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Applications for funding are open for all categories of applicants with shovel-ready projects, including industry associations, industry operators, entrepreneurs, technology providers, municipalities, and others.
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Yesterday, FPAC appeared before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Natural Resources to speak with MPs about how government can work with forest sector workers and communities to advance economic recovery and grow a lower carbon economy.
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As of November 2020, there are more than 1,040 certified pellet producers, traders, and service providers, in 47 countries on six continents. The total production of certified pellets for this year is close to 13 million tonnes.
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The paper shows how wind, solar, and energy storage have a very long way to go if we envision a 100 per cent fossil fuel free generation sector. FutureMetrics president William Strauss will also be presenting at CMT’s 11th Annual Biomass Pellets Trade & Power Conference.
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The utility recently began purchasing RNG from Pixley-based Calgren Dairy Fuels (Calgren), which captures the greenhouse gas-producing manure from dairy farms and turns it into RNG.
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Enviva, the largest producer of industrial pellets, entrusts PRODESA an additional pellet line for their wood pellet plant sited in Greenwood (SC).
The three new pellet mills will join the existing 15 and will add an extra production of 14 tons per hour. Once the equipment is in operation, PRODESA after sales division will ensure maximum uptime of the plant.
Recognized for its expertise on biomass production plants, PRODESA designs, develops, constructs, and provides end-to-end solutions for its customers. This new project is a great incorporation to PRODESA’s portfolio of turnkey projects in the US.
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Xylo-Carbone can produce a tonne of biochar using just four to five tonnes of green wood, versus six to seven tonnes in traditional processes. The company uses by-products from the process to generate the energy that powers the plant, making it a net zero facility.
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An hour’s drive inland from the coast of Northwest B.C., along the Skeena River, Terrace Community Forest (TCF) has found a new way to increase fibre utilization from second-growth tree stands, thanks to a grant from FEBSC: grinding and trucking wood waste.
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