Q&A with Pinnacle’s Brenna Boyle – Survey to look at biomass production challenges

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Growth opportunities: Q&A with Pinnacle Renewable Energy’s Brenna Boyle

Initially attracted to the industry because of the sustainability of wood pellets, she is now coordinating vessel and rail operations, overseeing a crew of 10-13 men. » Read more...

Students create survey to understand challenges facing biomass production

A group of graduate students at McGill University are conducting a survey related to climate change, sustainable technologies and basic biomass production. » Read more...