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With the planet’s changing climate, governments across the globe have implemented ambitious climate goals which have caused a seismic shift toward clean energy. The landscape is changing, accelerating the use of clean energy, and as a result bioheat from wood pellets are also shifting from niche to mainstream.
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Save the date to join us in our nation’s capital for the 2023 Wood Pellet Association of Canada AGM & Conference. Registration is OPENING SOON.
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The Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC) recently joined a trade mission to India in January organized by the B.C. Government’s Forestry Innovation Investment Ltd.
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The Government of New Brunswick is leading the way in promoting sustainable building practices. Local wood pellets are increasingly being viewed as part of the equation.
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Our vision at the Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC) is two-fold. First, to grow a resilient pellet sector that creates green, renewable products at the forefront of the global transition to a low carbon economy. And second, to maximize the sector’s innovation in the bioeconomy.
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Every day, we see more and more of the real-life impacts of climate change, but perhaps nowhere as profoundly as in the North. That’s why more than 350 delegates from across Canada and around the globe met virtually for the Northwest Territories (N.W.T.) Biomass Week Jan. 30 to Feb. 3.
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We recently sat down with Julie Griffiths, newly appointed chair of the Wood Pellet Association of Canada’s (WPAC) Safety Committee. She replaces Scott Bax, who served as chair for 12 years and supported many of our sector’s ground-breaking safety initiatives. A big thanks to Scott for his leadership and we look forward to his continued participation on the safety committee.
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Kayleigh Rayner Brown recently led a 15-minute safety huddle webinar on Inherently Safer Design (ISD) focusing on quick safety insights and lessons on applying ISD in wood pellet plants to manage combustible dust hazards.
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WPAC’s improved One-Stop Safety Resource, created last year, has been updated with the latest safety information.
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One of the highpoints of British Columbia’s trade mission to Japan in the late fall was the excitement created by the Wood Pellet Association of Canada’s video that underscores how the long-standing trading relationship between our countries has evolved to tackle climate change.
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WPAC is nothing if not preparing for the future. In its latest video release, The Power of Pellets: The Benefits of ENplus® Certification, its members drive home the message: If you're a Canadian pellet producer, and you want to know that you're making a world class pellet, get certified!
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Join us in Kelowna at the Coast Capri Hotel on April 5, 2023 or in Prince George at the Conferences and Civic Centre on May 18, 2023 for a full day workshop that explains the human factor approach used to understand why workplace incidents occur.
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Members of the Wood Pellet Association of Canada have made great strides in its efforts on D&I starting with a commitment to be among Canada’s most diverse and inclusive trade associations.
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Check Pellet.org’s News section for the most recent news.
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See past and upcoming WPAC events, including details on the 2023 AGM and Conference in Ottawa!
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