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J&R Mechanical is building the district heating system, which will be powered by a 390-kW wood pellet boiler. It will heat the N.W.T.’s central warehouse and three privately-owned buildings.
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The companies will explore opportunities and projects in areas including advanced sustainable fuels, advocacy for further decarbonization in the aviation sector, renewable power solutions and generation, carbon management and emerging technology.
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The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board and IFM Investors will acquire 100 per cent of Enwave’s Canadian business while Enwave’s U.S. business is being acquired by QIC and Ullico.
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Aemetis Carbon Zero production plants commercialize patented technology exclusive to Aemetis utilizing agricultural and forest waste wood feedstocks.
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ECB Group Paraguay and Shell Trading (U.S.) have signed a multi-year contract that will provide more than 500 million litres of renewable diesel and renewable jet fuel per year to Shell, one of the world’s largest energy companies.
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DRAX Biomass, part of energy corporation Drax Group, signed an agreement to develop new pellet production facilities in Arkansas.
PRODESA has a long-term experience carrying out biofuel production facilities with the highest technologies; covering from the conception until the commissioning and operation of the plant. From its service center in Atlanta (GA), PRODESA will provide further assistance once the plant is in operation, pursuing its consolidation as local pellet production partner.
This new contract ties in with other turnkey projects under development in the area and reinforces PRODESA as a leading pellet production supplier in the US.
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Canadian Biomass, CFI, and Pulp & Paper Canada magazines are excited to host the Women in Forestry Virtual Summit! Join us on March 9 to connect with thought leaders who are working to promote equity, diversity and inclusion in Canada’s forest industry.
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The funds will support 15 projects, with individual grants of $6,000 too $663,748. Altogether, the projects will use 250,000 cubic metres of post-harvest waste wood to produce wood pellets, pulp, electricity generation and more.
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