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Scaling up the bioeconomy to appeal to the masses

Making the global bioeconomy mainstream was the theme at this year’s Scaling Up conference held in Ottawa last week. » Read more...

Unity in the pursuit of a global bioeconomy

“Keep up the pressure for a bioeconomy.” That was Green Party leader Elizabeth May’s message to industry at Day 2 of Scaling Up 2017. » Read more...

Carlsberg brewery 100% powered by biogas and green electricity

Sweden's first big brewery with zero carbon emissions from its energy consumption is powered by biogas and green electricity. » Read more...

Bioenterprise board member makes agricultural hall of fame

Robynne Anderson, a member of Bioenterprise Corporation’s Board of Directors has been inducted into the prestigious Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame in 2017. » Read more...

Combatting climate change with pellets in NB

New Brunswick’s wood pellet sector is well positioned to help the government meet its climate commitments. » Read more...

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Featured News

Anaerobic digester keeps organics out of landfills

Grimsby Energy’s digester is one of an estimated 17 operating in the province to turn biomass – including municipal compost and farm waste – into biogas to generate electricity. It is the only one buried 15 feet below ground to better withstand Canadian winters. » Read more...

What's the carbon footprint of wood pellets?

Wood pellets have a carbon footprint much lower than most alternatives, and no discussion about pellet heating is complete without talking relative carbon footprints. » Read more...

Events

Scaling up the bioeconomy to appeal to the masses

Unity in the pursuit of a global bioeconomy

Carlsberg brewery 100% powered by biogas and green electricity

Bioenterprise board member makes agricultural hall of fame

Combatting climate change with pellets in NB

Prodesa: Pellet Plants and belt dryers

Anaerobic digester keeps organics out of landfills

What's the carbon footprint of wood pellets?

NB Wood Pellet Forum

2018 Value of Biogas West Conference

Fuels of the Future

3rd Annual Alberta and Saskatchewan Renewable Energy Summit