U.K. biomass plant project halted

March 10, 2014, London, England – Renewable energy developer
RES has stopped a 300-million-pound ($500 million) project to build a biomass
plant in Northumberland, northeast England, due to what it called inconsistent
government subsidies.

The 100-megawatt (MW) plant was to be built at the Port of
Blyth, creating 300 construction jobs and 50 operational jobs, RES said.

The company received permission to build the project from
the government last year.

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