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August 14, 2019 |
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Two central B.C. loggers are collaborating on a new initiative to salvage logging debris in areas impacted by the 2017 wildfires.
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The Wood Pellet Association of Canada's key business plan priority areas for 2019 included advocacy and market support, safety, and research and technical development. WPAC executive director Gordon Murray delivers a progress report of their efforts so far this year.
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Higher sales volumes in the second quarter of 2019 from new wood pellet facilities coming online are behind a 22.4 per cent year-over-year increase in revenue for Pinnacle Renewable Energy, the company reports.
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"With the addition of three recent operational facilities, the 101 RNG production sites across the continent equate to nearly 150 per cent growth over the past five years from the 41 projects built between 1982 and 2014," The Coalition For Renewable Natural Gas states.
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NewEnergyBlue intends to build a series of biomass refineries across grain belts and sugar-growing regions to process agricultural residues like wheat straw, cornstalks, and sugar bagasse into bioethanol.
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Prodesa has always bet strongly on internationalization as one of the key points of our philosophy. Our geographical expansion is the result of both ambition to overcome new challenges and the need to be close to the client in order to offer a fast and efficient service. Therefore, we have founded Prodesa Asia, based in Vietnam, to provide a local response to the needs of the Asian market. This new subsidiary has a workshop that will provide assistance at the post-sales service level to current projects, as well as at the commercial level to take advantage of new opportunities in this large market.
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The Oujé-Bougoumou Cree Nation in Northern Quebec is replacing its nearly 30-year old biomass boiler system with the largest containerized wood biomass boiler built in Canada.
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Earlier this month, the Biomass Energy Network hosted a visiting delegation from Queensland, Australia to discuss how Alberta and Queensland can work together to develop a successful bioeconomy in both regions.
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