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The federal government and the Quebec government is investing $8.575 million in CRB Innovations to support the development of a commercial pilot project to convert forestry residuals and other biomass sources into products that will be converted into biofuels and co-bioproducts.
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“With this new biocarbon pilot plant in Canada, we aim to secure long-term access to low-cost, high-quality renewable biocarbon to replace fossil coal, and further improve our competitive position for a sustainable future,” said Elkem CEO Michael Koenig.
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Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has announced new and extended contracts for more than 20 million gallons of Redeem RNG to accommodate continued demand across key business segments for the ultra-low carbon fuel produced from organic waste.
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Finna Sensors recently introduced the data-driven, near infrared (NIR) moisture sensor: the all-new OMNIR On-Line Near Infrared Sensor.
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At the PaperWeek Canada and BIOFOR conference and tradeshow in February, panelists discussing the lignin-based biorefinery value chains concluded that a global lignin culture is in the making, which will lead to multiple non-toxic, carbon-neutral and cost-effective products for use in our daily lives.
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With over 125 installations in biomass production and port facilities, AGI Tramco’s MODEL G™ en-masse conveyor has earned its popularity from its highly customizable construction and flexible design.
AGI Tramco ensures all wear parts are easy to replace making the conveyor very maintenance friendly. Their rugged construction and long operational life reduce overall operation costs resulting in increased savings over the lifetime of the conveyor. The MODEL G™ is frequently used in industries such as chemical, coal, distillation, extraction, food, grain, municipal solid waste, mining, plastic, paper, pulp, rubber.
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The Biomass and Bioenergy Research Group (BBRG) at UBC is seeking information from pellet mill manufacturers and farmers on small-scale pellet units with a capacity of less than one tonne per hour. BBRG intends to develop a mobile pellet system that can fit into the current business models of farm operators in Canada.
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In the latest episode of Pulp & Paper Canada: The Podcast, Dr. Orlando Rojas, scientific director of the UBC BioProducts Institute, discusses how Canada’s emerging bioeconomy is primed for expansion, how bio-based systems are crucial to the evolution of the pulp and paper industry, and more.
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