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July 24, 2019 |
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The federal government is handing out $300,000 to two small businesses for projects that would improve the compostability of bioplastics made from forest-based residue.
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The first shipment of wood chips has arrived at Asnæs Power Station, and the project team behind the two-year conversion process of the CHP plant is currently preparing to fire up the boilers with wood chips for the first time.
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The Interior Forest Sector Renewal process, announced by the B.C. government in April, aims to act on the factors contributing to mill closures.
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Two projects that will use gene extraction technology on residuals from pulp and paper mills are receiving more than $815,000 in funding from Genome BC and the BC Pulp & Paper BioAlliance.
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Bunge Limited, a U.S. headquartered agribusiness and food company, and U.K. oil and gas company BP plc are joining forces to establish a bioenergy company in Brazil.
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Granules LG is investing $2.2 million in new equipment, storage capacity and manufacturing processes at its Saint-Félicien, Que., wood pellet facility. The goal for the company is to move towards a “smart” pellet plant, complete with data-optimized and artificial intelligence-controlled operating systems.
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Aries Clean Energy is taking concrete steps to begin construction of New Jersey’s first biosolids-only gasification facility. The plant will process 400 tons of biosolids daily into clean renewable energy.
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