The
company
says
new
modular,
compact
plants
could
exploit
relatively
untapped
potential
in
Europe,
south
Asia
and
Latin
America.
Areva
wants
to
reduce
cost
and
construction
time
while
allowing
the
plants
to
use
a
greater
range
of
biomass
fuels.
The
French
group
is
part
of
a
consortium
working
on
the
project,
which
has
received
funding
support
from
European
technology
incubator
KIC
InnoEnergy.
Other
consortium
partners
include
waste
treatment
giant
SITA
and
Germany’s
Karlsruhe
Institute
of
Technology.
…
