£100m waste energy power plant planned

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Site will convert medical and chemical waste into clean fuels

US renewable energy specialists Forever Green Enterprises and International Power Group have announced a partnership to build a $227m (£128m) plant to convert medical and chemical waste into hydrogen,...

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