The Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC) recently partnered with the Arctic Energy Alliance (AEA) to produce 2025 Northwest Territories Biomass Week, a five-day event designed to help pellet producers, equipment manufacturers, installers, regulators, researchers, academia, governments and others to learn more about how biomass is transforming the way we think about energy, especially in […]
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Bioenergy Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS): The Basics and Its Role in Canada
Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) is increasingly making headlines. In January, I provided an overview of BECCS at the Arctic Energy Alliance 2025 Northwest Territories Biomass Week. What is BECCS? BECCS is a technology that combines bioenergy production (using biomass as fuel) with carbon capture and permanent storage. It captures biogenic carbon dioxide […]
Supporting Japan’s Climate Goals with Canadian Wood Pellets
By Gordon Murray, Executive Director, Wood Pellet Association of Canada In November 2024, I was part of an Alberta forest industry Trade Mission to Japan led by the Honourable Todd Loewen, Minister of Forestry and Parks. Participants included Alberta ministry officials and wood products manufacturers, as well as Canada Wood and the Alberta Forest Products […]
