Elmira Biogas in the News- EnviTec's 23 Years of Expertise Optimize Chicken Manure for RNG in the US Market - WETM - MyTwinTiers.com 22 January 2025
- (PDF) Landfill Site Selection: a Basis Toward Achieving Sustainable Waste Management - ResearchGate 22 October 2024
- New Convertus Biogas Facility to Slash York Region Waste Costs and Emissions - Bullet Point News 18 October 2024
- Elmira Battery Energy Storage - Alltrade Industrial Contractors 8 May 2024
- Biogas Operations and Process Consultant at Deanna Martin Biogas - LinkedIn 6 May 2024
- That the story is true makes this play all the more compelling - The Observer 18 April 2024
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Biogas Waste Contaminates Honey
Beekeepers in northeastern France have been alarmed to find their bees producing honey in unnatural shades of green and blue
because of a biogas plant close by.
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Posted in News
Tagged BBC, beekeeper, bees, Biowaste, blue, BoingBoing, contamination, Elmira, environment, France, honey, M&M, pollution
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Public Meeting to Develop a Community Liaison Committee
There is a public meeting to develop the Community Liaison Committee, Wednesday, 22 August 2012 at 7:00pm in Lion’s Hall (20 South St. W.) Continue reading
Fund raising
BFCC has successfully negotiated a settlement with Woolwich Bio-En, represented by Eric K. Gillespie and Associates at the tribunal and mediation. Those legal costs come to $14,000, and that bill is now due. Continue reading
Posted in Appeal, Fundraising
Tagged Account 2392 521 2499, announcement, appeal, bfcc, bill, Bio-en, Bio-Fuel Citizens' Committee, Biogas, Bolender Park, cheque, Citizen's Liaison Committee, concern, contribution, Dan Holt, donation, Eric K. Gillespie, flyer, generous, legal, legal costs, liveable future, mediation, meeting room, Michael Purves-Smith, monitor, negotiation, newspaper, operations, plant, pledges, settlement, Toronto Dominion Bank, tribunal, Viv Delaney, Woolwich Bio-En
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Gas-fired Electrical Plants Can Be Moved, Why Not Bio-Gas Plants?
The Toronto Sun reports that the Ontario Government is spending $180 million of our tax dollars to relocate a 300 MegaWatt gas-fired electrical plant originally planned to be built in Mississauga. Earlier the Ontario Government scrapped plans to build a … Continue reading
Posted in Discussion, Location, News
Tagged gas-fired, million, Mississauga, move, Oakville, Ontario Government, puny, Sun, tax, Toronto Sun
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BFCC Public Meeting covered in the Observer
Group rallies against biogas plant – More than two years into the battle, a group of Elmira residents has no intention of letting up on its opposition to a proposed biogas plant. Continue reading
Posted in Events, Location, Meetings, News, Public Awareness
Tagged bfcc, Bio-en, Bio-Fuel, Bio-Fuel Citizens' Committee, Biogas, Bolender Park, Committee, Dan Holt, Elmira, health risk, location, mediation, Michael Purves-Smith, negotiations, Public Meeting, rally, residents, smell, Traffic, update, Woolwich Observer
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Outcome of the mediation hearing on Wednesday
The parties have made significant progress and have come closer in their positions, but there remain some details to be worked out. There will be another mediation session when we hope to come to an agreement. Continue reading
Posted in Appeal, Chuck Martin, Meetings, News, Public Awareness
Tagged agreement, appeal, bfcc, BFCC-Appeal, Bio-en, CKCO, CTV, joint statement, media, mediation, meeting, news, non-disclosure, progress
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Public Meeting in The Record
Looks like Monday’s public meeting in Bolender Park made it into the news: From http://www.therecord.com/print/article/742305 The Record Biogas plant, opponents head to mediation Chris Herhalt, Record staff June 12, 2012 ELMIRA — Six area residents opposed to a planned waste … Continue reading
Posted in Appeal, Discussion, Events, News
Tagged Biofuel, Biogas, biogas plant, Bolender Park, CKCO, conversion, CTV, investors, mediation, news, opponents, politicians, Public Meeting, The Record
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