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The Surrey, B.C., facility will convert curbside organic waste into renewable biofuel to fuel a fleet of natural gas powered waste collection and service vehicles. Under this closed-loop system, waste collection trucks will literally be collecting their fuel source at curbside.
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Environment Minister Catherine McKenna launched the over-$500-million Low Carbon Economy Challenge in Vancouver last week.
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Wood is already a common home heating source in many rural, forested communities, but there is a lot more to be done to increase the efficiency of older systems and to develop local biomass supply chains.
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Researchers studying whether concrete is made stronger by infusing it with microscopic-sized nanocrystals from wood are moving from the laboratory to the real world with a bridge that will be built in California this spring.
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From automatic pellet fuel feeding to tracking heavy particles in a gas stream, biomass boiler technology has come a long way over the years. Canadian Biomass takes a look at the newest boiler technology for Canadian customers in 2018.
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Pinnacle and West Fraser have begun the conversion of an existing particle board facility in Smithers, B.C., to a wood pellet production facility. The plant will have an annual capacity of 125,000 metric tonnes, with production expected to begin in the third quarter of 2018.
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To accelerate the industrial bioeconomy, it is critical that we follow the strategy of maximum value extraction from the biomass, writes Sandy Marshall, the executive director at Bioindustrial Innovation Canada. “Production of bioenergy is important to the bioeconomy as it allows industry to extract value from the residual products remaining.”
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April 11-12, 2018
Location: Omni Hotel at CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.
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