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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
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Shreya Biswas and ET Science Desk

In 2009, Granville Ecopark began its planning process for food-waste anaerobic digestion; it now has capacity to export 4.8 MWe of renewable electricity to Northern Ireland’s grid

Food waste is being used as a resource at Granville Ecopark in Dungannon, Northern Ireland, where an enhanced anaerobic digestion facility uses food waste to produce biogas for electricity generation.

Edina says Granville Ecopark has the capacity to export 4.8 MWe of renewable electricity onto Northern Ireland’s local grid.

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