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Thirty-eight biomass and forestry projects will receive $27 million from the governments of B.C. and Canada and FESBC. The project grants are intended to help create jobs while increasing the use of wood fibre that otherwise would have been burned as slash.
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At the Scaling Up Bio 2019 conference from Nov. 4-6, in Ottawa, speakers discussed the challenges and opportunities facing Canada’s developing bioeconomy.
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The initiative, launching in early 2020, will see $7.9 million in new investments made with coastal First Nations towards transitioning their remote communities’ fossil fuel-dependent electrical grids to renewable energy sources.
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Canadian Biomass spoke to three biomass boiler experts to learn some of the best practices and tips for boiler maintenance.
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Dr. Donald Smith, director and CEO of BioFuelNet Canada, explains how the Biomass Canada Research Cluster will boost ag-biomass in Canada and help grow the country’s bioeconomy.
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WSM’s Super Shredder sets a new standard in high volume biomass fiber preparation. Bigger, Stronger, and Faster – with a massive 48” diameter hammer circle and throat openings from 60” to 88” wide and operating with up to 1000 HP. Field proven for converting high volumes of pre-processed biomass (including wood chips, hogged wood, and shredded fiber materials) into a consistently sized fiber for use in pellet production, biomass power, co-firing, mulch/bedding, compost, and other value-added fiber products. WSM Super Shredders are just part of WSM’s complete line of biomass processing equipment and systems, including metering, conveying, screening, cleaning, and grinding/milling equipment.
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Chapais, Que., is now home to the biggest wood pellet plant in Eastern Canada, Granule 777. The $70-million plant, built by Barrette-Chapais sawmill, began operating in September and has a total production capacity of 210,000 tonnes per year.
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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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