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University of Montana hopes to build biomass plant
September 8, 2010 /
Students are facing the loss of parking spaces to accommodate a new building that could reduce the University’s carbon footprint by 20 percent.
The University of Montana is studying the feasibility of building a “biomass plant” to superheat wood chips into a low-emissions fuel that would be burned to produce steam for the campus’ heating systems.
“The plant we are planning to build will use 60 percent less natural gas,” said Vice President of finance and administration Bob Duringer.
By Jayme Fraser
Full Story: http://www.montanakaimin.com/news/um-hopes-to-build-biomass-plant-1.1572564
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