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The UK�s Largest ever renewables Project gets go-ahead
Submitted:�21�November�2007
The Last night, John Hutton announced that Prenergy�s 350MW Biomass Project had been given consent.
The project will be built at Port Talbot, and will be fuelled by sustainably grown wood, certified to the highest international standards.

�At 350 MW, this project is larger than all our existing biomass plant put together,� said Gaynor Hartnell, Deputy Director of the Renewable Energy Association. �It will produce as much renewable electricity as the largest offshore wind farm. We need a dramatic expansion of renewable energy at all scales, in the move to a more sustainable energy future.�
Matthew Carse of Prenergy Power said: �This is a groundbreaking step, not only for Port Talbot but for environmentally friendly power generation in the UK as a whole. Using wood chip from independently certified sustainable forestry, which ensure harvested trees are replanted, means that generation is carbon neutral and sustainable. Port Talbot�s deepwater facilities mean that fuel can be brought to the plant cleanly and easily. It�s an ideal location.�
Please see the full REA press release below.
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