Another big European energy firm, Germany’s RWE, is making similar moves.
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Elsewhere, the U.S. Energy Information Administration lists a range of emissions from coal combustion, including carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, particulates and nitrogen oxides. RWE said each of the units had a 300 megawatt capacity."Their deployment is initially limited until 30 June 2023," it added.
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