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That, in turn, can be burned to generate electricity.
It aims to use the animals' digestive ruminations to create biogas that can be burned to generate electricity.
Biogas produced in anaerobic digesters can be burned to generate heat or used in combustion engines to produce electricity.
The methane gas produced may be collected and used directly as a fuel for cooking or heating, or it can be burned to generate electricity.
The output includes hydrogen and carbon monoxide, which together are known as syngas, for synthetic gas, and can be burned to generate electricity or made into ethanol or diesel fuel.
This waste will be burned to generate electricity for the National Grid and cogenerate to provide heat for local industries in the form of steam.
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(The lignin is burned to generate heat for the process).
There, resident bacteria release the natural gas within, which is burned to generate heat and electricity.
The syngas is then reacted with steam to produce CO2 and hydrogen, and the latter is burned to generate power.
Coal ash — the stuff left over after coal is burned to generate electricity — contains significant amounts of arsenic, lead, selenium, mercury, and other heavy metals.
On Sunday, the search appeared to have moved to a waste-processing facility on the industrial fringe of Hartford where trash from much of New Haven, as well of the rest of the state, is burned to generate electric power.
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