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Canadian black liquor credits allocated
Two dozen pulp and paper companies across Canada have qualified for funding under the federal government’s $ 1-billion Pulp and Paper Green Transformation Program.

October 16, 2009  By Canadian Biomass


Oct. 16, 2009, Nanaimo, BC – Two dozen pulp and paper
companies across Canada have qualified for funding under the federal
government’s $1-billion Pulp and Paper Green Transformation Program. Canadian
pulp and paper companies that produced black liquor in 2009 are eligible to
access the fund. Black liquor is a liquid byproduct of the chemical pulping
process that is used to generate renewable energy. Qualified companies will be
able to use the program to help finance projects that enhance environmental
performance at any pulp and paper facility they own. As a result, many mills
across Canada that did not generate credits through black liquor production
will still benefit from the program.

Qualified companies are now required to submit specific
project proposals for their facilities. Companies can expect to receive funding
for their capital projects in late 2009 or early in 2010. Companies have until
2012 to apply the credits to environmental improvement projects.

Company

Credits ($)

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Abitibi-Bowater
– Fort Frances Mill (Fort Frances, ON) 
– Thunder Bay Mill (Thunder Bay, ON)

33,213,351

AlPac Forest Products Inc.
– Alberta Pacific Forestries Mill (Boyle, AB)

62,869,884

AV Group
– AV Cell Mill (Atholville, NB)
– AV Nackawic Mill (Nackawic, NB)

36,379,474

Canfor Pulp Limited Partnership
– Intercontinental Pulp Mill (Prince George, BC)
– Prince George Pulp and Paper Mill (Prince George, BC)
– Northwood Pulp Mill (Prince George, BC)

122,243,936

Cascades Inc.
– Norampac Trenton Mill (Trenton, ON) 
– Norampac Cabano Mill (Cabano, QC)
– Cascades East Angus Mill (East Angus, QC)

6,130,127

Catalyst Paper Inc.
– Crofton Division Mill (Crofton, BC)

18,049,466

Daishowa-Marubeni Inc.
– Peace River Pulp Division Mill (Peace River, AB)
– Cariboo Pulp and Paper Mill* (Quesnel, BC)

59,100,267

Domtar Inc.
– Domtar Kamloops Mill (Kamloops, BC)
– Dryden Pulp Operations Mill (Dryden, ON)
– Domtar Espanola Mill (Espanola, ON)
– Domtar Windsor (Windsor, ON)

143,488,505

West Fraser Mills Limited
– Hinton Pulp Mill (Hinton, AB)
– Eurocan Pulp and Paper Mill (Kitimat, BC)
– Cariboo Pulp and Paper Mill* (Quesnel, BC)

88,423,335

Fraser Papers Inc.
– Fraser Papers Edmundston Mill (Edmundston, NB)
– Fraser Papers Thurso Mill (Thurso, QC)

33,094,432

Howe Sound Pulp & Paper
– Howe Sound Pulp & Paper Mill (Port Mellon, BC)

45,493,164

Irving Pulp & Paper
– Irving Pulp & Paper Mill (Saint John, NB)

33,401,247

Kruger Inc.
– Kruger Wayagamack Mill (Trois-Rivières, QC)

6,905,533

Meadow Lake
– Meadow Lake Mill (Meadow Lake, SK)

2,610,046

Mercer Celgar
– Zellstoff Celgar Mill (Castlegar, BC)

57,769,363

Nanaimo Forest Products
– Harmac Pacific Pulp Operations Mill (Nanaimo, BC)

26,892,617

Neucel Specialty Cellulose Ltd.
– Neucel Specialty Cellulose Mill (Port Alice, BC)

6,457,455

Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Corp.
– Northern Pulp Nova Scotia Mill (Pictou, NS)

28,138,334

SFK Pulp
– SFK Pâte–Usine de Saint-Félicien (Saint-Félicien, QC)

20,940,707

Smurfit-Stone Container Corp.
– Smurfit Stone Mill (La Tuque, QC)

29,630,672

Tembec Inc.
– Tembec Chetwynd Pulp Division Mill (Chetwynd, BC)
– Tembec Skookumchuck Pulp Division Mill (Cranbrook, BC)
– Tembec Specialty Cellulose Division Mill (Témiscaming, QC)

24,235,166

Terrace Bay Pulp Inc.
– Terrace Bay Pulp Inc. Mill (Terrace Bay, ON)

19,183,535

Tolko Industries Ltd.
– Tolko Manitoba Kraft Papers Mill (The Pas, MB)

13,357,389

Weyerhaeuser Canada Inc.
– Weyerhaeuser Grande Prairie Operations Mill (Grande Prairie, AB)

32,375,594

* Joint venture between West Fraser Mills Limited and Daishowa-Marubeni Inc.

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