Elmira Biogas in the News- Floor Receiver - Adzuna 11 July 2026
- Floor Receiver Job at The Skyline Group of Companies - Career Beacon 10 July 2026
- Canada is pushing hard into renewable energy, yet billions are still flowing into natural gas projects. That tension sits at the heart of Canada’s electricity strategy heading into 2035. Solar and wind continue rapid expansion, with more than 25 major solar projec - facebook.com 10 July 2026
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- 📣 Shirtloads of Science 📣 Marine ecologist Assoc. Professor Alex Campbell takes us into the wonderful, under-appreciated world of seaweed and makes the case that it might be one of our most powerful allies against climate change! We dive into seaweed’s e - instagram.com 7 July 2026
- We’re using Canada’s natural advantage: to build world-class energy projects that bring down costs, create thousands of new high-paying careers, and lower emissions. We’re building a cleaner future that only Canada can. - facebook.com 3 July 2026
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Notes from the CLC Meeting of 1 April 2014
The minutes for the CLC meeting of 4 March 2014 have been posted on the Bio-en Meeting Minutes page and mirrored on this site, but the minutes for the meeting of 1 April 2014 have yet to be posted. Fortunately, … Continue reading
Notes from the CLC Meeting, 4 March 2014 by Alan Marshall
I was unable to attend the Bio-en CLC meeting on Tuesday, 4 March 2014. Alan Marshall of the Elmira Advocate has kindly given me permission to re-post his meeting notes here. –Bob. Woolwich Bio-en Citizens Liaison Committee Last evenings 7 … Continue reading
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Bio-En Granted Variation on FIT Contract Regarding Location
At the Woolwich Township Council meeting on 19 April 2011 Mayor Cowan announced that he has received a letter from OPA stating that Bio-En has been granted a variation on their FIT contract regarding the location. Since Mr. Martin has … Continue reading
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