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Deep Sky, a Montreal-based carbon removal project developer, is launching a $50-million carbon removal innovation and commercialization centre on the other side of the country. Deep Sky Labs, planned for Innisfail, Alta., represents an industry first for the private development of scalable carbon dioxide removal (CDR).
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Calgary-based Bison Low Carbon Ventures Inc. is a step closer to capturing carbon as Alberta looks to lead diversification of Canada’s energy sector.
Bison’s Meadowbrook Carbon Storage Hub — one of six projects selected by the province’s Energy and Minerals Department to explore carbon capture — has completed its evaluation phase and won an initial 15,360-hectare carbon sequestration agreement.
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Rain Carbon Inc., a Dover, Del.-based upcycler of industrial byproducts, will build a 30,000-sq. ft. industrial research and development facility in Hamilton, Ont.
The new Rain Innovation Center for Energy Storage Materials will include a demonstration facility, allowing pilot-scale processing of carbon and carbon precursor materials, and laboratories dedicated to the carbon material analysis with analytical and electrochemical testing equipment.
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From our service center in Atlanta (GA), Prodesa’s team has the ability to supply dies, roll shells, bearings and other components for all types of pellet mills ensuring continuous operation.
Prodesa’s parts management service covers numerous brands and guarantees quick delivery thanks to the Company’s workshops network, which helps in optimizing logistics.
Based on our in-house production and high quality technology procedures, manufacturing is based on our precise inspection and testing to ensure a high standard of quality.
Prodesa proven solutions for your aftermarket needs: a result of several decades of direct experience in the biomass field designing, constructing and commissioning pellet plants.
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The top five mistakes made in Dust Hazard Analysis reports.
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All trains operated by DB Cargo UK for Drax Group, heading in and out of the UK’s largest renewable energy plant near Selby, will be powered by environmentally friendly Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO).
Drax Group, a major consumer and producer of Canadian wood pellets, is switching to the renewable fuel as part of its ongoing efforts to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Nova Scotia will spend $3 million to help its industries transition to cleaner fuels, including biofuels and wood biomass.
The province is taking another round of applications for its Clean Fuels Fund so industries, businesses and communities can switch to low-carbon and renewable fuels. The fund helps replace traditional fuels with cleaner fuels for heating, transportation and industrial processes. Replacement options include biofuels and biomass from forestry waste products, green hydrogen and renewable natural gas.
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Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) will invest US$843 million (C$1.2 billion) in Tallgrass Energy, a leading energy infrastructure company.
Based in Denver, Colorado, Tallgrass is a leading infrastructure company operating a network of more than 10,000 miles (16,100 kilometres) of pipeline assets across 14 states in the U.S. The company is currently engaged in several initiatives aligned with the global transition to a lower-carbon future, including the development of CO2, hydrogen, renewable fuels, and decarbonized power assets.
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The Wood Pellet Association of Canada’s annual conference will take place at the Delta Hotel in Victoria, B.C. on September 17 and 18.
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A few months ago, the phone rang. It was Alberta, inviting me to visit and talk about pellets. Of course, I jumped at the chance. After all, this is a province that leads the country in forecasted economic growth, has attracted nearly $43 billion in private equity investment over the last decade, has the highest real GDP per hour worked of Canada’s largest four economies, is investing in people and local communities and supporting clean energy development.
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