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Dust Safety Week 2021 has arrived! All week long, Canadian Biomass and Canadian Forest Industries will be sharing articles focused on dust safety best practices, technical information and solutions for keeping pellet and sawmill operations and their operators safe.
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The government’s $166-million Agricultural Clean Technology Program also provides for retrofitted older dryers and those fueled by biomass.
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A federally funded project aimed at deploying innovative technology and processes to improve fibre processing and address regional fibre availability issues in British Columbia has been announced by the Ministry of Natural Resources.
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SUEZ will use the CarbonFX torrefaction technology developed by Airex Energy for the global deployment of industrial-scale production plants.
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Covenant Energy Ltd., a Saskatchewan-based innovator of renewable fuel, has announced a number of key appointments as part of its $500-million renewable diesel fuel project.
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These newsletters will be published quarterly, and feature updates on markets, technology and innovation, safety, sustainability and more.
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The presence of dust, wood chips, particles, and debris in a work environment can significantly raise risks to life and property. NFPA 664, Standard for the Prevention of Fires and Explosions in Wood Processing and Woodworking Facilities, 2020 edition offers comprehensive criteria for designing, operating, and better protecting facilities that process wood or manufacture wood products.
The 2020 edition of the standard offers the latest requirements for specialized dust hazard mitigation. NFPA 664 and other codes and standards on dust control for risk prevention deliver support to those charged with protecting facilities. Find them all at Annex Bookstore.
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The Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC) welcomes the draft plan and is aligned with five objectives identified within it. WPAC believes that the plan sets out a sensible path and milestones for developing a sustainable biomass sector in the province.
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San Group announced it will invest $100 million into its Port Alberni, B.C., forestry operations in the next year. This includes a $15 million investment at the company’s San Specialty Sawmill, to create a biomass facility.
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