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November 13, 2019 |
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A wildfire risk reduction project is ready to roll out to provide greater protection from wildfires around Sicamous, B.C. The project will also enhance the utilization of forest fibre by chipping the debris and utilizing that biomass for heat and eventually power.
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This fall, Canada’s forest products sector will launch a new national job-matching tool, The Greenest Workforce. It will help build the industry’s talent pipeline to fill an array of jobs in engineering, skilled trades, mill and woodlands operations, and administration.
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Alberta’s renewable fuel standard is set to expire in January. Canola producers hope the provincial government will replace it with a more aggressive requirement.
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Upon completion, wood pellets produced in George County, Miss., and other Enviva plants in the Gulf region will be exported through the Pascagoula Terminal to markets in Asia and Europe.
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Modern wood chip boilers imported from Europe – installed, maintained and operated by local contractors – will soon be heating the schools.
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Pinnacle Renewable Energy, the third largest producer of wood pellets in the world, relies on Prodesa expertise for the design, manufacturing and commissioning of a low temperature belt dryer for their new wood pellet plant in High Level, Alberta (Canada). The selected dryer for this 210.000 ton/y capacity plant is a low temperature belt dryer which allows reaching a higher product quality due to gentle drying, while the electricity consumption is the lowest from of all available.
This new project consolidates Prodesa's position in the market and strengthen Canada as a priority area for the Company.
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The bioeconomy is set to play a major role in developing a low-carbon, circular economy. But there are multiple barriers, such as the need for more capital to scale up projects. At the Scaling Up Bio 2019 conference from Nov. 4-6, in Ottawa, speakers spoke about the challenges and opportunities facing Canada’s developing bioeconomy.
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The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George owns and operates the Foothills Boulevard Regional Landfill and is partnering with provincial utility FortisBC to produce Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) – a purified biomethane – for the province’s gas grid.
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