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The Bioenergy Plant at the University of Northern British Columbia uses gasification to convert sawmill residue into useable heat in the form of hot water. UNBC photo by Ryan Nelson.
The Bioenergy Plant at the University of Northern British Columbia uses gasification to convert sawmill residue into useable heat in the form of hot water. UNBC photo by Ryan Nelson.
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