Government of Canada invests over $1.4 million in SixRing clean technology

The Government of Canada is investing $1.4 million in clean technology initiatives that advance the bioeconomy and lowers harmful greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

This article is related to Canada’s energy and food sectors. Alfa Laval’s heat transfer units and wastewater separators are used to reduce water and carbon footprints for heavy process operations across Canada.

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“…These funds will be used for scaling the company’s low-energy biomass conversion process that converts agricultural waste into renewable fuels and sustainable advanced materials.

 

The bioeconomy holds tremendous potential for Canada, helping to reduce the country’s carbon footprint and creating new opportunities to grow the economy. Replacing non-renewable sources of fuel and energy with greener alternatives maximizes the use of agricultural resources and adds value to products once considered to be waste…

 

…Canada’s recently announced 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan highlights the actions needed to reduce emissions in various sectors of the economy. The steps taken by businesses to reduce their emissions will complement the investments and other measures that the Government of Canada is taking to fight climate change and strengthen Canada’s clean economy...”

 

Click here to learn more about Alfa Laval’s equipment for energy reuse and emissions reduction in heavy process operations.