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CHAR Technologies (CHAR Tech) has announced the “imminent commencement” of a production of 500 tonnes of pelletized biocarbon, which will be shipped to a variety of heavy industrial facilities.
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FutureMetrics has announced that Kayleigh Rayner Brown has joined the company in an effort to broaden and deepen its commitment to safety across the pellet supply chain.
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The Government of Quebec government recently announced a three-year, $1.15-million grant to the Consortium de recherche et innovations en bioprocédés industriels au Québec.
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This article, written in collaboration with the authors of Foundations for Conveyor Safety, gives an overview of how to improve workplace safety.
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The unique climate beneficial characteristics of using sustainably sourced bioresources for baseload powering our future.
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Any dust event could have a devastating effect on your workers, your company, and your community -- and there are significant fines for the presence of dust hazards in any facility. Address dust safety hazards effectively with the NFPA Guide to Combustible Dusts, the vital resource for everyone who deals with materials or processes that result in the accumulation of dust or small particles.
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The event will feature two full days of programming covering key topics affecting Canada's biogas industry, an expanded exhibit space, and more than 10 hours of networking.
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Valmet and ReneMat have finalized a collaboration agreement to jointly develop lignin projects within the pulp and paper industry.
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The Alliance for Green Heat has designed a new survey to gain insight into how and why people use pellet stoves, and what they like and don’t like about them.
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At the Wood Pellet Association of Canada we are constantly seeking ways to be ahead of the curve.
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