k Power from poultry litter. A technician overlooks fuel hoppers at the Fibropower plant at Eye in Suffolk, England. The fuel is poultry litter a dried mixture of woodshavings, straw and chicken droppings purchased from local poultry farms. To prevent odours escaping, the fuel hall is kept at a slight negative pressure relative to the atmosphere. The workers wear positive pressure breathing apparatus, to prevent inhaling the dusty, ammonia laden air of the hall. The fuel is used to generate a net 12.5 megawatts of electricity, and ash from the furnaces is recycled as a nitrate free fertiliser. MODEL RELEASED Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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: Power from poultry litter. A technician overlooks fuel hoppers at the Fibropower plant at Eye in Suffolk, England. The fuel is poultry litter - a dried mixture of woodshavings, straw and chicken droppings - purchased from local poultry farms. To prevent odours escaping, the fuel hall is kept at a slight negative pressure relative to the atmosphere. The workers wear positive pressure breathing apparatus, to prevent inhaling the dusty, ammonia- laden air of the hall. The fuel is used to generate a net 12.5 megawatts of electricity, and ash from the furnaces is recycled as a nitrate- free fertiliser. MODEL RELEASED
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: Power from poultry litter. A technician overlooks fuel hoppers at the Fibropower plant at Eye in Suffolk, England. The fuel is poultry litter - a dried mixture of woodshavings, straw and chicken droppings - purchased from local poultry farms. To prevent odours escaping, the fuel hall is kept at a slight negative pressure relative to the atmosphere. The workers wear positive pressure breathing apparatus, to prevent inhaling the dusty, ammonia- laden air of the hall. The fuel is used to generate a net 12.5 megawatts of electricity, and ash from the furnaces is recycled as a nitrate- free fertiliser. MODEL RELEASED

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