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July 10, 2019 |
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Natural Resources Canada's Plastics Challenge is offering grant funding of up to $1.15 million for projects that develop foam insulation products from primarily forest residues.
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French energy company Total has started up production at the La Mède biorefinery in southeastern France, with the first batches of biofuel coming off the line.
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Next year’s Winter Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne, Switzerland, will feature the first-ever Olympic cauldron fuelled by wood pellets.
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Dr. Sudip Kumar Rakshit has been renewed as Canada Research Chair in Bioenergy and Biorefining Processes for a second seven-year term.
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California’s Vertimass has completed its first technology license agreement with Alliance BioEnergy Plus, Inc. to produce renewable jet fuel along with other biochemcials.
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PRODESA was born twenty years ago and from the very beginning, the company focused on the design and building of complete pellet plants with first class equipment like the very well-known Belt Dryers manufactured by PRODESA. Throughout the years, PRODESA has grown and expanded around the world. With its headquarters located in Spain and branch offices and service shops in North America, France, Latvia and Vietnam, the company is able to provide high quality after-sales service. Nowadays, PRODESA keeps growing in different markets, with many projects in the pipeline, strong innovation, close contact with clients and local after-sales resources. PRODESA is ready and in good shape for the next 20 years.
Pictured: Jose Ignacio Pedrajas and Jose Manuel Martinez, co-founders/co-owners of Prodesa Group.
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The plant will source high-quality wood fibre from Tolko’s existing sawmill in High Level, Alta., producing up to 200,000 tonnes of pellets annually. The facility will be built on Tolko land, with construction to begin shortly.
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Experts from nearly 30 countries within ISO TC 238 – the International Standards Organization Technical Committee on development of standards for solid biofuels – came together during the week of May 19.
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