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Getting Political: Domtar Calls On Government To Support A Biomass Investment Tax Credit - Wood Business

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When the federal government introduced several new Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits (ITCs) in the 2022 Fall Economic Statement, those active in the clean energy sector had reason to get excited. These credits ranged between 15 to 30 per cent for capital invested in eligible assets. Things got even more interesting during the 2023 Fall Economic Statement, when a proposal was brought forward to include equipment that utilized waste biomass. Th…Canada · Canada See the Story

Woodlots BC To Lead Province-Wide Wildfire Risk Reduction Efforts On Woodlots - Wood Business

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The Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC) recently approved up to $1.7 million to the Woodlot Product Development Council (Woodlots BC) to carry out wildfire risk reduction treatments over a two-year fiscal period. Treatments will be conducted on woodlots throughout British Columbia (B.C.), each located within a Wildland Urban Interface, endorsed by the local Forestry District and following BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) wildfire risk reduction s…British Columbia · British Columbia See the Story

Canadian Wood Council Applauds Nova Scotia’s Prioritization Of Wood Products - Wood Business

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The Canadian Wood Council (CWC) applauds the Province of Nova Scotia’s recent announcement regarding the prioritization of wood products for construction and heating in public buildings – a strategic move that supports economic growth, climate resilience, and innovation in the province’s forestry sector. By committing to mass timber and other solid wood products for construction, alongside the use of wood pellets, biomass, and other products mad…Species · Nova Scotia See the Story

Croatia's INA Produces SAF for First Time

In addition to SAF, a significant volume of renewable diesel, or hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), was also produced.Oil and Gas Sector · Croatia See the Story

Building with Biomass: A New American Harvest

Download the report. What if we could effectively store millions of tons of carbon in a way that helps solve America’s housing crisis, creates jobs, and boosts manufacturing — all at once? This report sheds new light on a powerful and cross-cutting solution: manufacturing building products from upcycled biomass that’s already abundant across the United … Continue reading Building with Biomass: A New American HarvestUnited States · United States See the Story

Fixing The Big Stuff: What Suppliers Need For Explosion Protection Design - Canadian Biomass Magazine

You’ve sorted through your DHA, you’re knocking out the easy stuff like a champ, now it’s time to embark on your first larger project. These projects are the ones requiring large amounts of capital, downtime and planning. Where do you start, and who do you talk to if you want to make sure everything goes a smoothly as possible. First, we need to figure out the objective of the project. What exactly is it that you’re trying to fix is going to sha…Canada · Canada Read Article

Insights From The Combustible Dust Specialist Training Session - Canadian Biomass Magazine

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Brenmiller Energy Releases Annual ESG Report Highlighting Commercial Expansion, Carbon Tracking, and Sustainable Innovation

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Report details progress in Environmental, Social, and Governance priorities and strengthens investor transparency See the Story

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