The study included the assessment of about 60 publications and focussed on details of facilities (technology, manual vs. automatic feeding; size of plants, presence or absence of air pollution controls, etc.), fuel types (fossil, herbaceous vs. woody biomass; clean vs. contaminated), and residues (soot, mixed ashes, etc.).

What do you mean, "new type"? You still burn fossil fuels, right?

For the heat/power sector, the baseline shall be determined by the type of fossil fuel most likely to be used for new heat/power activities or facilities in the host Party.