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Holsworthy (Waste , Active, Waste - EFW) Location in the UK : England, South West England
Type of installation: Waste on/offshore: on
Turbines :0 Capacity : 2.3 MW
Approx Date of 1st power generation: 1993
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Holsworthy Biogas Company Project: The first large-scale centralised anaerobic digestion plant for cow slurry in the UK started operation in Holsworthy, Devon in 1993.
The amount of electricity being generated at any one time depends on the quantity and nature of the feedstocks being supplied to the plant. Typically, the plant produces 800 - 1,000 MWhs per month. Around 90% of the electricity generated at the plant is exported to the National Grid, with the other 10% powering the plant itself.
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Source: guardian, Date and Time of entry: 07 October 2020 00:00
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