Elmira Biogas in the News- Plant Operator - Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) – Waga Energy – Permanent contract in Elmira - Welcome to the Jungle 18 November 2024
- Turning Organic Waste Into Energy - ÉTS Montréal 24 October 2024
- New Convertus Biogas Facility to Slash York Region Waste Costs and Emissions - Bullet Point News 18 October 2024
- Provincial and Territorial Energy Profiles – Prince Edward Island - cer-rec.gc.ca 10 September 2024
- Advanced co-culture 3D breast cancer model to study cell death and nanodrug sensitivity of tumor spheroids - ScienceDirect.com 14 July 2024
- Elmira Battery Energy Storage - Alltrade Industrial Contractors 8 May 2024
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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
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What’s wrong with the Green Energy Act?
The Woolwich Bio-en plant that now seems unstoppable for North Elmira is a particularly egregious example of what is wrong with the current Green Energy Act. None of its neighbours want the plant, and there is a good argument to be made that it is very bad for Elmira. Continue reading
Posted in Appeal, Discussion, Ministry of the Environment
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