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FROM THE EDITORS Gainesville Power Play

50 PRODUCT NEWS Taking Control Of The Wood Yard

WOOD BIO 2018 Stellar Lineup Of Keynoters Announced

54 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Put Recruitment To Work

10 IN THE NEWS Enviva Buys Colombo, More Plants Coming

Cover Photography: Enviva brings in the chips (Jessica Johnson)

20 BIOMASS & SUSTAINABILITY Good Report Card For Young Industry 24-43 WOOD BIO GUIDE Products, Manufacturers

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Gainesville Regional Utilities

ou may have missed this during the holiday season, but in early November Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU), Gainesville, Fla., purchased the former Gainesville Renewable Energy Center and its 102.5 MW biomass power facility for $750 million and which will really cost GRU about $1.2 billion figuring 30-year utility system revenue bonds in the equation. This appears to be good news, bringing some sense of normalcy (even at those costs) to a project that has experienced its share of shakeups. GRU is a multi-service utility owned by the city of Gainesville and is recognized as the fifth largest municipal electric utility in Florida. The buyout cut short a 30-year power purchase agreement in place between GRU and GREC, which required the city to pay $70 million annually or another $1.9 billion or so over the next 27 years. Bottom line: $1.2 billion is better than $1.9 billion. Better yet: the city and GRU will actually own the facility. In 2007, the city and utility became serious about biomass power as an option, especially to bring much needed diversity to the GRU power generation portfolio, and awarded the contract to American Renewables for the development of the plant. Construction on GREC began in June 2011 and was completed in October 2013. The $500 million facility soon began commercial operation with the intention to utilize 1 million tons of wood biomass annually procured through BioResource Management. But the plant, which was already under local scrutiny because of the power purchase agreement, began encountering problems, from noise complaints to a lawsuit filed by one of its primary biomass suppliers, who said GREC had changed its biomass requirements in mid-stream, causing this supplier to lose out. A judge ordered GREC to pay the supplier $4.6 million. It was also difficult for GRU to manage the plant, from the outside so to speak, as part of its energy portfolio. The city tried to buy the plant for $400 million in 2013, but was turned down by the ownership partnership of Energy Management, Inc., BayCorp Holdings, Starwood Energy and Fagen Power, LLC. Then last August the Gainesville City Commission voted in favor of the $750 million purchase and the deal was struck. Immediately, GRU changed the name of the operation from GREC to Deerhaven Renewable.

Doing extended outages now and then, the plant was running for system reliability reasons immediately before the purchase. As of early January, the plant was running and receiving biomass, including Hurricane Irma storm debris along with traditional sources. Plans are for the plant to run a regular schedule in 2018 at near full capacity. GRU says the projection for fuel pricing and the unit efficiency make it one of the most cost effective in GRU’s generation fleet. The goal is for the plant to have greater turndown (25-30%). An initial assessment is that it will need some modifications to allow it to run with the flexibility needed within the GRU system. GRU is near the conclusion of testing that will determine what modifications are needed. Meanwhile, BioResource Management remains the primary contractor for biomass procurement. One of the drivers for the acquisition was Ed Bielarski, general manager of GRU, who came to Gainesville in 2015 and walked into this situation. “I came with a vision of restoring faith in a utility blemished by this lopsided agreement,” Bielarski says, referring to the original PPA. “This (new) deal closes the chapter on a decade of political divisiveness related to biomass rhetoric, unproductive grandstanding and misinformation.” Meanwhile, GRU now owns a modern plant and has greater operational flexibility.

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Clay Crosby CEO Twin Rivers Land & Timber

Andrew Johnson Vice President TSI

Thomas Meth Co-Founder, Executive Vice President Sales & Marketing, Enviva

Rob McCurdy CEO Pinnacle Renewable Energy

Richard Peberdy Vice President Sustainability Drax Biomass

Thomas Reilley Founder and Chairman Highland Pellets

William Strauss Founder and President FutureMetrics

Richard Vlosky Director, Louisiana Forest Products Development Center

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rganizers of the fifth Wood Bioenergy Conference & Expo announced the completion of the keynoters lineup for the event to be held April 11-12 at the Omni Hotel at CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Rob McCurdy, CEO of Pinnacle Renewable Energy, completes the lineup and will address “Pinnacle’s Pursuit to Own Safety and Drive Results in the Wood Pellet Industry.” Based in Western Canada, Pinnacle Renewable Energy currently operates six pellet plants throughout British Columbia producing more than 1.4 million tonnes annually.

However, much of McCurdy’s talk will address Pinnacle’s seventh plant, a new one the company is constructing in Entwistle, Alberta. The 400,000 tonnes plant is expected to produce pellets this spring. The company is looking at other options as well for future growth. The Wood Bio conference features three keynoters each morning and two keynoters after lunch on the first day. “We had been holding open that final keynote spot hoping to land one of the Pinnacle officers,” comments Rich Donnell, Co-Chairman of the event and editor-in-chief of

Wood Bioenergy magazine. “This will be our fifth conference and I believe this may be our best keynoters lineup.” The list of keynoters and the titles of their talks includes: ● Thomas Meth Co-Founder, Executive Vice President Sales & Marketing, Enviva “Global Demand for Biomass Energy and the Benefits” ● Rob McCurdy CEO, Pinnacle Renewable Energy “Pinnacle’s Pursuit to Own Safety and Drive Results in the Wood Pellet Industry”

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Reilley Founder and Chairman, Highland Pellets “The Highland Approach to Sustainable, Environmentally Friendly Energy” ● Richard Peberdy Vice President Sustainability, Drax Biomas “Wood for Energy—A View on How International Requirements and Expectations Affect Forests and Sustainability” ● William Strauss Founder and President, FutureMetrics “What is the Future of the Industrial Wood Pellet Market? What Countries Will Drive Markets in the 2020s and Will ‘Black’ Pellets Be Part of that Growth?” ● Clay Crosby CEO, Twin Rivers Land & Timber “Taking Control of Biomass Supply and Demand” ● Andrew Johnson Vice President, TSI “Facing the Challenges and Opportunities of the Industrial Wood Pellet Industry” ● Richard Vlosky Director, Louisiana Forest Products Development Center “An Update of the Wood-Based Energy Sector in North America” The 2016 event attracted 350 ownership, management and supervisory personnel from the industrial wood pellets, biomass power, inwoods chipping and fiber procurement sectors. Web site attendee registration began January 1 on the web site, www.bioenergyshow.com.

Chip Chip Hooray! Started at the 2016 conference, once again one of the primary segments of the conference will be Chip Chip Hooray! Several speakers will address developments in biomass chipping technologies, inwoods applications and the procurement supply chain.

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Enviva Partners, LP under a take-orpay off-take contract and will continue to be exported from Enviva’s deep-water marine terminal in Wilmington, NC “The Greenwood plant is wellconstructed, strategically located in a deep natural resource basin and has a strong manufacturing base to build on,” Keppler says. “We are excited to bring this team into the Enviva family and to grow this plant into a world-class production facility.”

Enviva JV Development Company LLC is purchasing the Colombo Energy wood pellet production plant in Greenwood, SC, and has plans to to acquire, develop and construct wood pellet production plants and deep-water marine terminals in the Southeastern U.S. Enviva Holdings, LP announced that its development subsidiary, Enviva Development Holdings, LLC, has entered into a new joint venture, Enviva JV Development Company, LLC, with affiliates of The John Hancock Life Insurance Company (U.S.A.). The new joint venture will be managed by Enviva and supported by the Hancock Renewable Energy Group, a unit of the Hancock Natural Resource Group. “The new joint venture is expected to develop and construct new production plants and marine terminals required to serve the growing Asian and European markets,” says John Keppler, President and CEO of Enviva. Enviva already had production purchase Through their affiliates, Enviva agreements in place with Colombo. and John Hancock will provide the capital to the new joint venture The existing joint venture beneeded to fund the acquisition of tween affiliates of Enviva and John the Greenwood plant as well as the Hancock will retain ownership of planned development of a deepEnviva Pellets Hamlet, LLC, the enwater marine terminal at the Port tity constructing a 600,000 metric of Pascagoula, Miss. and at least tons per year production plant in two additional wood pellet producHamlet, NC. Enviva expects the tion facilities. Hamlet plant will be operational in The first investment of the new the first quarter of 2019. Production venture will be the acquisition of the from the Hamlet plant is contracted Greenwood (Colombo Energy) to supply MGT Power’s Teesside plant and related assets from The Renewable Energy Plant, which curNavigator Company, S.A., a large rently is under construction in the Portuguese paper and pulp comUnited Kingdom. pany. The acquisition is expected to Though it’s unclear what addiclose in the first half of 2018. tional investments and upgrades will The Greenwood plant combe made to the former Colombo Enmenced operations in October 2016. ergy 500,000 metric tons capacity The new venture expects to comGreenwood facility, Colombo plete the production ramp and invest brought on the plant with Spanish incremental capital in the Greenequipment manufacturer Prodesa as wood plant required to improve the a key supplier, including Prodesa’s operational efficiency and increase ProMil-Stolz equipment. Ultimately the production capacity of the facilProdesa supplied the complete ity. The production of the Greenmilling, pelleting and cooling lines, wood plant initially will be sold to including five dry hammermills, 15

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pellet mills, five vertical coolers and more than 1,800 instrument signals that process through the PLC to enable a safe and well informed operation of the plant, with more than 11,250 HP installed. The facility has been focused on processing pine roundwood. It also features a Price LogPro drum debarker, BRUKS horizontal drum chipper, BRUKS circular blending bed stacker reclaimer, BRUKS green hammermills, TSI rotary dryer.

