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P&G Bets on Biomass

P&G new production plant will be powered by plants.

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By: TOM BRANNA

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Procter & Gamble's new paper plant will be powered by, well plants—or biomass to be more specific. The company will develop a 50-megawatt biomass plant that will help run its Bounty paper towel & Charmin toilet tissue plant in Albany, Georgia USA. The biomass plant will turn scrap wood into steam and electricity, providing 100% of the steam P&G needs to make Bounty and Charmin. What’s more, the incoming biomass will provide up to 60-70% of the site's overall energ...

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