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For Canada’s northern and remote communities, bioenergy represents an opportunity not only for clean, renewable energy, but also for more independence and revenue, according to a new study from Natural Resources Canada.
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The pellet plant opened in 1995 and produces pellets primarily from sawmill residues under the brand Eagle Valley Fuel Pellets. Around half of the plant’s output is contracted to Drax.
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When fully operational in 2025, the state-of-the-art AD facility will be capable of processing up to 200,000 tonnes annually of organic waste and liquid organic waste.
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Canada published its final final Clean Fuel Regulations earlier this month, estimating that about 2.2 billion litres of additional low-carbon-intensity diesel and 700 million litres of additional ethanol will be needed in 2030 under the regulations.
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“While there are some 60 countries with national bioeconomy strategies, Canada is not among them.” Jeff Passmore explains why Canada cannot meet its climate commitments without biomass.
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Premium Pellet in Vanderhoof, B.C., is in the midst of a massive cap-ex project that will nearly double its capacity while allowing the facility to accept more low-grade forestry residuals. Read our latest wood pellet profile.
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WPAC executive director Gordon Murray explains how a resilient wood pellet sector can play a role in the growing bioeconomy.
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