In Anglesey, Wales, UK, a biomass-fired power plant has been given the go ahead.
Anglesey Aluminium Metal Renewables proposed the 299MW plant and the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) approved it in September.
The power station will be built at Penrhos Works in Holyhead. When it is operational it will generate enough renewable electricity for around 30,000 households.
Danish biomass company Dall Energy has made its biggest ever deal with French energy firm Coriance/Caen la Mer Energie Verte
India's TruAlt Bioenergy has secured a Rs 390-crore (€42.9 million) order from leading oil marketing companies (OMCs)
"A holistic approach to address water stress as a critical part of climate change mitigation is essential," according to European Biogas Association
