Has oil had its day?
Published Date:
14 March 2008
FOR many long years Scots have enjoyed a secret fuel that has warmed us, comforted us and given us the strength and energy to see us through the day: porridge. Now comes news that should not surprise us, but could herald an energy revolution – the food group Quaker is to use byproducts from making porridge as an energy source for the factory making the cereal.
A £6 million combined heat and power biomass boiler at the factory at Uthrogle Mills in Fife will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 9,000 tonnes a year – the equivalent of the annual emissions of 3,000 cars. It will enable the site to become ca...
The full article contains 229 words and appears in The Scotsman newspaper.
-
Last Updated:
13 March 2008 9:02 PM
-
Source:
The Scotsman
-
Location:
Edinburgh
-
Related Topics:
Leader comment
,
Alternative energy sources