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May 8, 2019 |
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The team at Canadian Biomass is delighted to introduce our newly designed website – a cleaner, more organized platform for us to share stories that matter to the Canadian bioeconomy players.
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The award recognizes a person’s drive and effort to clear financial, technological, or political hurdles to impact economic sustainability and environmental prudence.
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The Chinese National Development and Reform Commission announced a new initiative on March 1 to use biogas to partially replace coal in rural areas.
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The District of Clearwater in B.C. has been awarded the 2019 Southern Interior Local Government Association Community Excellence Award for Environmental Sustainability – Bio-Energy Systems.
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2018 was an improved year for North American pellet producers in both the domestic and export markets, according to FutureMetrics latest issue of the Pellet Market Quarterly.
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Since the beginning of Prodesa, we have always opted for a strong internationalization of our brand, expanding our borders and bringing solutions from pellet plants all over the world. Therefore, we are especially proud to communicate the success of the implementation of our latest project: Skeena Sawmills.
This is the first complete pelletizing plant designed and implemented entirely by Prodesa in Canada, a big case of success that has followed the turnkey model. These facilities have a drying band to reduce humidity and three pelletizers that raise production to 96,000 tons per year. Thanks to this new plant, chips, barks and other byproducts from the Skeena sawmill are used as raw material for the manufacture of industrial pellets destined for the international markets of Korea and Japan.
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Reg Renner has been financing biomass projects for more than a decade. He takes stock of typical challenges and successes when it comes to securing financing in 2019.
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Global trade of wood pellets jumped more than 21 per cent year-over-year in 2018 when a new record of 22.3 million tons was shipped, according to the North American Wood Fiber Review.
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