Elmira Biogas in the News- Canadians use energy every day to: ⚡power lights and appliances ⚡heat or cool homes and businesses in buildings ⚡run vehicles ⚡run machinery in agriculture and industries Even though the total final energy use went up by 13% since 2000, the amount of - facebook.com 30 June 2026
- Canada is gearing up for a massive electricity transformation between 2026 and 2035, with over $160 billion already tied to new generation, storage, and transmission projects. As electricity demand rises and net‑zero goals tighten, the country is reshaping ho - facebook.com 26 June 2026
- Large farms are impressive not only for their size but for the level of detail in management. During this field day, we observed systems producing at scale with constant focus on thermal comfort, feed efficiency, group organization, mix quality, and speed in decis - instagram.com 23 June 2026
- Top Ways to Lose Weight Without Counting Calories - mattioli1885journals.com 18 June 2026
- Why is the Trout in the Classroom program so special? Let's hear from the students themselves! Students wrote these notes thanking their sponsor for their contributions and talking about their favorite TIC moments. Want to be a part of the experience? Check o - instagram.com 16 June 2026
- Floor Receiver - BeBee 13 June 2026
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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
Posted in Citizen's Liaison Committee, Discussion, Meetings
Tagged Alan Marshall, Amy Shaw, Bio-en, Chuck Martin, CLC, Community Liaison Committee, construction, customer, Digester, Earl Brubacher, elevator grains, Elmira Advocate, Elmira Truck Service, engine, ethical, feedstock, Jackie Lamport, Jane Glassco, letter of credit, manure, meeting, Ministry of the Environment, MOE, mushroom waste, natural gas, natural gas vehicles, Ontario Power Authority, paper sludge, power plant, REA, Renewable Energy Act, retailer, Robert Musselman, selling heat, truck movement, trucks, wet wheat, wind direction
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Notes from the CLC meeting on 6 November 2013
I took some notes at the Community Liaison Committee meeting held on Wednesday, 6 November 2013. These are not the official minutes; I’ll post a link to the Bio-en CLC Minutes page when I see them appear there. Construction update: … Continue reading
Posted in Chuck Martin, Citizen's Liaison Committee, Committees, Meetings, Woolwich Township Council
Tagged Alan Marshall, bfcc, Bio-en, Bio-Fuel Citizens' Committee, bubble dome, building, CLC, Community Liaison Committee, construction, Council, Digester, Earl Brubacher, Elmira Advocate, feed-in, flare, grand opening, hard hat, letter of credit, media, Michael Purves-Smith, minutes, occupancy permit, power, pre-treatment, presentation, press release, research, safety shoes, stack, tank, techical, Town Council, Waterloo North Hydro, Woolwich Bio-En, Woolwich Council
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Notes from CLC meeting on 10 September 2013
Here are a few interesting tidbits I picked up from the CLC meeting on Tuesday, 10 September 2013. Construction update: Equipment is arriving, concrete is being poured, machinery is there, engines are there. Construction will be complete by the end … Continue reading
Posted in Citizen's Liaison Committee, Committees, Meetings
Tagged Biogas, biomass, CLC, Community Liaison Committee, construction, Environmental Review Tribunal, feedstock, flare, Frey Farms, letter of credit, methane, natural gas, notes, presentation, reports, tribunal, unofficial, Woolwich Council
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Elmira Independent on Todd Cowan
The Elmira Independent had a couple of articles last week about Woolwich mayor Todd Cowan’s comments on Bio-En and the provincial government. First, the report on the Council meeting: Woolwich mayor critical of provincial handling of Elmira biogas project Woolwich … Continue reading
Posted in Location, News, Politicians, Todd Cowan, Woolwich Township Council
Tagged Bio-en, Conestoga Rovers, construction, criticism, done deal, Elmira Independent, Gail Martin, Green Energy, irresponsible, location, Mayor, provincial government, re-location, Todd Cowan, Woolwich Council, Woolwich Observer
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Bio-En Construction has begun
Pictures of Bio-En construction, 4 May 2013 Continue reading
Posted in Construction
Tagged 3/4 round, Bio-en, biogas plant, CLC, CLC meeting, construction, culvert, drainage ditch, meeting, panorama, road, sign, site preparation, Woolwich Memorial Arena
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Bio-En Community Liaison Committee Meeting, 12 March 2013
Update 18 March 2013: The minutes of this meeting are now available Hi everyone: Today I learned of a new Community Liaison Committee Meeting from the Bio-En Web page listing CLC Agendas: Title: Bio-En Community Liaison Committee Meeting Location: Lions … Continue reading
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