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October 16, 2019 |
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The Ontario government has provided $100,000 for the development commission of Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Isalnd to produce an economic development plan for a proposed 150,000-tonne pellet plant.
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Last week, the industry advisory committee helping to organize DEMO International 2020 got an update about the event and another look at the active logging site just north of Ottawa/Gatineau. Check it out!
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“Quebec’s announcement to increase renewable fuel blending requirements has resulted in the launch of Phase 2 of our feasibility study for production expansion at our Varennes biorefinery,” said Jean Roberge, Greenfield’s EVP and managing director of renewable energy.
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The two new research prototypes are made from sustainably-sourced wood fibre, are fully recyclable and have an inner barrier to allow the bottles to contain beer.
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Element Markets Renewable Energy (EMRE) has been awarded a five-year contract by Monarch Bioenergy. The contract names EMRE as the exclusive marketer for the RNG produced at Monarch’s biomethane production facilities in Northern Missouri.
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Last summer, PRODESA technicians finished the commissioning for the pelleting island in the “GRAND RIVER PELLETS LIMITED” wood pellet plant (from the IRVING group) in Saint Leonard, New Brunswick. All the stages of the project, which started during the 1st semester of last year, have been successfully carried, and now the plant is producing at its nominal capacity. The pelleting line, which is the heart of this plant, includes five pellet mills with its corresponding five coolers in order to achieve the required production and quality of wood pellets.
This is another of PRODESA´s recent success stories in Canada, where the company is very active and involved in several projects at different stages.
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Canadian Biomass editor Maria Church joined a group of just over 20 wood pellet stakeholders on a bus tour of the New Brunswick’s northern wood operations over two days in late September. She shares some updates about four of the province’s pellet producers.
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WPAC’s Safety Committee, in co-operation with WorkSafeBC and media partner Canadian Biomass, are hosting a workshop on process safety bow tie analysis on Nov. 13. The workshop will include an introduction to bow tie analysis and an opportunity for participants to gain hands-on experience.
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