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The organization has deep concerns about the current Clean Fuels Standard (CFS) proposed by the Canadian government, are opposed to the criteria for land use, and ask for transparency around carbon numbers and any certification processes.
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Forestry Innovation Investment Ltd., a crown corporation of the government of British Columbia, recently gave its website “naturally:wood” a new look and for the first time ever it also now features wood pellets.
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“SAF offers the only viable alternative to fossil liquid fuels for powering commercial aircraft with an immediate potential to reduce aviation’s greenhouse gas emissions,” said Thorsten Lange, executive vice-president for renewable aviation at Neste.
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“The third annual Canadian BioDesign Conference was virtual this year and went better than expected. We had over 400 registrants which is more than attended in our previous conferences in person (150 – 200),” said A.J. (Sandy) Marshall, executive director of Bioindustrial Innovation Canada.
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The new law sets firm sustainability criteria for preserving carbon stocks and carbon sinks in source forests, and for protecting natural areas and biodiversity, among other measures.
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Thanks to the first class equipment, same design criteria and proven equipment as the big plants, the containerized pellet plant, designed and commissioned by PRODESA in Texas (USA) at the beginning of the year, presents a higher performance, 20% above the nominal production.
With a small size and a compact design, PelletBOX combines multiple modules to increase capacity. In fact, some of the current projects in the US have been designed to integrate several PelletBOX units and extend the production volume.
PelletBOX by PRODESA joins the reliability and quality of PRODESA pellet plants with the versatility of a containerized plant.
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This year’s Wood Pellet Association of Canada Conference and AGM, held virtually because of the pandemic, ran from Sept. 22 to Sept. 24. It attracted nearly 500 professionals from across North America and around the world. Here are some of the key takeaways.
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“Projects being considered for Intake seven will be for increased utilization of wood fibre that would normally be left as waste or the rehabilitation of forests where low value or damaged areas can be cleared to then be reforested to grow healthier forests,” said Steve Kozuki, Executive Director, FESBC.
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