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AEA wins Scottish algae biofuel programme work 
Biofuel Review | Thu, Dec 3
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A contract covering the foresighting and economic modelling work for Scottish Enterprise's recently integrated ITI Energy Seaweed Anaerobic Digestion (SAD) programme has been awarded to AEA, it was announced today (3rd December). The £3.7 million R D programme aims to exploit the pot...
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