Rentech is Selling Fulghum, NEWP Rentech has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy while proceeding to sell its Fulghum Fibres, New England Wood Pellets and Atikokan, Ontario wood pellet facility properties. The subsidiaries of the Rentech company conducting its Fulghum Fibres business in the U.S., which

have not filed for bankruptcy protection, entered into an Asset Purchase Agreement with an affiliate of Scott Davis Chip Company, Inc. of Brent, Ala. for the sale of the assets of that business. The closing of this transaction is subject to specified closing conditions, including the approval of the Bankruptcy Court. The Fulghum base purchase price is $28 million (which includes the assumption of approximately $20 million of debt). Scott Davis Chip Co. is a family owned business that operates a chip mill, trucking firm and other assets. Rentech purchased Fulghum Fibres in 2013 for $112 million, including 32 wood chip mills, six of which were in South America. Also, the subsidiaries of the Rentech company conducting its New England Wood Pellet business, which have not filed for bankruptcy protection, entered into an Asset Purchase Agreement with

Lignetics of New England, Inc., a subsidiary of Lignetics, Inc., for the sale of the assets of that business. The NEWP purchase price is $33 million (approximately $10 million of which is expected to be used to pay off debt). Lignetics is the largest residential wood pellet manufacturing company in the U.S., with pellet manufacturing plants on both the East Coast and West Coast. Rentech acquired New England Wood Pellet and its three pellet manufacturing facilities in 2014 for $35 million. The subsidiary of the Rentech company that owns the Atikokan Facility entered into an Asset Purchase Agreement with 2607043 Ontario Inc., an affiliate of True North Timber, a forest resources company, for the purchase of the assets of the Atikokan operations. The Atikokan purchase price is CAD$3.2 million (approximately

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CAD$1 million of which is expected to go toward debt). Rentech’s Wawa wood pellet facility in Wawa, Ontario remains idle. Rentech has applied to the Ontario Superior Court of Justice for the appointment of a receiver and manager to facilitate the sale or liquidation of the Wawa plant.

Steeper, Silva Partner On Renewable Crude Steeper Energy, a Danish-Canadian clean-fuel company, is partnering with Silva Green Fuel, a Norwegian-Swedish joint venture, to construct an industrial scale demonstration plant at a former pulp mill located in Tofte, Norway with plans for a commercial scale project. Steeper will license its proprietary Hydrofaction technology to Silva, who will build the facility over the next 18 months. The demonstration plant will use woody residues as feedstock that are converted to renewable crude oil and, in turn, will be upgraded to renewable diesel, jet or marine fuel. Steeper’s Hydrofaction technology harnesses water brought to super-critical conditions, to cost effectively convert biomass to high value liquid biofuels. The partnership between Silva Green Fuel and Steeper will confirm engineering data and design protocols to de-risk future commercial scale facilities planned to be built by Silva and will be offered by Steeper globally to other biofuel project developers. According to Steeper Energy’s co-founder and CEO, Perry Toms, “This partnership positions Steeper Energy as a leader in providing advanced renewable fuels that can not only help reduce net carbon emissions, but also produce in-demand renewable diesel for use in heavy and long-haul transport sectors.” Silva is a joint venture between Norway’s Statkraft, a leading company in hydropower internationally and Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy, and Swe-

den’s Södra, a cooperative of 50,000 forest owners with extensive forestry operations and a leading producer of paper pulp, sawn timber and bioenergy. Steeper’s biofuel can be easily integrated into existing petroleum infrastructure and is physically comparable to fossil fuels. Although initially focusing on lowvalue forestry by-products such as forest residues or mill wastes such as sawdust, Steeper’s technology can also utilize many other biomass feedstocks, including urban organic wastes, agricultural residues, animal manure and algae. Steeper Energy is actively entertaining partnerships with biomass aggregators or energy producers to develop similar commercial-scale projects.

Torrefied Pellets Plant Planned For Estonia Baltania, a 100% owned subsidiary of Dutch private equity investment firm Momentum Capital, has made a conditional investment decision to commission an industrial scale torrefaction bio-coal plant in Vägari, Estonia. Value of the investment is approximately EUR 45 million. Providing that all conditions of the investment decision are met, the construction of the bio-coal plant will start in Q2 2018. Baltania’s production will focus on torrefied bio-coal pellets produced from sustainable woody biomass. The bio-coal pellets can be used to partially or to fully replace fossil coal in electrical power or heat generation plants as a sustainable alternative without significant additional investment in plant conversion. The bio-coal plant will be commissioned on CEG’s torrefaction technology. The output capacity of the bio-coal plant will be approximately 160,000 tonnes of torrefied bio-coal pellets per annum. The main customer base will consist of utility companies in Nordic countries and Central Europe. The investment of approximately

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EUR 45 million will be funded by Momentum Capital together with other investors and financial institutions. European Union has approved a NER300 grant of EUR 25 million for the torrefaction project. The torrefaction project will be carried out in cooperation with the Estonian Ministry of the Environment. The bio-coal plant investment will have a significantly positive impact on employment in surroundings of Vägari. The bio-coal plant will offer directly at least 30 jobs in production, added with many overhead support opportunities via third party local businesses to be selected. In addition, approximately 300 jobs will be created in harvesting and logistics, and more than 200 temporary jobs are to be created during construction of the bio-coal plant. Pöyry, one of the world’s leading engineering and consulting companies, has been assigned to carry out a torrefaction project feasibility study on behalf of Baltania.

trees, essentially juveniles compared with fully grown adults, are planted closer together and cut in such a way that more branches sprout up from the stump after each harvest, using the same root systems for up to 20 years. This method is called

“coppicing,” and the trees are known as poplar coppice. The team is the first to try converting the entire young tree—including leaves, bark and stems— into bio oil, a biologically derived oil product, and ethanol using two

Is Young Poplar The Biofuel Answer? In the quest to produce affordable biofuels, poplar trees are one of the Pacific Northwest’s best bets—the trees are abundant, fast-growing, adaptable to many terrains and their wood can be transformed into substances used in biofuel and highvalue chemicals that we rely on in our daily lives. But even as researchers test poplars’ potential to morph into everything from ethanol to chemicals in cosmetics and detergents, a commercial-scale processing plant for poplars has yet to be achieved. This is mainly because production costs still are not competitive with the current price of oil. A University of Washington team is trying to make poplar a viable competitor by testing the production of younger poplar trees that could be harvested more frequently—after only two or three years—instead of the usual 10- to 20-year cycle. These

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separate processes. Their results, published this summer in two papers, point to a promising future for using poplar coppice for biofuel. “Our research proved that poplar coppice can be a good option to meet the cheap, high-volume criteria of biofuel feedstock,” says lead author Chang Dou on both papers, a doctoral student in UW’s Bioresource Science and Engineering program. “Our findings are significant for the future biofuel industry, and the ultimate goal is to take poplar coppice biofuel a step closer to the pump.” Poplar wood chips from older trees have been the focus of most research, mainly because wood parts contain the highest concentration of sugar, which is important for making ethanol and chemicals. Earlier studies show that poplar wood chips are a viable biofuel source, but costs still don’t pencil out, especially since trees are cut

just once every 10-plus years. Additionally, other tree parts go to waste when only the trunk is used, making the process more inefficient and wasteful. However, if poplar were planted close together like an agriculture crop, and whole trees were harvested on a much quicker cycle, it could make sense from a cost perspective and offer a short return on investment—and be more attractive for farmers. “We have the environmental incentives to produce fuels and chemicals from renewable resources, but right now, they aren’t enough to compete with low oil prices. That’s the problem,” says Renata Bura, a UW associate professor in the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences and the senior author. Bura’s research is part of the Advanced Hardwood Biofuels Northwest project funded by U.S. Depart-

