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Heating with wood pellets is an effective way to help in the fight against climate change.
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Existing coal plants can be cost-effectively repurposed to use wood pellet fuel to help the environment and reduce air pollution.
Pellets
Made from renewable forest byproducts and unmerchantable material, wood pellets from Canada provide a renewable, sustainable fuel source for generations to enjoy. | Read More
Sustainable
Only 9% of the world’s forest are certified. Over 42% of them are in Canada, making it an ideal source for sustainable wood pellets. | Read More
Renewable
WPAC members rely on sawmill waste and forest harvest residuals for the bulk of their fibre supply, allowing 100% resource use. | Read More
Fossil Fuel Alternative
Whether on their own or co-fired with coal, wood pellets provide a lower carbon footprint and renewable energy source. | Read More
Innovative
WPAC continues to support R&D in key wood pellet areas like safety, efficiency, fuel stability, energy content and more. | Read More

Association News and Publications

Pellet Trading

Pellet exchange would allow wood pellet manufacturers to insure against unpredictable price changes, and consumers to better hedge against changing costs. APX-ENDEX and Port of Rotterdam are proposing to introduce a wood pellet exchange, which should be operational by the fourth quarter of 2011.

Cleaning up Coal Power

A glimmer of hope has appeared for co-firing wood pellets at Canadian coal plants, as the Canadian Clean Power Coalition has a hard look at the option.

Danish Renewable Energy

Denmark is working towards zero fossil fuel use, and the use of biomass, particularly imported wood pellets, is a major part of that strategy. WPAC droped in on several large utilities.

Korea offers vast pellet market

The Korean market offers huge potential for bulk wood pellet producers on the west coast, as the country looks increasingly to renewable energy - and it uses a ton of energy for a country this size.

Pellet Hub

The European pellet market is huge, and someone has to keep track of all that product. WPAC member European Bulk Services of Rotterdam is part of that solution.

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The vast majority of Canadian wood pellets are made from sawmill residuals - sawdust. The rest are made from the residuals from harvesting operations for sawmills and pulp mills, or low-grade timber from forest industry harvest sites that has no other economic value. Think firewood. Read more...

Breathing easier - pellet emissions vs coal

Sustainability should be top of mind for any company that wants to stay in the game in today’s world.

As important a role as Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions play, we also need to focus on noxious emissions versus coal.

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Industry News

Webinar: building sustainable communities with the bioeconomy

On Nov. 26, 2020, from 8:00-10:00 a.m. PST, the Canadian Bioeconomy Conference and Exhibition will host a webinar called ‘Building Sustainable Communities with the Bioeconomy.” This webinar will explore the development of the bioeconomy from the perspective of communities. The[…]
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Brightmark breaks ground on RNG project in Florida

Brightmark, a global waste solutions provider, on Nov. 13 broke ground on The Sobek Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) project, which includes the construction of new anaerobic digesters at two Larson family dairy farms in Okeechobee County, Fla. The farms are[…]
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The Pellet Advantage

Efficient and Plentiful Production

Wood Pellet Association of Canada members are world leaders in the design and operation of modern pellet plants.

Innovating our way to a safer, better product

Wood pellets are a safe, reliable modern fuel. But they are still a fuel, requiring care in producing, shipping and storing.

Renewable and sustainable? Energy really can grow on trees.

There is no single energy source capable of solving our dependence on fossil fuels. Instead we need to look to a mix of new fuels, including wood pellets.

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