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Solvay and Veolia plan to build RDF power plant near Nancy in France

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(F) – The chemicals group Solvay and environmental services provider Veolia intend to build a new power plant running on refuse-derived fuel (RDF) at Solvay’s site in Dombasle-sur-Meurthe, close to Nancy in the East of France. In February, the two companies announced that the project would replace three coal-fired ...

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