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Based on the current circumstances and uncertain timelines, the Canadian Woodlands Forum, SBC Cedar, and show and conference partners, have decided to postpone DEMO International 2020 until 2021.
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Kruger Specialty Papers temporarily shut down its Brompton, Que., newsprint, specialty papers and biomass facility, affecting 272 jobs, on April 3.
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Resolute donated $40,000 to United Way Centraide Canada in Montreal, and $25,000 to the Thunder Bay COVID-19 Community Response Fund.
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“Right now, all marine partners in the Port of Halifax are together working very hard to maintain supply chain fluidity and keep cargo moving through our international gateway,” said Captain Allan Gray, president and CEO, Halifax Port Authority.
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The landmark shipment, which arrived at ABP’s Port of Immingham on March 25, will help Drax to continue to produce the electricity the UK needs during the COVID-19 crisis.
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Most wood fuel boilers are designed to operate with fuel of moisture content of a limited range. Feeding fuel that is outside this tolerated range the boiler will either result in inefficiency, leading to increased emissions, or error the control system and fail to function at all. MoistTech's IR-3000 Moisture Sensor allows you to do instant, non-contact, continuous moisture measurement providing:
• Reduced Energy Cost
• Lowered Purchasing Cost
• Dryer Control
• Increased Productivity
• 100% Product Inspection
• Reduction in Explosion Risk
• Immediate ROI
Excess moisture can have a large impact on final product quality - see how moisture control can improve your process
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Canadian Biomass is hosting a FREE one-hour webinar on April 13 at 1:00 p.m. EST, sponsored by WPAC, during which William Strauss, president of FutureMetrics, will share his insights on the potential effects of the pandemic on the industrial wood pellet industry.
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On April 2, the federal government moved to recognize that Canada’s forest products sector and its workers provide essential products and services to Canadians.
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