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The Belgian industry-run, advertising-standard authority in October ruled that Swedish auto maker Saab Automobile, a unit of General Motors Corp., must pull a print campaign in which it claimed that its "Biopower" range of cars make the roads "finally turn green."
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There's an energy harvesting device called Biostream, based on the back end of a tuna's tail by a company called Biopower.
Green guru: Janine Benyus, biologist and business leader 2010
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Managing the Costs of Life: Feminism, Biopower, and the Debate over Pregnancy Disability, 1974–78
Archive 2008-01-01 Mary L. Dudziak 2008
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Biopower, on the other hand, refers to the direct combustion of biomass for energy.
Renewable energy 2008
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Biopower, promoting both the integration of biomass gasification systems with modern gas-turbine/steam-turbine generation systems, and the co-firing of biomass with coal at levels ranging from 5-15% biomass by heat value.
Fact Sheet On Promoting Bioenergy And Biobased Products ITY National Archives 2000
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Biopower, promoting both the integration of biomass gasification systems with modern gas-turbine/steam-turbine generation systems, and the co-firing of biomass with coal at levels ranging from 5-15% biomass by heat value.
Fact Sheet On Development And Use Of Bio Based Technologies ITY National Archives 2000
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The Bioenergy Corridor is a collection of research centers, commercial forestry infrastructure and manufacturers that includes the Biofuels, Biopower and Biomaterials Initiative at The University of Georgia, Georgia Tech's Strategic Energy Institute and several biodiesel factories and ethanol plants.
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The joint venture MW Power Oy, the result of a combination of Wartsila's Biopower business and Metso's Heat
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And because of Biopower and the Spectacle, it's increasingly difficult to separate any of these figures.
Anarchist news dot org - News for anarchists and their friends 2010
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There's an energy harvesting device called Biostream, based on the back end of a tuna's tail by a company called Biopower.
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