Despite inexpensive natural gas serving large parts of the Canadian market, there is a vast potential for pellet heating. Executive director Gordon Murray takes a closer look.
In November 2011, a boatload of wood pellets left Vancouver bound for the United Kingdom. Four weeks later, pellets from that ship were among the first to be burned at the newly converted biomass power station at Tilbury, a small port town 40 kilometres east of London.
The program has been finalized for the 2013 Canadian Wood Pellet Heating Conference, to be held in Quebec City February 27 to March 1, and is available for download. See all registration, exhibit and sponsorship details here!
Pierre-Olivier Morency has been appointed as the new director of market access and promotion for the Wood Pellet Association of Canada (WPAC). In his new role within the WPAC, Morency will continue to promote the development of the pellet industry in Canada with the support of Gordon Murray, executive director of the WPAC.
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