SPRING 2021 10  'ULYLQJHIÀFLHQFLHV An inside look at Pinnacle and Tolko’s new High Level, Alta., pellet plant.  7UHPHQGRXVSRWHQWLDO Hornepayne Power, a cogeneration plant in northern Ontario, sees opportunities to expand their use of biomass fuel.  )URPSHOOHWVWRSRZHU Inside North America’s first generating station to be converted from coal to biomass.   :KDW\RXGRQ·WKDYH�f;FDQ·WOHDN Q&A with safety expert, Kayleigh Rayner Brown, on the Critical Control Management initiative. 10 HARNESSING ENERGY B.C. transportations and logistics company grinds residual wood in community forest, bringing economic and environmental benefits. “Pellets are a step in our journey toward the way we create energy that’s more sustainable than anything we’ve done in the past.” 12 DEPARTMENTS  c; ,QGXVWU\QHZV 1HZSURGXFWV 16 5HDGWKHIXOOVWRU\RQSDJH COLUMNS  8  (GLWRULDO WPAC – driving demand )LQDO7KRXJKWV Our Cover (From left to right) Chief Keith Corston of the Chapleau Cree First Nation, Chief Johanna Desmoulin of the Netamisakomik Anishnabek (Pic Mobert) First Nation, Frank Dottori, CEO, WRC Timber and Chief Jason Gauthier of the Missanabie Cree First Nation, tour the Hornepayne co-gen facility in 2017. Photo courtesy Nadine Robinson. Canadian BIOMASS 3
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