Be Energy signs long term feedstock agreement for COMFIT projects

Be Energy has signed a 20 year long term feedstock agreement for supply of farm waste to power the first phase of the Nova Scotia COMFIT program.The waste will come from local farmers and will power a 6.5 MW system. This is the first phase of up to 15.65 MW’s of projects to utilize farm waste for renewable, clean power. The contract is with Straight BioGen, a company owned by local farmers who will be supplying the biomass.

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Be Energy acquires 60% stake in Provincial COMFIT Program

Be Energy Group CEO Greg Bowman and CFO Nicholas Pilbrow have negotiated a 60% stake in farm waste to electricity projects in Nova Scotia, Canada. The three projects total 15.65 MW of power generation.
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Carbon Dioxide Refinery

This project is in development stages now and BE will be working with its sustainable consortium partners to develop and commercialize this technology.
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