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October 30, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Port plan boost for energy plant

Proposals to extend a dock on Teesport to serve a £400m renewable energy plant have been given the go ahead. MGT Power wants to build the facility, which would burn 2.4m tonnes of wood chips a year, on land next to the main southern dock.

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Proposals to extend a dock on Teesport to serve a £400m renewable energy plant have been given the go ahead. MGT Power wants to build the facility, which would burn 2.4m tonnes of wood chips a year, on land next to the main southern dock.

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