Elmira Biogas in the News- Casella Waste Systems and Waga Energy unveil RNG facility at ribbon cutting - Biomass Magazine 2 September 2026
- The agreement between Canada, Québec, and Newfoundland and Labrador to upgrade and expand the Churchill Falls Generating Station and develop the Gull Island project is the largest clean energy investment in North American history and a testament to - facebook.com 27 August 2026
- Plant Operator I - Indeed 26 August 2026
- Plant Operator I – Elmira, ON – $30.00/hr | Skyline Group of Companies - Jobs.ca 25 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
- 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
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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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Woolwich Bio-en to start up in January 2014
Thanx to Alan Marshall for the heads-up: Yesterday’s Elmira Independent (not on-line yet) has the following story “Biogas plant to begin operation in January”. Essentially Gail Martin’s story chronicles the hurdles that the Bio-Gas plant has faced to date as … Continue reading
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