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ment of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture. The project, directed by UW professor Rick Gustafson, is a consortium of universities and industries led by the UW whose goal is to lay the foundation for a Pacific Northwest biofuels and bio-based industry based on poplar feedstock. For this study, trees in Jefferson, Ore.—one of the four study sites— were planted in rows close together in spring of 2012 and harvested less than two years later before the leaves had fallen. The UW team first tested whether entire young poplar trees could be converted into sugar by a process that uses high temperature, pressure and enzymes to break down the wood materials into sugar. From there, it is possible to make ethanol, acetic acid, lactic acid and other valuable chemicals by fermenting the sugar. After processing the trees, the researchers found that leaves are poor performers and lowered the overall sugar output, not just because leaves are naturally low in sugar, but they also contain other chemicals that impede the sugar-releasing process. When scaled up to a commercial operation, leaves should be removed and may be used for other purposes, such as feed for animals. They also tested whole poplar trees from the same plot in another conversion process that uses much higher heat—upwards of 500 de-

grees Celsius—to transform the tree materials directly to bio oil in a process called “pyrolysis.” Research is under way to convert this dark brown oil to a transportation fuel that resembles gasoline or diesel. In the experiment, the researchers found that including leaves didn’t make a big difference to the quality of the resulting bio oil. When scaled up, producers could ultimately save time and money by not separating leaves from branches to achieve similar quality oil. The young poplars used in the study have similar properties to shoots that would sprout from a stump in a true coppicing operation. Using that cutting method, it is possible to harvest trees every two years for up to 20 years without the added effort and cost of pulling up roots, preparing the soil and planting new trees that is required in usual planting regimes. Ultimately, the researchers say that coppice poplar is likely the best balance of cost and reliability for Pacific Northwest growers to produce biofuel. “Currently, we are looking at how we can grow poplar for monetized ecosystem services,” Bura says. “In the future, we envision a bio-based industry that will provide multiple environmental benefits, will invigorate rural communities and will serve as a bridge to a fully developed biofuels industry.”

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Other co-authors on the papers are Fernando Resende, a UW assistant professor of environmental and forest sciences; Devin Chandler, a UW graduate student in the Bioresource Science and Engineering program; Wilian Marcondes, a UW exchange student from the University of São Paulo-Brazil; and Jessica Djaja, a UW undergraduate student. The research was funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture.

land and upgrades to the site) and $1 million site upgrade commitments from local utility suppliers.

The 100 acre Natchez site was confirmed after the company analyzed a broad set of operational

This article was written by Michelle Ma for University of Washington News web site.

Forest-Residue Based Biorefinery Announced Velocys plc reports it has signed a site option agreement with Adams County in Mississippi for its first U.S. forest-residue based biorefinery to be located in Natchez. Velocys has been offered economic development incentives from Adams County valued at $42 million. The project expects to qualify for additional incentives up to $15 million, provided by Mississippi’s Advantage Jobs Act and other statutory tax incentives. Velocys has also received commitments from Adams County worth $4 million (relating to the

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and tax considerations at 12 possible sites in four states in the Southeast. Velocys is maintaining its list of other attractive sites in the region, which could host plants with capacities totaling 100 million gallons over the next 10 years. Velocys remains in close contact with the economic development officials in these other states regarding the locations and timing of future renewable fuels facilities.

Pinnacle Seeks Public Offering Pinnacle Renewable Energy Inc, a wood pellets producer owned by Canadian private equity firm Onex Corp., has filed a preliminary prospectus with the Toronto Stock Exchange for an initial public offering of its common shares. The company, which serves large European and Asian power generators such as Drax Group Plc, RWE

Ag and Mitsubishi Corp., expects to raise about C$175 million ($136.10 million) from the share sale. The offering could be the secondbiggest renewable energy IPO in Canada after TransAlta Renewables Inc. raised C$221 million in 2013, according to Thomson Reuters data. Pinnacle, one of the world’s biggest producers of wood pellets, intends to use the IPO proceeds to pay down debt and fund construction of more facilities. ➤ 44

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Operating Sustainably

Low Impact Harvests

A decade after the first export pellet plant started up, recent research shows the industry operates sustainably.

By Dan Shell

emember those heady days a decade ago, when Green Circle and Dixie Pellets were the first two mills to start up in 2008? And soon after a stream of similar projects were announced, kicked around and in some cases greenlighted, leading to today’s industry that features almost 20 export pellet mills scattered from Virginia to Texas in close proximity to Gulf and Mid Atlantic ports. The industry’s annual production is approaching 5 million tons with a collective annual capacity of 6 million tons.

As with any major natural resource-based industrial expansion, there’s bound to be critical assessments from environmental groups, and the pellet industry has seen its share of ginned-up controversy from groups such as the Dogwood Alliance, which has made the most noise over pellet industry harvesting practices. “For as long as I’ve been in the business, we have had these groups that hate the idea of industrial forestry,” says Dean McCraw, consulting forester and owner of McCraw Energy, who’s worked in Southern fiber management for decades. “I never understood their campaign of lies and hatred for the industry, as the alternative to forestry is what?”

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Yet despite such environmental USA have had a benign effect on concerns, recent research shows that forest ecosystem services.” after a decade of operations and Another research study supported rapid expansion, the wood fuel pellet by the same groups looked at Forest export industry has had minimal imService Forest Inventory and Analypact on Southeastern U.S. timber insis annual survey data for two timber ventories and even less discernable regions supplying pellet wood to impact on environmental quality. mills feeding the ports of ChesaResearch released in 2017 and peake, Va. and Savannah, Ga., from supported by the U.S. Dept. of En2002-2014. ergy’s Oak Ridge National LaboraBoth recorded timber inventory intory Center for BioEnergy creases during that time, including Sustainability and other groups has more timber and plantation volume shown the pellet industry, after a on the Chesapeake area, and larger decade of operation and growth, is carbon pools and more areas with quite sustainable. large timber in the Savannah area. One paper, “Status and prospects According to the study, “These refor renewable energy using wood sults show that benefits accrue when pellets from the southeastern United sustainable forest management proStates,” covered a mountain of scivides wood pellets for energy that Timber inventories have grown since 2009. keep fossil fuel in the ground.” entific studies and literature related to the question. Findings show that pellet production accounted for only Certification 2% of total tree harvest removals in 2014. Additional data Jennifer Jenkins, Enviva Vice President and Chief Susshows pellet exports account for less than 1% of U.S. forest tainability Officer, notes the Southeastern U.S. provides products by weight and less than .5% of total export value. one-sixth of the timber used globally every year. Pellet The research also shows that the biggest threat to Southproducers source raw material as part of a much larger forern U.S. timber inventories isn’t logging, it’s land converest products market, and lower-grade material used for pelsion to other uses. While logging can produce short-term lets generally takes a backseat to other landowner loss of carbon stock and habitat alteration, responsible objectives. management is always preferable to non-forest conversion. “Landowners don’t manage and harvest forests for the Pellet production also provides a key market input by lowest value product, which is biomass, and pellet demand creating demand for lower value timber, which in turn does not drive harvest and management decisions,” she says. gives landowners more incentive to manage for timber. “There is a positive relationship between rates of forest With the Forest Service projecting up to a 10% decline harvests on the one hand, and forest regrowth on the in forest area in the Southeastern U.S. by 2060 due to popother,” Jenkins emphasizes. “This makes sense, because ulation growth, urban development and conversion to agrilandowners respond to strong markets for forest products cultural use, it’s important for landowners to have by planting more trees.” She adds that in the areas that motivation to retain forested land, researchers say. supply Enviva’s mills, “Forest acreage and forest invenResearchers note that in response to future forest product tory have increased, not decreased, since we established market conditions landowners could go to shorter rotations, our first U.S. plant.” higher density planting or more frequent thinning that could According to Seth Ginther, Executive Director of the affect carbon stock levels, but to date there’s no evidence of U.S. Industrial Pellet Assn. (USIPA), “Sustainability is the any change in stocking density trends according to Forest cornerstone of our industry. As providers of renewable Service data for counties in areas of high pellet production. fuel, it is critical that we not only utilize sustainable raw Researchers also report that prices for bioenergy feedmaterial, but that we are able to demonstrate sustainability stocks are unlikely to increase enough to drive major shifts to our customers throughout the entire supply chain.” in forest management because low-cost biomass is plentiIndeed, maintaining sustainable raw material procureful across the globe. ment operations and certifying them through a third-party One indirect benefit of pellet demand is closer review of auditing system is crucial to European power markets, current practices by all stakeholders involved in the induswhere most pellet exports are destined, and also to define try, and an ongoing monitoring of the effects of pellet infuel pellets as sustainable in global markets as well. dustry harvests to ensure confidence in forest and habitat “European sustainability regulations apply to every management systems. shipment of wood pellets for energy that cross the AtIn its final conclusion on the prospects of using lantic,” Ginther says, noting that the U.S. industry uses inSoutheastern wood pellets for renewable energy, reternationally-recognized forestry certification programs for searchers stated “The balance of evidence... suggests chain of custody and supply chain certification, including that current levels of wood pellet production in the SE

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FSC, SFI, PEFC, and SBP. Each program requires regular audits by independent, third-party auditors. This information, plus the greenhouse gas emissions calculations for sourcing, production and transport, are then reported to European regulators who determine compliance with laws and regulations. In addition to sustainability certification programs, industry also relies on an extensive network of state and federal forestry and environmental laws to ensure sustainability and limited environmental impact. In the U.S., both industrial and non-industrial private landowners operate and manage their forests according to state forestry best management practices (BMPs) and are also subject to federal, state and local laws and regulations, including the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, and Endangered Species Act. Ginther also cites the recent research showing that wood fuel pellet harvests make up a small amount of overall logging activity and the FS FIA Program that has shown stable and increasing timber inventories in many regions despite population growth and urban development. “This is thanks to strong markets for wood fiber, which make forest land more valuable, and lead to more forests and healthier forests overall as landowners are incentivized to replant and sustainably manage their lands,” he says. Developing a truly sustainable energy source is key to re-

Pellet demand motivates landowners to grow trees.

ducing carbon emissions, he adds. “The industrial pellet industry has tapped into an underutilized natural resource in the U.S. South and developed a sustainable, innovative supply chain that can take this raw material and deliver it to the world in the form of densified renewable fuel that provides a low-carbon, baseload substitute for coal,” Ginther says.

