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October 11, 2012
Biomass imports need European hub – Port of Rotterdam

October 11, 2012
CRFA Summit program announced

October 10, 2012
GN Energy Solutions acquires Forest Fuels

October 9, 2012
Quebec hosts European pellet industry

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October 9, 2012
6Mw biomass plant proposed in Nova Scotia

October 9, 2012
U.S. pellet exports surpass Canada

October 5, 2012
Hospital uses beetle-kill sourced wood pellets

October 5, 2012
UK gives investors in biomass a boost

October 5, 2012
Jeffrey Rader Corp. to supply UK biomass plant

October 4, 2012
Alberta Innovates funds Biorefining Conversions Network

October 3, 2012
UK firm delays Spanish biomass unit on tariff doubts

October 2, 2012
Bio-energy and tech campus proposed in Sault Ste. Marie

October 2, 2012
Newfoundland pellet plant needs wharf

October 1, 2012
Siemens awarded biomass CHP ugrade contract

October 1, 2012
Aurora Algae expands production at Australian facility

October 1, 2012
Lignol announces loss in recent quarter

September 28, 2012
Germany’s RWE submits Tilbury plant permit applications

September 28, 2012
Reduced height trees could benefit biomass production

September 27, 2012
M-E-C appoints new VP Sales

September 26, 2012
RWE seeks to extend life of biomass-converted UK coal plant

September 26, 2012
Control Union to open Quebec City office

September 25, 2012
Korea holds potential for Canadian pellet producers

September 25, 2012
Nova Scotia Power tenders for biomass supply

September 25, 2012
Japan and Korea to import more pellets

September 24, 2012
Draft law proposes tax on Spanish biomass power

September 23, 2012
Port Hawkesbury mill to re-open

September 18, 2012
Proposed Scottish biomass rules favour CHP

September 18, 2012
SAFE certification ready for pellet sector

September 13, 2012
Sweden’s Bomhus Energy commissions CHP plant

September 13, 2012
Pallmann appoints GM for North America

September 12, 2012
NRC set to test renewable jet fuel

September 12, 2012
NWT town looks to wood pellet heating system