DDHA breathes a sigh of relief: Biomass remains a renewable energy
Danish District Heating Association is relieved to see a new EU agreement.
BY LOUISE WENDT JENSEN, TRANSLATED BY SIMON ØST VEJBÆK & DANIEL PEDERSEN
It took close to 15 hours for negotiations between EU member nations and Parliament to sign off on a revised renewable energy directive (RED III).
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