Investments In Sustainability As the world’s largest industrial wood pellets producer, Enviva is making major investments in sustainability. Here, Enviva’s Jenkins details some of the company’s programs and efforts: “As businesspeople, the last thing we want to do is reduce the long-term productivity of the forests in our sourcing regions, and as responsible forest stewards, we work hard to ensure that ecologically sensitive forests stay intact,” Jenkins says. “We strive to be leaders in environmental stewardship and we know we can always do better. Our Track & Trace (T&T) supply chain transparency program is a one-of-a-kind system that makes it possible for

us to track every ton of wood we buy back to its origin in the forest or at a sawmill.” The T&T program is audited by NSF International (an independent third party) and provides stakeholders with unmatched supply chain transparency, Jenkins says. “We are able to continuously monitor the types of forests and harvests from which we source in order to ensure our feedstock aligns with the value we place on people and forests.” T&T features a Forest Trend Map based on time-series data from the U.S. Forest Service that displays changes in overall forest conditions in the Southeastern U.S. and in each of Enviva’s forest supply areas. T&T also features the Enviva Wood Supply Map, which provides detailed information on actual timber harvests around each of Enviva’s facilities, including harvest site, landowner type, forest type, harvest type, years since last harvest, the number of acres harvested and the percentage of the harvest volume provided to Enviva for wood pellet production. The information is available at www.envivabiomass.com/sustainability/track-and-trace/. “As the T&T system matures, we expect to learn more and incorporate our findings into our operations and procedures,” Jenkins says, adding the T&T online data is updated quarterly, with six months’ worth of data always being available, and historical summaries are posted as well. Jenkins notes that Enviva does not source wood from sensitive ecosystems. Working with the U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, Enviva decided not to accept biomass from four sensitive types of bottomland hardwood forests—certain cypress-tupelo swamps, Atlantic white cedar stands, low pocosins, and Carolina bays. And to help preserve some of the most special tracts of bottomland forests, Enviva started the Enviva Forest Conservation Fund, managed by the Endowment. Enviva is investing $5 million into the Fund over 10 years. Counting additional investments and grants, Enviva and Endowment officials hope to support the protection of at least 35,000 acres of bottomland forests. Thanks to the 2016 Enviva Forest Conservation Fund grants, more than 1,200 acres of bottomland forests have already been preserved with perpetual easements, and counting grants made in 2016 and 2017, the Fund has already made possible the preservation of about 4,000 additional acres of bottomland forests. In 2016, Enviva and the Endowment convened a panel of experts from NGOs, state agencies, private industry, and landowners to recommend enhanced bottomland forest management practices and ways to increase implementation and also identify research or knowledge gaps. A significant outcome from the panel prcess was the augmentation of high conservation values (HCV) protection using a tract-by-tract assessment, Jenkins says. “Before buying any biomass, Enviva assesses each tract to make sure it’s not a high conservation-value forest as well as to ensure that it meets our other high standards for sustainability,” she adds. According to Jenkins, the Enviva Forest Conservation Funds Request For Proposal (RFP) for 2018 announced

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gram, and she’d like to see more producers adopt similar systems as a boost to overall industry. Using Track & Trace, “We can now provide stakeholders with unmatched supply chain transparency

and are able to continuously monitor our feedstock sourcing in order to ensure that we are sourcing wood in a way that is consistent with the value we place on people and forests,” Jenkins says.

Operations monitoring is key.

an expansion to include more counties in the coastal plain of North Carolina, which will help preserve critical habitats in the Cape Fear River and Pee Dee watersheds. Jenkins adds that she has “no doubt that the growing wood pellet industry is a positive development for forests and for people, and we at Enviva work hard every day to make sure that continues to be true.”

Future Looking ahead, it’s important to maintain and expand efforts to promote sustainability. McCraw notes that pellet producers need to be proactive and not reactive in the face of increased scrutiny. He cites the landowner assistance programs that were popular during the era of integrated forest industry companies. Landowners would sign right of first refusal contracts with mills that would in turn offer landowners forest management assistance, discounted seedlings or other benefits. “This would assure that the harvested stands are regenerated, which is the real backbone of sustainability,” McCraw says. Jenkins believes an emphasis on transparency reflects a sustainability commitment, as evidenced by Enviva’s Track & Trace pro-

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Control Valves ................................................ 26 Conveyor Accessories ................................... 26 Conveyors ...................................................... 26 Coolers ........................................................... 26 Cranes............................................................ 26 Cyclones ........................................................ 26 Data Management Systems .......................... 26 Debarkers....................................................... 28 Design Build Operate..................................... 28 Detectors ........................................................ 28 Direct-Fired .................................................... 28 Distillation ....................................................... 28 Dry Kilns ......................................................... 28 Dryers............................................................. 28 Dust Collectors............................................... 28 Dust Control ................................................... 28 Dust/Suspension Burners.............................. 28 Electric Motors ............................................... 28 Electrostatic Precipitators .............................. 28 Elevator Buckets ............................................ 28 Engineering .................................................... 28 Equipment Rigging & Setting ........................ 28 Equipment Service & Repair ......................... 28 Evaporators.................................................... 28 Exchangers .................................................... 28 Explosion Prevention Equipment .................. 28 Extinguishing Systems .................................. 28 Fabrication ..................................................... 28 Fans ............................................................... 28 Feasibility Studies .......................................... 28 Feeders .......................................................... 28 Feedstock Preparation & Handling ............... 30 Filtration.......................................................... 30 Fire & Explosion Protection Systems ............ 30 Forestry Equipment ....................................... 30 Fuel Handling ................................................. 30 Furnaces ........................................................ 30 asification .................................................... 30 asifier ........................................................... 30

Generation ..................................................... 30 Generators ..................................................... 30 Gensets .......................................................... 30 Grapples......................................................... 30 Grinders ......................................................... 30 Hammermills .................................................. 30 Heat Energy Systems .................................... 30 Heat Recovery ............................................... 30 Hogs ............................................................... 30 Hoppers.......................................................... 30 In-Woods Harvesters ..................................... 30 Indirect Heated Dryer Systems ..................... 30 Installation ...................................................... 30 Instrumentation .............................................. 30 Kiln Controls................................................... 30 Knives ............................................................ 30 Laboratory Equipment ................................... 31 Linings ............................................................ 31 Live Floor ....................................................... 31 Loaders .......................................................... 31 Lubrication Systems ...................................... 31 Magnets ......................................................... 31 Maintenance .................................................. 31 Material Handling Equipment ........................ 31 Mechanical Piping.......................................... 31 Metal Extraction ............................................. 31 Metering ......................................................... 31 Moisture Measurement .................................. 31 Monitoring ...................................................... 31 Mulching Machines ........................................ 31 Odor Control .................................................. 31 Operation Management Systems.................. 31 Packaging ...................................................... 31 Pellet Machines and Components ................ 31 Pneumatics .................................................... 31 Power Transmission ...................................... 31 Procurement .................................................. 31 Project Development & Diligence.................. 31 Pumps ............................................................ 31

Pyrolysis ......................................................... 31 Quality Control Equipment............................. 31 Reclaimers ..................................................... 31 Recycling Equipment ..................................... 31 Refractories.................................................... 31 Research & Development ............................. 31 Safety & Maintenance ................................... 31 Saws .............................................................. 31 Scales ............................................................ 31 Scanning Equipment ..................................... 31 Screens .......................................................... 32 Scrubbers....................................................... 32 Shavings Equipment...................................... 32 Shredders....................................................... 32 Silos................................................................ 32 Site Selection ................................................. 32 Size Reduction ............................................... 32 Software ......................................................... 32 Stackers ......................................................... 32 Storage........................................................... 32 Surveying ....................................................... 32 Systems Cleaning .......................................... 32 Tanks .............................................................. 32 Testing Services ............................................. 32 Thermal Oil Systems ..................................... 32 Thermal Oxidizers.......................................... 32 Torrefaction .................................................... 32 orre action ensification Production Plants...................................... 32 Trade Fairs ..................................................... 32 Trailers ........................................................... 32 Training .......................................................... 32 Treatment ....................................................... 32 Truck Dumpers .............................................. 32 Used Equipment ............................................ 32 Video Equipment............................................ 32 Weighing ........................................................ 32 Wood Chip Heating Systems ........................ 32 Wood Fuel Supply Assessments................... 32

