The Centre for Research and Innovation in the Bio-Economy is announcing that their partnership with Greenfield Alcohols is being extended. The provincial research corporation is putting 1.3-million dollars into a project that looks to make pulp mills more efficient and provide new sources of revenue. CRIBE has invested a total of just less than 3-million dollars into the project through two phases, CEO Lorne Morrow its something they are optimistic about. The technology will be put into use at the AV Terrace Bay Mill, its goal is to extract clean sugar from hardwood.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
CRIBE Supports Pulp Mill Technology
The Centre for Research and Innovation in the Bio-Economy is announcing that their partnership with Greenfield Alcohols is being extended. The provincial research corporation is putting 1.3-million dollars into a project that looks to make pulp mills more efficient and provide new sources of revenue. CRIBE has invested a total of just less than 3-million dollars into the project through two phases, CEO Lorne Morrow its something they are optimistic about. The technology will be put into use at the AV Terrace Bay Mill, its goal is to extract clean sugar from hardwood.
