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Opinion: Ontario s draft Forest Biomass Action Plan - a sensible path forward

Ontario’s Draft Biomass Action Plan has the potential to create thousands of family-supporting skilled jobs in rural Ontario. Photo Credit: WPAC As an outcome of the Forest Sector Strategy, Ontario has committed to putting a Forest Biomass Action Plan in place. The plan is intended to support economic development in Ontario by enhancing the use of under-utilized forest resources including mill by-products and under-utilized forest biofibre. On May 6, the province released a draft of the plan for comment. I encourage readers to submit comments before the deadline of June 21, 2021. The Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC) welcomes the draft plan and is aligned with five objectives identified within it. WPAC believes that the plan sets out a sensible path and milestones for developing a sustainable biomass sector in the province. It:

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WPAC launches newsletter for members - Canadian Biomass Magazine

WPAC launches newsletter for members - Canadian Biomass Magazine
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WPAC Conference & AGM 2020 - Day 1 - Canadian Biomass Magazine

September 22, 2020 at 11:00am ET If you missed our live event, you can still register by clicking on the sessions you are interested in to view our on demand content. Responsible, Renewable Clean Energy for a Cooler Planet Due to COVID-19 we are holding this year’s WPAC Conference and AGM as an on-line event. Hopefully by next year we will be able to hold a physical event again so that we can reconnect face to face and enjoy all the social activities that are traditionally part of our conference. This year, together with our media partner, Canadian Biomass Magazine, we have put together a condensed program to take place in short bursts over three days from September 22 to 24, 2020. The live conference will take place over three hours on September 22; the AGM – open to all WPAC members – will be on September 23 for one and a half hours; and there will be a board meeting for one and a half hours on September 24. In addition

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WPAC launches new website powered by pellets - Canadian Biomass Magazine

The Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC) has revamped its website, in step with its drive for continual innovation and improvement and providing the

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Mark your calendars! New pellet safety webinar series coming soon - Canadian Biomass Magazine

Safety is the foundation of our pellet industry. Our work around safety never ends; we are constantly striving for new ways to improve safety whether it be the equipment we use or the processes that support good, safe decision making. To achieve this, we have to start with the basic foundations of pellet plant safety. That’s why the Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC)’s Safety Committee, in co-operation with WorkSafeBC, the University of British Columbia Biomass and Bioenergy Research Group, and our media partner Canadian Biomass magazine, are hosting the Safety Foundation webinar series. This six-part series, focused on process safety, has broad applications across all sectors and is free and open to everyone. The first webinar in the series will launch

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