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Premier Tech Chronos: QC 418-867-8883

BEARINGS Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 Redwood Plastics Corp.: WA 360-225-1491

Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

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1. Controls 2. Indicators 3. Sensors Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Binmaster Level Controls: NE USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

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AIR DENSITY SEPARATORS ACROWOOD Corp.: WA 425-258-3555

AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Biomass Combustion Systems: MA 508-798-5970 Ceco Environmental: OH 513-458-2655 Clariant Corp.: MA 781-433-5900 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 McGill AirClean LLC: OH 614-829-1373 Nestec Inc.: PA 610-323-7670 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Process Combusion Corp.: PA 412-655-0955 Scheuch In.: ON 519-772-7786 cientific ust ollectors: SonicAire: NC 336-712-2437 Southern Environmental: FL 850-944-4475

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ASH HANDLING AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Keith Mfg. Co.: OR 541-475-3802 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

AUGERS Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc.: CA 559-591-6790 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487

BINS AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 Chief Industries: AL 256-547-9410 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 KNL Holdings LLC: AR 870-236-7753 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc.: CA 559-591-6790

BIOMASS POWER PLANTS Agra Industries Inc.: WI Air Burners Inc: FL 772-220-7303 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Aries Clean Energy: TN 615-471-9299 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Klüber Lubrication NA LP: NH Les Aciers J.P. Inc.: QC 819-947-8291 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

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AUTOMATION Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Premier Tech Chronos: QC 418-867-8883 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

BAGGING WRAPPERS Hamer-Fischbein LLC: MN 763-231-0100 Premier Tech Chronos: QC 418-867-8883

BAGHOUSE FILTRATION PRODUCTS Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 Scheuch Inc.: ON 519-772-7786 cientific ust ollectors:

BAGHOUSES AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Agra Industries Inc.: WI Aircon Corp.: TN 901-452-0230 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 McGill AirClean LLC: OH 614-829-1373 Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Scheuch Inc.: ON 519-772-7786 cientific ust ollectors: Sunomi LLC: VT

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Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Aries Clean Energy: TN 615-471-9299 Les Aciers J.P. Inc.: QC 819-947-8291 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300

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1. Combusion air systems 2. Controls 3. Economizers 4. Fans 5. Fuel distribution 6. Grates 7. PLCs 8. Plates 9. Refractory Pendants 10. Rods 11. Super Heater Headers 12. Tubes AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Biomass Combustion Systems: MA 508-798-5970 . . . . . . . . . 1-4 uettner m harlotte fice: ..........6 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4,6,7,9,12 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4,6,9 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6,11,12 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,12 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 . . . . . . . . 1-3,6,7 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,5,7 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

BOILERS AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Biomass Combustion Systems: MA 508-798-5970 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

BRIQUETTING SYSTEMS Akhurst Machinery Inc.: WA 604-540-1430 Amandus Kahl Corp.: GA 770-521-1021 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 RUF Briquetting Systems: OH 440-779-2747 Sunomi LLC: VT Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc.: CA 559-591-6790 Weima America Inc.: SC

BULK MATERIALS HANDLING EQUIPMENT

Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181

BOILER & BURNER INSTALLATION AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 iro e E ui ment: Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 Basic Machinery Co. Inc.: NC 919-663-2244 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Binmaster Level Controls: NE Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Con Vey Keystone Inc.: OR 541-672-5506 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Keith Mfg. Co.: OR 541-475-3802 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Laidig Systems Inc.: IN 574-256-0204 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 MoistTech Corp.: FL 941-727-1800 Morbark LLC: MI ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Redwood Plastics Corp.: WA 360-225-1491 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc.: CA 559-591-6790 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

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AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300

BURNERS Air Burners Inc: FL 772-220-7303 uettner m harlotte fice: Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 Kiln Drying Systems: NC 828-891-8115 McConnell Technologies Inc.: AL 205-836-0396 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Uzelac Industries Inc.: WI 414-529-0240 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

CATALYSTS Clariant Corp.: MA 781-433-5900 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070

CHAINS Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 Rapco Industries Inc.: WA USNR: WA 360-225-8267

AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Biomass Combustion Systems: MA 508-798-5970 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 McConnell Technologies Inc.: AL 205-836-0396 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

COMPLIANCE 1. Air/Stack Emission 2. Environmental Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,2 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

COMPOSTING EQUIPMENT Duratech Ind.: ND 701-252-4601

COMPUTERIZATION/CONTROLS

CHIPPERS 1. Slicers ACROWOOD Corp.: WA 425-258-3555 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Bandit Industries: MI 989-561-2270 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 CEM Machine Inc.: NY 315-493-4258 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Duratech Ind.: ND 701-252-4601 Fecon: GA 513-502-9935 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Key Knife Inc.: OR 503-403-2000 Lindsay Forest Products: WA 503-331-0783 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Morbark LLC: MI PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 eterson acific or : Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 Rayco Manufacturing Inc.: OH 330-264-8699 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

CODING/MARKING Electronic Wood Systems N A: OR 503-643-6305 Matthews Marking Systems: PA Samuel Packaging Systems Group: BC

COGENERATION AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

1. Computers 2. Controllers 3. Microprocessors 4. PLCs 5. Process Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,4,5 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Con Vey Keystone Inc.: OR 541-672-5506 . . . . . . . 4 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 . . . . . . . . 1-5 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487 . . . . . . . . . . . .2,4

CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 1. Electrical 2. General 3. Specialty Steel Casey Industrial Inc.: CO 720-974-2659 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487 . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

CONSULTING Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Hunt Guillot & Assoc LLC: LA 318-255-6825 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Process and Storage Solutions: AL 256-638-1838 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Sunomi LLC: VT Timber Products Inspection: GA 218-461-2579 Top Wood Jobs LLC: WA 360-263-3371 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070

CONTRACTOR

COMBUSTION OPTIMIZATION Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

1. General 2. Mechanical Casey Industrial Inc.: CO 720-974-2659 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Redwood Plastics Corp.: WA 360-225-1491 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

CONTROL VALVES Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

CONVEYOR ACCESSORIES iro e E ui ment: Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

CONVEYORS 1. Belt/Chain 2. Tubular Drag Conveyors 3. Other Agra Industries Inc.: WI Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 Basic Machinery Co. Inc.: NC 919-663-2244 Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 . . . . . . . . 1 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Columbia Okura: WA 360-735-1952 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Con Vey Keystone Inc.: OR 541-672-5506 . . . . . 1,2 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Keith Mfg. Co.: OR 541-475-3802 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Morbark LLC: MI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 . . . . . . . . 1 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Sunomi LLC: VT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 . . . . . . . . 1,3 Tramco: MB 316-264-4604. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc.: CA 559-591-6790 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040. . . . . . . . .1,3

COOLERS Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Uzelac Industries Inc.: WI 414-529-0240 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc.: CA 559-591-6790

CRANES 1. Bucket 2. Overhead 3. Log Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,3 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 . . . . . . . . . . 3

CYCLONES AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Biomass Combustion Systems: MA 508-798-5970 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 cientific ust ollectors: SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Sunomi LLC: VT TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 Uzelac Industries Inc.: WI 414-529-0240

DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

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DEBARKERS ACROWOOD Corp.: WA 425-258-3555 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Lindsay Forest Products: WA 503-331-0783 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Morbark LLC: MI PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 eterson acific or : Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

DESIGN BUILD OPERATE Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,9 iss om i . un r ec : it erlan 4156-616-6030 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,5,8,10,11 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Uzelac Industries Inc.: WI 414-529-0240 . . . . 6,9,11 Wyssmont Co.: NJ 201-947-4600 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,7

DUST COLLECTORS AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Aircon Corp.: TN 901-452-0230 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Scheuch Inc.: ON 519-772-7786 cientific ust ollectors: USNR: WA 360-225-8267

DUST CONTROL

DETECTORS 1. Fire 2. Metal 3. Spark 4. Dust Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Electronic Wood Systems N A: OR 503-643-6305 . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ire : e en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 FLAMEX Inc.: NC 336-299-2933 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 GreCon Inc.: OR 503-641-7731 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,3 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Metal Detectors Inc.: OR 541-345-7454 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 MoistTech Corp.: FL 941-727-1800 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 . . . . . . . . 2 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

DIRECT-FIRED AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 McConnell Technologies Inc.: AL 205-836-0396 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

DISTILLATION Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715

DRY KILNS

AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Aircon Corp.: TN 901-452-0230 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Scheuch Inc.: ON 519-772-7786 cientific ust ollectors: SonicAire: NC 336-712-2437 Sunomi LLC: VT Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Weima America Inc.: SC Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

