April 15 — Electricity generated from wood and other waste products was on a roll for a 10-year stretch beginning in 2004. But since 2014, when power production from biomass peaked at 71.7 megawatt hours, expansion has come to an end, the Energy Department reported.
— Houston Chronicle
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