About Drax Group
Drax Group is a developer / asset owner headquartered in Selby, United Kingdom, active across bioenergy. The WoREA Buyers Guide profile covers biomass generation, pellets and carbon-removal development. This unclaimed directory entry is based on public industry information and can be claimed by an authorised company representative.
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Biomass generation, pellets and carbon-removal development
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Drax condemns Tory U-turn as “reckless and irresponsible”
Last week, Claire Coutinho, UK shadow net zero secretary, backtracked on the former Conservative government's previous approval of Drax fittings its Selby biomass facility…
Case Study: Drax Biomass Power Station
Project Overview Drax Biomass Power Station, located in North Yorkshire, England, is one of the largest biomass power facilities in the world. Initially a…
Drax’s new Elimini enterprise eyes “20 potential BECCS sites” in North America
Drax has launched Elimini, a new US-based business with an ambition to be a leader in carbon removals.The company is dedicated to permanently removing…
Drax Biomass backed by UK Guarantee
Drax Group Plc has announced that private funding for the conversion of their coal-fired power station to biomass will be the first to be…
Brown’s Government Says Carbon Plants Will Add 100,000 Jobs
Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s government said carbon capture and storage projects may add 6.5 billion pounds ($10 billion) a year to the U.K. economy…
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