DUST/SUSPENSION BURNERS uettner m harlotte fice: Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-9522832 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Uzelac Industries Inc.: WI 414-529-0240

ELECTRIC MOTORS Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 ea o s ills nc.: Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS 1. Dry 2. Wet Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 . 1,2 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 McGill AirClean LLC: OH 614-829-1373 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Nestec Inc.: PA 610-323-7670 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Scheuch Inc.: ON 519-772-7786 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2

Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Kiln Drying Systems: NC 828-891-8115 McConnell Technologies Inc.: AL 205-836-0396 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 oo i er a mills an oo rocessin Equipment: IN 317-271-1542

DRYERS 1. Belt 2. Continuous Tray 3. Moisture Controls 4. Quad Pass 5. Radio Frequency 6. Rotary 7. Rotary Steam Tube 8. Rotating Tray 9. Single Pass 10. Trailer 11. Triple Pass Agra Industries Inc.: WI Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,5 Arco International S.r.l.: Italy 39-0309307670 1,9,11 Astec Inc.: TN 423-867-4210 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 . . . 1 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ru s : e en .......................1 uettner m harlotte fice: . . . . . . . 6,7,9 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,8 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Amandus Kahl Corp.: GA 770-521-1021 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,6,7,9,11 MoistTech Corp.: FL 941-727-1800 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 PRODESA North America Corp.: GA 770-559-5736 . . . . . . . . .1,8 Prodesa North America Corp.: GA 478-501-2111 . . . . . . . . . . .1,5 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,7,9

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ELEVATOR BUCKETS AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 e oo lastics or .: Tramco: MB 316-264-4604 Employment Services Top Wood Jobs LLC: WA 360-263-3371

ENGINEERING 1. Civil 2. Electrical 3. Industrial 4. Structural 5. Other Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,4,5 Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Evergreen Engineering Inc.: OR 541-484-4771 . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,3,4 Hunt Guillot & Assoc LLC: LA 318-255-6825 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5 Nestec Inc.: PA 610-323-7670 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Process and Storage Solutions: AL 256-638-1838 . . . . . . . . . 1-5

SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 . . . . . . . . 2,5 Top Wood Jobs LLC: WA 360-263-3371 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,3

EQUIPMENT RIGGING & SETTING AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Les Aciers J.P. Inc.: QC 819-947-8291

EQUIPMENT SERVICE & REPAIR Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Caterpillar: GA Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Morbark LLC: MI Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Ponsse NA Inc.: WI 715-369-4833 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Samuel Packaging Systems Group: IL Sunomi LLC: VT Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065

EVAPORATORS Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715

EXCHANGERS Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832

EXPLOSION PREVENTION EQUIPMENT Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 ire : e en FLAMEX Inc.: NC 336-299-2933 SonicAire: NC 336-712-2437 Weima America Inc.: SC

EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS 1. Fire 2. Spark AFEX Fire Suppression Systems: NC 919-781-6610 . . . . . . . . . 1 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Electronic Wood Systems N A: OR 503-643-6305 . . . . . . . . . . . 2 ire : e en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 FLAMEX Inc.: NC 336-299-2933 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,2 GreCon Inc.: OR 503-641-7731 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

FABRICATION 1. ASME Vessel 2. Stainless & High Alloy AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Samuel Packaging Systems Group: IL TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762

FANS Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 ea o s ills nc.: ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Sunomi LLC: VT USNR: WA 360-225-8267

FEASIBILITY STUDIES Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Hunt Guillot & Assoc LLC: LA 318-255-6825 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Top Wood Jobs LLC: WA 360-263-3371 Verdanté Bioenergy Services: NC 828-394-1246

FEEDERS ACROWOOD Corp.: WA 425-258-3555 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Flying Dutchman Inc.: OH 330-669-2297 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400

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Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040 Wyssmont Co.: NJ 201-947-4600

FEEDSTOCK PREPARATION & HANDLING Aries Clean Energy: TN 615-471-9299 Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 Verdanté Bioenergy Services: NC 828-394-1246 West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

FILTRATION 1. Air 2. Gas 3. Liquid Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 MacDonald Steel Ltd.: ON 519-620-0400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 McGill AirClean LLC: OH 614-829-1373 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 cientific ust ollectors: .................1

FIRE & EXPLOSION PROTECTION SYSTEMS

GASIFIER AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Aries Clean Energy: TN 615-471-9299 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Kiln Drying Systems: NC 828-891-8115 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210

GENERATION 1. Modular Power 2. Power 3. Hot Gas Caterpillar: GA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,3 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,2 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2

GENERATORS

AFEX Fire Suppression Systems: NC 919-781-6610 ire : e en FLAMEX Inc.: NC 336-299-2933 SonicAire: NC 336-712-2437

FORESTRY EQUIPMENT Air Burners Inc: FL 772-220-7303 ru s : e en Caterpillar: GA Komatsu Forest: TN 423-267-1066 Les Aciers J.P. Inc.: QC 819-947-8291 Lindsay Forest Products: WA 503-331-0783 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN Morbark LLC: MI Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 Ponsse NA Inc.: WI 715-369-4833 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 Rayco Manufacturing Inc.: OH 330-264-8699 Samuel Packaging Systems Group: BC Samuel Packaging Systems Group: IL oo i er a mills an oo rocessin Equipment: IN 317-271-1542

FUEL HANDLING iro e E ui ment: Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 uettner m harlotte fice: Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

FURNACES Biomass Combustion Systems: MA 508-798-5970 uettner m harlotte fice: Central Boiler Inc.: MN 218-782-2575 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

GASIFICATION AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Aries Clean Energy: TN 615-471-9299 Clariant Corp.: MA 781-433-5900 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Kiln Drying Systems: NC 828-891-8115 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210

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Caterpillar: GA Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

GENSETS Caterpillar: GA Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260

GRAPPLES Caterpillar: GA Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875

GRINDERS 1. Horizontal 2. Stump 3. Tub 4. Wear Parts American Pulverizer: MO 314-781-6100 Bandit Industries: MI 989-561-2270 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 ru s : e en Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 . . . . . . . 1 CW Mill Equip. Co. Inc.: KS 785-284-3454 . . . . 1,3,4 Duratech Ind.: ND 701-252-4601 Amandus Kahl Corp.: GA 770-521-1021 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 Morbark LLC: MI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 eterson acific or : Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 . . . . . . 1,3 Rawlings Mfg. Inc.: MT 406-728-6182 . . . . . . . . . . 1 Rayco Manufacturing Inc.: OH 330-264-8699 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Rotochopper Inc.: MN 320-548-3586 . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Schutte Buffalo: NY 716-855-1555. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 niversal efiner or .: Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,4

HAMMERMILLS American Pulverizer: MO 314-781-6100 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Arco International S.r.l.: Italy 39-0309307670 Bliss Industries LLC: OK 580-765-7787 ru s : e en Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 ea o s ills nc.: Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 Schutte Buffalo: NY 716-855-1555 Sunomi LLC: VT West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348

HEAT ENERGY SYSTEMS Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 uettner m harlotte fice: Central Boiler Inc.: MN 218-782-2575 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394

Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 McConnell Technologies Inc.: AL 205-836-0396 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Siempelkamp Lp: NC 704-540-3701 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

HEAT RECOVERY AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Nestec Inc.: PA 610-323-7670 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770

HOGS ru s : e en Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Rawlings Mfg. Inc.: MT 406-728-6182 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348

HOPPERS iro e E ui ment: ru s : e en Central Boiler Inc.: MN 218-782-2575 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Sunomi LLC: VT Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

IN-WOODS HARVESTERS ru s : e en Caterpillar: GA John Deere Forestry: IL 919-747-8680

INDIRECT HEATED DRYER SYSTEMS Astec Inc.: TN 423-867-4210 Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 Wyssmont Co.: NJ 201-947-4600

INSTALLATION AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 ru s : e en Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487

INSTRUMENTATION Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901

KILN CONTROLS Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Kiln Drying Systems: NC 828-891-8115 Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

KNIVES ru s : e en Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Key Knife Inc.: OR 503-403-2000 Lindsay Forest Products: WA 503-331-0783 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348

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LABORATORY EQUIPMENT

METAL EXTRACTION

1. Algae Pond 2. Waste Pond 3. Wear 4. Other Redwood Plastics Corp.: WA 360-225-1491 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

LIVE FLOOR Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Hallco Industries Inc.: OR Keith Mfg. Co.: OR 541-475-3802 KNL Holdings LLC: AR 870-236-7753 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762

PYROLYSIS

Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300

Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260

QUALITY CONTROL EQUIPMENT

MOISTURE MEASUREMENT 1. Controls 2. Flow Rate 3. Moisture Sensing Binmaster Level Controls: NE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Drying Technology: TX 409-385-6422 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 Electronic Wood Systems N A: OR 503-643-6305 . . . . . . . . . . . 3 GreCon Inc.: OR 503-641-7731 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 MoistTech Corp.: FL 941-727-1800 Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

