As little as possible.
As was mentioned in the post So – They have Tried to Convince You to Be Concerned about Fibrowatt’s Water Usage…, the Fibrominn plant typically uses about 100 – 125 gallons per minute (gpm) of water, most of which is used to reduce air emissions from the plant.
Is this a lot of
Posted by Terry Walmsley on July 21, 2010 in Q-and-A
Like most people, you have probably noticed that power plants are often located next to a river, lake or the ocean. This location is not a surprise as power plants typically have required significant water resources for cooling purposes.
When Fibrowatt began development of it projects in North Carolina, local opposition would often try
Posted by Terry Walmsley on July 20, 2010 in North Carolina
As we have heard from Chairman Johnson, on Monday May 17, 2010 the Surry County Board of Commissioners voted to end negotiations with Fibrowatt regarding the development of the FibroHills Biomass Power Plant within the county. This action came as a result of a long and very contentious debate over the future direction of
Posted by Terry Walmsley on May 20, 2010 in North Carolina
Another sign of progress for Fibrowatt in North Carolina: The Company announced that it has signed an agreement with Fagen, Inc. to handle the engineering and construction of its first biomass power plant in North Carolina. This agreement can be extended to cover all of the North Carolina projects proposed for Montgomery, Sampson, and
Posted by Terry Walmsley on October 5, 2009 in North Carolina
