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Article: Technology to Spare

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August 1, 2008
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While the conference portion of World Bioenergy 2008 attracted 1,200 delegates from over 60 countries, the trade show portion of the event was a big deal by bioenergy standards as well. It featured over 200 exhibiting companies that showed their wares and technology to over 5,500 visitors. Here's a smattering of what stood out to Canadian Biomoss.

PELLETS FOR EVERYMAN

World Bioenergy 2008 boasted several exhibitors with pelletizing options for just about anyone with access to wood fibre and a local market, from small remanufacturers and flooring plants to sawmills with a little extra sawdust and a need to diversify revenue streams. Shown is one of several compact pellet mills from Swedish ...

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