biomethane
05/31/2018
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By Edsel Cook
Duke suspends its plans for a new gas power plant and will focus on generating energy from pig waste
Duke University has indefinitely suspended its plan for a natural gas power plant on its campus. According to an article in the Energy News Network, the school will be getting its energy needs from methane biogas made from hog waste. The decision is the culmination of a two-year struggle between the similarly-named but unrelated Duke Energy and an alliance […]
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