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In partnership with Ledcor Group and Arrow Transportation Systems Inc., FESBC and the Clinton Community Forest aimed to recover as much burned and waste fibre as possible. $512,000 in funding was provided to recover and utilize 32,000 cubic metres of low-quality residual fibre.
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BioNB, along with its partners the Nova Scotia Innovation Hub, CCNB-INNOV, and IGNITE Atlantic, have launched a virtual tour series highlighting some of the bioeconomy assets and companies in Atlantic Canada.
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The Auburn-led portion of this interdisciplinary project will focus on bio-resin development as a feedstock for 3D printing. This process will include conversion of biomass into chemicals and nanomaterials to help improve the sustainability of the resin.
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When completed, the Del Rio Dairy digester project will capture the waste from more than 7,500 milking cows and generate an anticipated 1.1 million gallons of RNG annually.
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“The recent productivity advances in Viridos’ technology are an opportunity to turn CO2 into renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuels, providing an essential component for the decarbonization of the heavy-duty transportation industry,” said Viridos’ CEO, Dr. Oliver Fetzer.
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PRODESA has signed an agreement to develop a complete pellet plant with a capacity of production of 68 000 ton pellets per year in Houtaud, France, near Switzerland border.
The scope of supply comprises the design, manufacturing and construction as well as the assembly supervision and commissioning of the plant, that will integrate the existing belt dryer and will include ProGranul equipment. Once operational, Prodesa ProGranul France team will provide after sales assistance.
This project is a proud achievement for the Company that establish Prodesa as a competitive player all over the world.
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Simon Fraser University’s campus in Burnaby, B.C., is now home to a new $33 million biomass plant that is using urban wood waste to provide heating and hot water to the campus and a nearby residential community, UniverCity. Canadian Biomass gets an inside look at the project.
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The recovery of low-grade fibre from harvesting operations in the Chetwynd, B.C., area is economically limited, but funding from FESBC allowed it to be hauled to the Canfor Energy North facility in Chetwynd, where it was chipped for use in pellet and energy production.
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