of England the opportunity to diversify into the production of the energy crop short rotation willow coppice (SRC).
Its designers say it will emit around 200,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year LESS than a conventional power station - the equivalent in greenhouse gas reduction terms of taking 67,000 cars off Britains roads.

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Project Info
Taking shape: Teesside's latest Energy-from Waste facility
Work is well under way on WILTON 11 - the latest energy-from-waste facility in Teesside’s growing green energy hub. (Haverton Hill)

So how big is your carbon footprint?
Kelley Price takes a look at the average Teessider’s carbon footprint - and how the region’s innovators are helping us to shrink it. (WILTON 10)

Hadfield Wood Recyclers

WILTON 10 Sembcorp

SembCorp Utilities to Construct New Biomass Plant in U.K
©2018 Simon Mallett
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