Kalocsa Hőerőmű plans to build a 50MW biomass-fueled power plant and an artificial fertilizer factory in the town of Kalocsa, Király said. The two plants will employ 70-80 people and burn some 300,000 tons of crop waste a year. The construction of the factories will begin next year and is expected to be finished by the end of 2008, with operations due to start in January 2009.
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