MONITORING

LOADERS 1. Barge 2. Front-end 3. Knuckleboom 4. Railcar 5. Self-propelled 6. Truck Komatsu Forest: TN 423-267-1066 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,3 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 . . . . . . . . 3

LUBRICATION SYSTEMS USNR: WA 360-225-8267

MAGNETS 1. Metal 2. Separation Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2

MAINTENANCE Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330

MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 iro e E ui ment: Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Binmaster Level Controls: NE Biomass Engineering & Equipment: IN 317-522-0864 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Caterpillar: GA Chief Industries: AL 256-547-9410 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 Con Vey Keystone Inc.: OR 541-672-5506 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Laidig Systems Inc.: IN 574-256-0204 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Morbark LLC: MI PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 Process and Storage Solutions: AL 256-638-1838 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 Prodesa North America Corp.: GA 478-501-2111 Samuel Packaging Systems Group: IL SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 Winston Machinery & Equip.: AL 205-893-5487 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040 Wood-Mizer Sawmills and Wood Processing Equipment: IN 317-271-1542

MECHANICAL PIPING

Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260

METERING

LININGS

1. CEMS 2. Cleaning 3. Compliance 4. Emissions 5. Environmental 6. Stack Gas 7. Temperature 8. Vibration AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,3,4 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,3-5 Binmaster Level Controls: NE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,7 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,6-8 Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,6 Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

MULCHING MACHINES Caterpillar: GA Les Aciers J.P. Inc.: QC 819-947-8291 West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213

ODOR CONTROL Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Clariant Corp.: MA 781-433-5900 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070

OPERATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880

PACKAGING Columbia Okura: WA 360-735-1952 Hamer-Fischbein LLC: MN 763-231-0100 Matthews Marking Systems: PA Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Premier Tech Chronos: QC 418-867-8883 Samuel Packaging Systems Group: IL Sunomi LLC: VT Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065

PELLET MACHINES AND COMPONENTS Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Arco International S.r.l.: Italy 39-0309307670 Bliss Industries LLC: OK 580-765-7787 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Amandus Kahl GmbH & Co. KG: Germany 49-40-727-710 Amandus Kahl Corp.: GA 770-521-1021 PRODESA North America Corp.: GA 770-559-5736 Prodesa North America Corp.: GA 478-501-2111 Salmatec GmbH: Germany 49-4172-98970

PNEUMATICS Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151

POWER TRANSMISSION Redwood Plastics Corp.: WA 360-225-1491

PROCUREMENT Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT & DILIGENCE Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA Hunt Guillot & Assoc LLC: LA 318-255-6825 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Process and Storage Solutions: AL 256-638-1838

■ SERVICES ■ SUPPLIES

PUMPS

PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300

MoistTech Corp.: FL 941-727-1800 Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901

Casey Industrial Inc.: CO 720-974-2659 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321

PRODUCTS

Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

RECLAIMERS 1. Silo 2. Stacker iro e E ui ment: .....................2 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Basic Machinery Co. Inc.: NC 919-663-2244 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Flying Dutchman Inc.: OH 330-669-2297 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 . . . . . . . .1,2 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Laidig Systems Inc.: IN 574-256-0204 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040. . . . . . . . . . 2

RECYCLING EQUIPMENT Air Burners Inc: FL 772-220-7303 Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 LM Equip Co. Inc.: OR 503-235-3146 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 Weima America Inc.: SC

REFRACTORIES Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Aries Clean Energy: TN 615-471-9299 Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611

SAFETY & MAINTENANCE AFEX Fire Suppression Systems: NC 919-781-6610 Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Redwood Plastics Corp.: WA 360-225-1491 SonicAire: NC 336-712-2437

SAWS 1. Bucking 2. Circle 3. Cutup 4. Other Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 LM Equip Co. Inc.: OR 503-235-3146 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Meadows Mills Inc.: NC 336-838-2282 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Rapco Industries Inc.: WA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,3,4 Sunomi LLC: VT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 . . . . . . . 1,3,4 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 Wood-Mizer Sawmills and Wood Processing Equipment: IN 317-271-1542 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

SCALES 1. Lab 2. Portable 3. Wood 4. Yard Hamer-Fischbein LLC: MN 763-231-0100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 a i oa cale stems: . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Precision Husky Corp.: AL 205-640-5181 . . . . . . 1,4 Thayer Scale Hyer Industries: MA 781-826-8101 . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

SCANNING EQUIPMENT Comact Equipment Inc.: QC 418-228-8911 JoeScan Inc.: WA 360-993-0069 Process Sensors Corp.: MA 508-473-9901 Samuel Packaging Systems Group: BC Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

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SCREENS

STACKERS

1. Disc 2. Distribution 3. Gyratory 4. Shaker ACROWOOD Corp.: WA 425-258-3555 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 BM&M Screening Solutions Ltd.: BC 604-539-1029 . . . . . . . . .3,4 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 Clarkes Sheet Metal: OR 541-343-3395 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Continental Biomass Industries Inc.: NH 603-382-0556 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Fulghum Industries Inc.: GA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 . . . . . . . .1,2 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,4 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4 Pierce Construction: MS 601-544-1321 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Progress Industries Inc.: AL 205-655-8875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Rotex Inc.: OH 515-591-5342 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,4 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 . . . . . . . . . . 1,3,4 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

SCRUBBERS Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 McGill AirClean LLC: OH 614-829-1373 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Nestec Inc.: PA 610-323-7670

SHAVINGS EQUIPMENT Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

1. Portable 2. Radial Arm 3. Robotic iro e E ui ment: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Basic Machinery Co. Inc.: NC 919-663-2244 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Morbark LLC: MI ProcessBarron: AL 205-663-5330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Timber Automation: AR 501-623-0065 USNR: WA 360-225-8267 inston achiner E ui .: .............2 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040. . . . . . . . 1-3

STORAGE 1. Bulk 2. Fuel & Fiber 3. Other Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 iomass En ineerin E ui ment: . . . . . . .1,2 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Chief Industries: AL 256-547-9410 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 omact E ui ment nc.: .................1 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Flying Dutchman Inc.: OH 330-669-2297 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Laidig Systems Inc.: IN 574-256-0204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Process and Storage Solutions: AL 256-638-1838 . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Sunomi LLC: VT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 . . . . . . . . . . . 1

SURVEYING 1. Marine Control Union Inc.: LA 504-468-5485 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

SHREDDERS American Pulverizer: MO 314-781-6100 Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 ARJES GmbH: Germany 49-3695-85855-0 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 Morbark LLC: MI PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 Weima America Inc.: SC West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348

SILOS 1. Feedstock “Batch” 2. Other Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Atlas Systems LLC: WA 509-535-7775 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,2 Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 PAL S.R.L.: Italy 39-0422-852-300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Process and Storage Solutions: AL 256-638-1838

SITE SELECTION

SYSTEMS CLEANING 1. Boiler 2. Conveyor 3. Syngas Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,3 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

TANKS 1. Algae Production 2. Digestor 3. Mix 4. Reactor 5. Stainless Steel Biomass 6. Storage Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Dublin Construction Co. Inc.: GA 478-272-0721 Flying Dutchman Inc.: OH 330-669-2297 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Hoffmann Inc.: IA 563-263-4733 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Keystone Silo Systems Inc.: FL 941-750-6156 . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,6

TESTING SERVICES Control Union Inc.: LA 504-468-5485 Kice Industries Inc.: KS 316-744-7151 Paratherm: PA 610-941-4900 Timber Products Inspection: GA 218-461-2579

Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276

SIZE REDUCTION Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Vecoplan LLC: NC 336-861-6070 Weima America Inc.: SC West Salem Machinery Co.: OR 503-364-2213 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc.: MO 314-621-3348 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040 Wyssmont Co.: NJ 201-947-4600

SOFTWARE 1. DAHS (Data Acquisition & Handling) 2. Financial 3. Other Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Binmaster Level Controls: NE Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Verdanté Bioenergy Services: NC 828-394-1246

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THERMAL OIL SYSTEMS Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 omact E ui ment nc.: Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc.: WA 425-952-2832 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Thermal Fluid System Inc.: GA 770-425-5556 Vyncke N.V.: Belgium 32-56-730-630

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TORREFACTION Better Built Dry Kiln Co.: KY 859-578-8240 SolaGen Inc.: OR 503-366-4210 Wyssmont Co.: NJ 201-947-4600

TORREFACTION & DENSIFICATION PRODUCTION PLANTS Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Sunomi LLC: VT

TRADE FAIRS Elmia AB/World Bioenergy: Sweden 46-3615-2234

TRAILERS Big John Trailers: GA 912-496-7469 Hallco Industries Inc.: OR KNL Holdings LLC: AR 870-236-7753 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN

TRAINING Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Cogent Industrial Technologies: BC 604-207-8880 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

TREATMENT 1. Water 2. Wastewater Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

