The answer is, yes, these projects for biomass electric will be eligible, and the Department should give full consideration to these projects along with those mentioned in the committee report. These appear to be promising technologies, and we will urge the department to fully consider them.
Discussing eligibility of biomass electric projects for consideration by the Department.
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