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Smoking section? Tobacco-fuelled flights "This is very significant as it proves we can use this biofuel," says Ian Cruickshank, SAA Group Environmental Affairs Specialist. "It shows the industry is really changing. Four or five years ago biofuel was seen as futuristic, and today it's here." >> Read full article
Schutte-Buffalo launches easy-to-use web site Size reduction equipment maker Schutte-Buffalo’s new web site makes matching gear to a mill’s need fast and easy. >> Read full article
CHP player asks creditor for more time Hefler Lumber Products has asked creditors for more time to organize its finances, aiming to keep the lumber producer and 3.1 MW power generator running. >> Read full article




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Why pellet projects often fail to perform Making wood pellets appears to be a simple and straight forward process. The reality of making wood pellets is far more complex. Learn why this gap is so wide. >> Learn More…


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WPAC announces RFP for pellet technical services The Wood Pellet Association of Canada (“WPAC”) is inviting proposals for its Expanding Export Markets Program for the fiscal year April 1, 2016 to March 31, 2017. Services include pellet quality testing and representation on ISO Technical Committee 238. >> Read full article
Global warming to hurt boreal forests The traditional thinking goes like this: Forests in colder climates such as Alaska and Canada will do better as temperatures warm because they’ll experience longer growing seasons. But a team of researchers at UA came to the opposite conclusion. >> Read full article
Crash course on biofuels available BioFuelNet Canada will offer an interactive, online crash course on biofuels this fall. The Advanced Biofuels Course is designed for people with busy schedules, and starts September 6th. >> Read full article




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