Saint-Hyacinthe to be powered by yoghurt
The town of Saint-Hyacinthe, in Quebec, has signed an agreement with Yoplait Liberté to transform yoghurt into natural gas at it's biomethanation plant.
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The town of Saint-Hyacinthe, in Quebec, has signed an agreement with Yoplait Liberté to transform yoghurt into natural gas at it's biomethanation plant.
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