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April 17, 2019 |
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New funding is allowing Pond Technologies Holdings to move forward with Phase 1 of its project in southern Ontario that is expected to produce 3,500 tonnes of algae and sequester around 6,300 tonnes of CO2 a year.
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The project will study the socio-economic costs and benefits of adapting to climate-induced changes in Atlantic Canada’s forests.
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The government says the changes will help prevent major forest licensees from controlling the market for milling and forest tenure holdings.
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The federal government has awarded $4 million in financial assistance for a one-of-a-kind bioproducts processing and conversion centre in Saguenay, Que.
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The new process, known as Hydrothermal Processing, reduces greenhouse gas emissions by three times that of traditional anaerobic digestion and costs about half.
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The advantages of the belt dryer for pellet production are well known: using waste energy from other processes, the combination of different thermal sources, minimal risk of fire and optimal final product quality.
PRODESA belt dryers (manufactured under Swiss Combi license) also have the advantage of the double layer system for the pellet industry. This means that on the last section of the dryer a second product layer is formed, achieving a more homogeneous, stable and efficient drying result.
PRODESA has successfully included this system in many pellet plants all over the world (America, Europe, Asia).
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"From a sustainability perspective, numerous existing policies and guidelines for harvesting of woody biomass in Canadian jurisdictions could definitively support an increase in biomass removal," writes Nicolas Mansuy a research scientist with the Canadian Forest Service.
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Over the past two years, softwood fibre prices were up over 20 per cent in the U.S. Northwest, Western Canada, the Nordic countries and Germany, according to the Wood Resource Quarterly.
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