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Coal no more: Pushing for biomass conversion

Transitioning away from coal. That was the main theme at Day 1 of this year’s WPAC conference in Ottawa last week. » Read more...

Drax chief executive Dorothy Thompson to step down

British power producer Drax said chief executive Dorothy Thompson will step down after 12 years in the role. » Read more...

Origin Materials to build oxidation pilot plant in ON

Origin Materials will locate its oxidation pilot plant at the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park in Ontario for terephthalic acid and furandicarboxylic acid production. » Read more...

BioNB names winner of Bioscience Achievement Award

Over 150 people gathered for the presentation of the award and the celebration of the substantial growth experienced by the province’s bioscience sector in recent years. » Read more...

Cargill to build state-of-the-art biodiesel plant in Kansas

The $90-million biodiesel plant is set to open January 2019, and will produce 60 million gallons of biodiesel annually. » Read more...

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‘Safety is everybody’s business’: WPAC keynote drives message home

Working to improve safety measures in the wood pellet industry is, thankfully, not an uncommon topic these days, but a safe work environment can only be achieved if all members of a team are engaged and committed to adopting that safety culture. » Read more...

Scaling Up Bio conference back by popular demand in Ottawa

The Canadian conference dedicated to advancing bio-based projects beyond pilot and demonstration plants is once again taking place in Ottawa this November. » Read more...

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