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Sugar company has opened a cogeneration facility that uses waste

2013-03-27 06:59:00| Sugar Industry News

One of the country\'s biggest sugar companies has opened a cogeneration facility that uses waste from its processes to produce enough electricity to meet one-third of Mackay City\'s power needs, as well as supply steam and electricity to its own mill and sugar refinery.

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