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- verb To
fire (different types offuel ) together.
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Examples
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Major Utilities in Ohio have already proposed to "co-fire" giant coal plants with trees, and in some cases to switch their fuel entirely to "whole tree chipping."
Richard Wiles: Forests Are New Coal in House and Senate Climate Bills Richard Wiles 2010
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To quickly gain further economic and environmental advantages, the larger, newer coal plants that remain in operation should be required to co-fire with natural gas.
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The objective of the utility was to co-fire the Bio-Coal together with fossil coal.
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To quickly gain further economic and environmental advantages, the larger, newer coal plants that remain in operation should be required to co-fire with natural gas.
Climate Progress 2009
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As well as the ability to co-fire biomass in its coal plants,
FWi - All News 2008
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