Norfolk plant to use locally grown sugar beet to produce 70m litres of bioethanol
The UK last week launched its first bioethanol plant in a bid to reduce reliance on non-renewable energy sources and cut carbon emissions. The operation in Wissington, Norfolk, uses energy derived...
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