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Wood Waste, Bagasse and Municipal Solid Waste to Remain Major Feedstocks. By mid-2014, wood waste was the most-used biopower feedstock, based on cumulative capacity. Around 32% of all biopower capacity used wood waste as their primary feedstock, as it is very widely available from a number of sources, such as timber businesses. Bagasse was the second most popular, with a 25.77% share, driven by sugarcane's status as a major crop in India, Brazil and China, three of the largest biopower markets. Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), which is also a universally available feedstock, was the third most popular at 16.72%. Landfill gas, wastewater and palm oil had smaller shares, while other feedstock materials contributed 17.25% of the biopower capacity.

Brazil and the UK had the Largest Solid Biomass Capacity Additions in 2013. In 2013, Brazil installed the largest biomass power capacity globally, with 1,730 Megawatts (MW), or 29.7% of the total for that year. The UK was a distant second at 12%, with an annual capacity addition of 641 MW. India, which has a large potential for biomass power, made a significant addition to its capacity with 500 MW, which equated to 10% of the global capacity addition. Thailand, Germany, China, Poland, and Italy followed, with 7.3%, 6.5%, 5%, 4.8% and 2.6% respectively. All other countries' biomass power capacity additions accounted for the remaining 22% of the global annual capacity.

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Nearly $1 million in renovations planned at the Treasure Island Marina building will bring a new look, but also kick the Tin Roof Restaurant out of its home for up to six months.

Craig Hughes has operated the restaurant in the city owned building along the Great Miami River for five years. Hes reviewing options for survival after meeting last week with city representatives to discuss the renovations planned as part of a riverfront development effort.

We wished we could get improvements done in the building. Be careful what you wish for, Hughes said with a laugh. When he contracted with the city to run the restaurant, he spoke of dreams of canoe rentals and other river activities from and near the building that in earlier times was a focal point of river races and other events.

Initially notified that the closing would be at least 90 days beginning Jan. 1, that period was extended in the verbal discussion. Patrick Titterington, city service and safety director, said the closing could be as long as six months, give or take.

The restaurant and its equipment will need to vacate the building during construction. Hughes said hes looking at options including obtaining a food trailer to take the business on the road while the Tin Roof is displaced.

We are farm people, we know how to survive, Hughes said. Well roll with it.

The project will include repairing the deteriorating building and making vacant space, such as a room with a fireplace, usable. The alternative to renovating, Titterington said, would be demolition, costing up to an estimated $650,000.

City Council voted this summer to support the $10 million riverfront development project updating and enhancing the marina building, Treasure Island Park and Hobart Arena. Of the project, $7.2 million would be for the arena with the balance for the marina and Treasure Island Park.

The $1 million for marina renovations, in a nearly $2 million re-appropriation ordinance council approved Sept. 3, is the only construction money approved for the project so far. The balance of the re-appropriated money dollars moved from the general fund to the capital improvement fund - was for completing design of the three projects. Council still would need to vote on borrowing money for the rest of the project.

Hughes said plans for a renovated building are exciting. It is going to be a beautiful showplace when done, he said.

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The Stockton neighbourhood being filmed for the controversial Benefits Street TV show has been promised a makeover - to make it look better - claim residents.

Families in Kingston Road, Tilery, are being promised new windows, porches, gutters and roof facias as filming continues for the Channel 4 show.

Letters informed 25 households they were being included in a 60m improvement programme.

But many locals claimed it was only being done so the street does not look like a dump on television.

One resident, who did not wish to be named, said: Someone at the council must have realised that leaving this place as it was reflected badly not on us, but on the whole of Stockton, and the place would look like a dump.

So now we hear that our houses are finally going to get done up.

"Life here has suddenly turned very sweet.

Anyone who thought we were mad to get involved with Benefits Street needs to think again.

Thirteen, the housing association carrying out the work, said the refurbishing had been budgeted and planned several months ago.

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