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French Biomass Boiler Obtains €11 Million from European Commission

The European Commission has sanctioned a €11 million grant to France under the EU state aid regulations for constructing a 43 MW biomass boiler utilizing renewable sources such as biomass. Joaquin Almunia, Vice-President of the Commission stated that this project would help to achieve EU 2020 environmental objectives, without unnecessarily altering competition.

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This boiler with its 43 MW heat production capability would partially substitute the existing unit that utilizes natural gas for achieving 76 MW capacity, which would lead to reduction in CO2 levels of almost 75,000 tons per year, and also encourage the promotion of biomass technology on a commercial scale.

The European Commission is the executive body of EU representing and upholding the interests of Europe in total. It helps in developing proposals for new laws in Europe and manages the everyday business of executing EU policies and utilizing EU funds. The commission also ensures that European laws and treaties are followed.

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