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Study finds Nova Scotia ideal for biofuel sector

A new study shows Nova Scotia has strong potential to develop an innovative biorefinery that produces fuel from renewable sources of fibre. » Read more...

Cochrane hopeful for restart of cogen plant

Officials of a northern Ontario town expect a nearby idled biomass cogeneration facility will be up and running as early as the summer. » Read more...

Hurst Boiler celebrates 50 years

Hurst Boiler began in 1967 as a small repair company of industrial boilers and equipment. » Read more...

Kraton ups price of pine-derived polymer

Kraton Corporation has announced a general price increase on all Kraton SIS polymers. » Read more...

Barko Hydraulics names new president

Joel Larsen has been named the new president of Barko Hydraulics, charged with overseeing all company activities. » Read more...

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Featured News

First Micro T35 CHP plant in U.S. opens

TTcogen LLC unveiled Friday the first fully installed and operational TEDOM Micro T35 CHP unit in the United States. TEDOM's specialized line of cogeneration equipment has the power to operate on biofuel. » Read more...

Researchers link methane to climate change

Brock University researchers Uwe Brand and Nigel Blamey have recently shown that a huge release of methane into the Earth’s atmosphere near the end of the Permian geological period was responsible for what’s been described as the “greatest natural catastrophe that’s been experienced by life on Earth.” » Read more...

Events

Study finds Nova Scotia ideal for biofuel sector

Cochrane hopeful for restart of cogen plant

Hurst Boiler celebrates 50 years

Kraton ups price of pine-derived polymer

Barko Hydraulics names new president

Prodesa: Pellet Plants and belt dryers

First Micro T35 CHP plant in U.S. opens

Researchers link methane to climate change

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