Proposed Klamath Falls, Oregon Biomass Incinerator Will Not Be Built

Pro­posed Kla­math Falls, Ore­gon Bio­mass Incin­er­a­tor Will Not Be Built

June 13, 2013. Source: Her­ald and News

A pro­posed bio­mass plant off High­way 66 will not be built, due to com­pli­ca­tions with its fed­er­al fund­ing source. Kla­math Falls Bioen­er­gy with­drew its appli­ca­tion for a site cer­ti­fi­ca­tion on Tuesday.

The cer­ti­fi­ca­tion process had been mired in delays with the Ener­gy Facil­i­ties Sit­ing Council.

The pro­posed plant was fierce­ly opposed by a local group, Save Our Rur­al Ore­gon, who con­tend­ed that the plant would have detri­men­tal envi­ron­men­tal impacts. Pro­po­nents of the project said it would cre­ate jobs and boost prop­er­ty tax rev­enue in the county.


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