Willow plantations

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 9 March 1999, 19(2)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: The planting of high yielding willows in short rotation coppices (SRCs) could provide part of the answer to growing demands for clean energy. Yorkshire Water's Arable Biomass Renewable Energy project (Arbre) uses wood chips to power gas turbines.

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The planting of high yielding willows in short rotation coppices (SRCs) could provide part of the answer to growing demands for clean energy. Yorkshire Water's Arable Biomass Renewable Energy project (Arbre) uses wood chips to power gas turbines.

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