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South Africa Turns Invasive Trees into Green Fuel for Europe

The Coega Biomass Centre is shipping 30,000 tonnes of wood pellets to Europe, with most of the wood coming from invasive trees cleared to restore land in South Africa’s Eastern Cape. That is according to commercial manager Thean Knoetze, who said on Friday 11 September that the pellets, made over the past year, were being […]

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