Elmira Biogas in the News- A food bank netted a huge haul of 13,000 fresh salmon. The catch? The fish were still alive - News8000.com - WKBT 1 February 2025
- A food bank netted a huge haul of 13,000 fresh salmon. The catch? The fish were still alive - Ravalli Republic 1 February 2025
- A food bank netted a huge haul of 13,000 fresh salmon. The catch? The fish were still alive - Manistee News Advocate 30 January 2025
- A food bank netted a huge haul of 13,000 fresh salmon. The catch? The fish were still alive - Yahoo Canada Finance 30 January 2025
- A food bank netted a huge haul of 13,000 fresh salmon. The catch? The fish were still alive - Traverse City Record Eagle 30 January 2025
- A food bank netted a huge haul of 13,000 fresh salmon. The catch? The fish were still alive - KTBS 30 January 2025
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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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Ontario’s FIT program just got a lot more expensive
The political cost of green energy: Ontario’s FIT program local content requirement violate WTO’s rules. Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics
Tagged agreement, bio-waste, Biogas, cost, decision, domestic, equipment, EU, European Union, Feed In Tariff, FIT, GATT, General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, Green Energy, Green Energy Act, Green Engergy and Economy Act, international, Japan, Lexology, local content, manufacturing, Ontario, Province of Ontario, services, tariff, World Trade Organization, WTO
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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
Tagged assessment, bfcc, Bio-en, Bio-Fuel, biomass, boondoggle, business, carbon, Committee, community, Director, Elmira, Elmira Independent, emissions, environment, environmental engineering, Eric K. Gillespie, expense, Fraser Institute, garbage, Green Energy, Green Energy Act, green technologies, infraction, lawyer, location, mediation, negotiation, neigbours, private sector, protest, public intervention, REA, Renewable Energy Approval, RWDI, subsidies, Traffic, traffic congestion, trucking, trucks, wind energy, wind power
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