SinoFortone Group, a private Chinese development company, has pledged £2bn to build 299MW biomass power stations in two sites in the Wales, one in Holyhead and the other in Port Talbot, UK. The biomass stations combine heat and power to generate electricity from imported plant waste that will power homes, and any excess heat will be used to warm indoor ponds that harvest seafood and hydroponic units that grow vegetables.
SinoFortone Group, a private Chinese development company, has pledged £2bn to build 299MW biomass power stations in two sites in the UK, one in Holyhead and the other in Port Talbot, Wales. The biomass stations combine heat and power to generate electricity from imported plant waste that will power homes, and any excess heat will be used to warm indoor ponds that harvest seafood and hydroponic units that grow vegetables.