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From Feb. 25-27, WPAC’s Gordon Murray attended the IEA Clean Coal Centre’s annual workshop on co-firing biomass with coal in Kokura, Japan. Some of the main takeaways include potential opportunities for Canada and the importance of co-firing for fighting climate change.
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“We need to change how we value our energy and forestry resources: moving from the allure of cheap electricity and gas to schemes that integrate broader community and stakeholder objectives,” writes Tim Hoy, president of Clean Energy Consulting, in the latest Final Thoughts column.
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FPInnovations has identified protective face masks as a product for which the sector could rapidly offer a viable solution from forest-based resources. The organization has mandated researchers to develop a project proposal that includes a preliminary plan.
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The paper discusses the efficacy of using pellets for power and how opponents to using pellets for power use poorly crafted arguments based on faulty logic.
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The nine-member council has been set up to provide strategic vision for WBA’s activities, guidance on how to develop the biogas sector globally, new alliances and partnerships for WBA and its members, and more.
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Nova Scotia’s newest wood pellet producers are taking measured steps to reinvigorate a 22-year-old plant with a shaky past but a bright future under new ownership.
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Canadian cleantech company Sustane Technologies is on the cusp of scaling up a potentially disruptive technology and business case to turn more than 90 per cent of a municipality’s household garbage into biomass pellets, synthetic diesel and recyclable material.
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