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Elmira Biogas in the News- This is what building big looks like. 🇨🇦⚡ The agreement will deliver nearly $70 billion in clean energy investment, nearly triple Churchill Falls’ current generating capacity and support 23,000 jobs. It’s about building more clean, reliable power while creating op - facebook.com 21 August 2026
- The Canadian government has begun the repeal process of the Electric Vehicle Availability Standard (EVAS). But we're still waiting on the GHG emissions standard promised by Prime Minister Mark Carney in February. Repealing EVAS now means, for an ind - facebook.com 20 August 2026
- Canada is taking a major step toward a cleaner energy future. Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a historic $70 billion clean energy investment, signaling a major push toward transforming Canada’s energy landscape, supporting clean technologies, - facebook.com 20 August 2026
- Canada just launched the biggest clean energy investment North America has ever seen. 🇨🇦 The government under Prime Minister Mark Carney is putting nearly seventy billion Canadian dollars into new hydroelectric and wind power projects across Quebec - facebook.com 19 August 2026
- Today, the Government of Canada announced the largest clean energy investment in North American history. We are also pleased to welcome a landmark agreement between Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador on Churchill Falls and Gull Island. Toget - facebook.com 17 August 2026
- Urgent! Cable operator jobs in Fergus, ON - August 2026 (with Salaries!) - Jooble CA 17 August 2026
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Tag Archives: Council
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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Monday
It has come to my attention that the flyers being put out say to be at the protest Monday at 5:30. Obviously, that is pretty early for some people. For others that will work and some of those who are … Continue reading
Posted in Events, News, Public Awareness, Todd Cowan, Woolwich Township Council
Tagged Council, CTV, flyers, Mayor, news, protest, reporters, Todd Cowan, TV cameras, Woolwich Township
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appeal
Just want to let you all know that after many hours of work Michael Purves-Smith has filed an appeal on the approval of the Bio-En location on our behalf. We should all thank Michael for his efforts and time spent, … Continue reading
Posted in Appeal, Location, Woolwich Township Council
Tagged appeal, Bio-en, Council, location, township
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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
My presentation
Hi to all, Hope you are enjoying the last days of snow and cold. Remember these days in August. I am writing because I want you to have the presentation I made to the Woolwich Township Council last Tuesday evening. … Continue reading
Posted in Lawn Signs, Mark Bauman, News, Politicians, Woolwich Township Council
Tagged Bio-en, Council, Mark Bauman, Observer, presentation, signs, trucks
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Alert
The time is coming soon…we need to be extra alert to the web site announcing that the application for the Bio-En facility is ready for our feedback at the Ministry. Tuesday evening was the final public “meeting” for the Bio-En … Continue reading
Posted in Meetings
Tagged alert, application, Bio-en, Citizen, Committee, Council, Elmira, Lawn Signs, Mayor, Ministry of Environment, Public Meeting
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