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February 6, 2019 |
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A combined $6.4 million from the federal and Quebec governments will support the upgrade of CelluForce's cellulose nanocrystal facility to become the world's first full commercial demonstration-scale plant of its kind.
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Under the terms of the agreement, Pacific BioEnergy will purchase all of the pellets produced at Skeena Sawmills’ new, state-of-the-art pellet plant, in support of PacBio’s long term supply agreements with power producers in Japan.
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Given the number of conveyor-related accidents that occur during routine maintenance and cleanup, every bulk material handler has a vested interest in technologies to help reduce hazards and prevent injuries.
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As part of a global initiative, Budweiser Canada announced that it is now brewed with 100 per cent renewable electricity supported by Direct Energy, one of North America's largest retail providers of electricity and natural gas.
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FAE has introduced a new forestry mulcher, the UMH/S/HP. This machine takes both productivity and safety to a new level.
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Moisture is important in any manufacturing process, but when it comes to hog fuel, waste fiber, wood chips, pellets, saw dust, shavings, and forest waste, excess moisture can ruin products. And what’s worse than a wasted effort? Economical losses and decreased productivity.
But with today’s new technology, moisture levels are easy to control. Here at MoistTech, we’ve created the IR 3000 moisture sensor, which is a non-contact form of monitoring moisture.
We guarantee biomass moisture testing and control from lab to line.
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"Japan is studying the potential for a seismic increase in wood pellet imports from western Canada – especially from British Columbia." WPAC's Gordon Murray shares the latest from the Japanese Coal Energy Center's visit to Canada to investigate Canada as a supply source.
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Bosk Bioproducts has revolutionized the way that residuals from the pulp and paper industry can be used. The Quebec City–based company is using industrial waste to create a unique form of PHAs, which are polymers naturally formed through bacterial fermentation and used in bioplastics.
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