MeadWestvaco forms partnership for generation of biogas
MeadWestvaco, a Richmond, Canada-based company dedicated to manufacturing paper and plastics, has joined forces with waste management company VOW Resources and Zera Energy that will see the construction of a biogas plant.
While VOW will design and test the process which will be used in the new plant, Zera has been contracted to construct and operate the facility. If the build proves to make economic sense and is successful MeadWestvaco will provide the technology for the treatment of waste water.
It has been decided that the biogas plant will be located adjacent to MeadWestvaco’s paper and plastics mill and is set to break ground in November this year.
According to the company, 30 construction jobs will be available, in addition to 12 full-time positions when the facility becomes operational.
MeadWestvaco’s VP Jim Gresham said: ‘We anticipate numerous benefits from this collaborative effort, including reducing consumption of water and natural gas, lowering our landfill requirements and creating valuable organic fertiliser.’
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While VOW will design and test the process which will be used in the new plant, Zera has been contracted to construct and operate the facility. If the build proves to make economic sense and is successful MeadWestvaco will provide the technology for the treatment of waste water.
It has been decided that the biogas plant will be located adjacent to MeadWestvaco’s paper and plastics mill and is set to break ground in November this year.
According to the company, 30 construction jobs will be available, in addition to 12 full-time positions when the facility becomes operational.
MeadWestvaco’s VP Jim Gresham said: ‘We anticipate numerous benefits from this collaborative effort, including reducing consumption of water and natural gas, lowering our landfill requirements and creating valuable organic fertiliser.’
Learn more about the Canadian biofuels market at upcoming Bioenergy International Canada expo & conference from 28-29 September at the Coast Plaza hotel, Calgary, Alberta.
Key speakers include Lorri Thompson, Oil, gas and alternative energy division, Environment Canada, Government of Canada, Paul Koehler, Vice President, Corporate Development, Pacific Ethanol, Matthew J. Griswold, President, Blendstar Terminals, Jim Ireland, President, Prairie BioGas, Greg Luli, VP of R&D, Cobalt Technologies, Scott Brittenham, CEO, Clean Energy Capital and many more.
Full information on this event can be found at www.biofuelsinternationalexpo.com/canada
The conference delegate fee is only CA$990 or CA$500 for just one day.
Register online now at http://www.biofuelsinternationalexpo.com/canada/conf_register.html or contact Margaret Garn for further details: +44 208 687 4126 margaret@biofuels-news.com