TRUCK DUMPERS iro e E ui ment: Andritz Inc.: GA 770-640-2500 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global: SC 864-476-7523 KNL Holdings LLC: AR 870-236-7753 TS Manufacturing: ON 705-324-3762 Wolf Material Handling Systems: MN 763-576-9040

USED EQUIPMENT American Pulverizer: MO 314-781-6100 Baum Pneumatics Inc.: BC 604-945-4507 Caterpillar: GA Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Jackson Lumber Harvester: WI 715-926-3816 LMI-Tennessee LLC: TN Mill Machinery LLC: OR 503-720-0540 eterson acific or : Weima America Inc.: SC

VIDEO EQUIPMENT Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276 Opticom Tech.: MI 269-966-2900

WEIGHING Hamer-Fischbein LLC: MN 763-231-0100 Thayer Scale Hyer Industries: MA 781-826-8101

WOOD CHIP HEATING SYSTEMS AFS Energy Systems: PA 717-763-0286 Bruks AB: Sweden 46-278-642500 Dieffenbacher Inc.: GA 770-226-6394 Hurst Boiler & Welding: GA 229-346-3545 Messersmith Mfg.: MI 906-466-9010 Sigma Thermal: GA 770-427-5770 USNR: WA 360-225-8267

WOOD FUEL SUPPLY ASSESSMENTS Mid South Engineering: AR 501-321-2276

THERMAL OXIDIZERS Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC: WI 920-336-5715 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH: Germany 49-6222-57260 Dürr Systems Inc.: MI 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Lundberg LLC: WA 425-283-5070 McGill AirClean LLC: OH 614-829-1373 Nestec Inc.: PA 610-323-7670 Outotec Energy Products: ID 208-765-1611

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ACROWOOD Corp. ................................................. 36 AFEX Fire Suppression Systems ............................ 36 AFS Energy Systems .............................................. 36 Agra Industries Inc................................................... 36 Air Burners Inc ......................................................... 36 Aircon Corp.............................................................. 36 iro e E ui ment .................................................. 36 Akhurst Machinery Inc. ............................................ 36 American Pulverizer ................................................ 36 Anderson Group ...................................................... 36 Andritz Feed & Biofuel ............................................. 36 Andritz Inc................................................................ 36 Andritz Pulp & Paper ............................................... 36

Arco International S.r.l. .................... 36 Aries Clean Energy.................................................. 36 Arizona Instrument LLC ........................................... 36 ARJES GmbH.......................................................... 36 Astec Inc. ................................................................. 36 Atlas Systems LLC .................................................. 36

Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC ............. 36 Bandit Industries ...................................................... 36 Basic Machinery Co. Inc. ......................................... 36 Baum Pneumatics Inc. ............................................ 36 Better Built Dry Kiln Co. ........................................... 36 Big John Trailers ...................................................... 36 Binmaster Level Controls ........................................ 36 Biomass Combustion Systems ................................ 36 iomass En ineerin E ui ment ......................... 36 Bliss Industries LLC ................................................. 36 BM&M Screening Solutions Ltd. .............................. 36 Brother Machinery ................................................... 36 Bruks ....................................................................... 36 Bruks AB .................................................................. 36 uettner m harlotte fice ............................. 36 Casey Industrial Inc. ................................................ 36 Caterpillar ................................................................ 36 Ceco Environmental ................................................ 36 CEM Machine Inc. ................................................... 36 Central Boiler Inc. .................................................... 38 Chief Industries........................................................ 38 Clariant Corp. .......................................................... 38 Clarkes Sheet Metal ................................................ 38 Classen Apparatebau Wiesloch GmbH ................... 38

Cogent Industrial Technologies ....... 38 Columbia Okura....................................................... 38 omact E ui ment nc. .......................................... 38

Con Vey Keystone Inc. ..................... 38 Continental Biomass Industries Inc. ........................ 38 Control Union USA Inc............................................. 38 CPM Roskamp Champion ....................................... 38

CW Mill Equip. Co. Inc. ...................... 38 John Deere Forestry ................................................ 38 Dieffenbacher GmbH ............................................... 38 Dieffenbacher USA Inc. ........................................... 38 Drying Technology ................................................... 38 Dublin Construction Co. Inc. .................................... 38 The Dupps Co. ........................................................ 38 Duratech Ind. ........................................................... 38

Dürr Systems Inc. ............................. 38 Electronic Wood Systems N A ................................. 38 Elmia AB/World Bioenergy ...................................... 38 Evergreen Engineering Inc. ..................................... 38 Farmi Forest ............................................................ 38

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Fecon...................................................................... 38 ire ................................................................. 39

Process and Storage Solutions ............................... 40

Flying Dutchman Inc. ............................................... 39

ProcessBarron .................................. 40

FLAMEX Inc. ..................................... 39 Fulghum Industries Inc. .................... 39 GreCon Inc. ....................................... 39 GW Systems............................................................ 39 Hallco Industries Inc. ............................................... 39 Hamer-Fischbein LLC.............................................. 39 Hoffmann Inc. .......................................................... 39 Hunt Guillot & Assoc LLC ........................................ 39 Hurst Boiler & Welding ............................................ 39 Inadco Moisture Measurement ................................ 39 Innovative Controls .................................................. 39 Jackson Lumber Harvester...................................... 39 Jansen Combustion & Boiler Technologies Inc....................................... 39 Jeffrey Rader/Terrasource Global............................ 39 Jenz Gmbh .............................................................. 39 JoeScan Inc. ............................................................ 39 Amandus Kahl GmbH & Co. KG.............................. 39 Amandus Kahl USA Corp. ....................................... 39 Keith Mfg. Co. .......................................................... 39 Key Knife Inc. .......................................................... 39 Keystone Silo Systems Inc. ..................................... 39 Kice Industries Inc. .................................................. 39 Kiln Drying Systems ................................................ 39 Klüber Lubrication NA LP ........................................ 39 KNL Holdings LLC ................................................... 39 Koch Knight LLC...................................................... 39 Komatsu Forest ....................................................... 39 Laidig Systems Inc. ................................................. 39 Les Aciers J.P. Inc. .................................................. 39 Lindsay Forest Products .......................................... 39 E ui o. nc. .................................................... 39 LMI-Tennessee LLC ................................................ 39 Lundberg LLC .......................................................... 39 MacDonald Steel Ltd. .............................................. 40 Matthews Marking Systems..................................... 40 a i oa cale stems ....................................... 40 McConnell Technologies Inc. ................................... 40 McGill AirClean LLC ................................................ 40 Meadows Mills Inc. .................................................. 40 Messersmith Mfg. .................................................... 40 Metal Detectors Inc.................................................. 40 Metso Power Oy ...................................................... 40 Mid South Engineering ............................................ 40 Mill Machinery LLC .................................................. 40 MoistTech Corp........................................................ 40 Morbark LLC ............................................................ 40 Nestec Inc................................................................ 40 Opticom Tech........................................................... 40 Outotec Energy Products ........................................ 40 PAL S.R.L. ............................................................... 40 Paratherm ................................................................ 40 eterson acific or .............................................. 40 Phelps Industries Inc ............................................... 40 Pierce Construction ................................................. 40 Player Design Inc .................................................... 40 Ponsse NA Inc. ........................................................ 40 Pratt & Whitney........................................................ 40

Precision Husky Corp. ...................... 40 Premier Tech Chronos ............................................. 40

Process Combusion Corp........................................ 40 Process Sensors Corp............................................. 40

PRODESA North America Corp............................... 40 Progress Industries Inc. ........................................... 40 Promil Stolz SAS ..................................................... 40 Rapco Industries Inc. ............................................... 40

Rawlings Mfg. Inc. ............................ 42 Rayco Manufacturing Inc. ........................................ 42 Redwood Plastics Corp. .......................................... 42 ote nc. ................................................................ 42

Rotochopper Inc. .............................. 42 ri uettin

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Salmatec GmbH ...................................................... 42

Samuel Packaging Systems Group (2) ...................................... 42 Scheuch Inc. ............................................................ 42 Schutte Buffalo ........................................................ 42 cientific ust ollectors ......................................... 42

Siempelkamp Lp ...................................................... 42

Sigma Thermal .................................. 42 SolaGen Inc. ...................................... 42 SonicAire ................................................................. 42 Southern Environmental .......................................... 42 Southern Erectors Inc. ............................................. 42 Sugimat S.L. ............................................................ 42 Sunomi LLC ............................................................. 42 Supertrak Inc. .......................................................... 42 Swiss Combi W. Kunz dryTec AG ............................ 42 Team Safe Trucking ................................................. 43 Thayer Scale Hyer Industries .................................. 43 Thermal Fluid System Inc. ....................................... 43

Timber Automation ........................... 43 Timber Products Inspection ..................................... 43 Top Wood Jobs LLC ................................................ 43 Torbel S.A. ............................................................... 43 Tramco .................................................................... 43

TS Manufacturing.............................. 43 Twin Ports Testing Inc.............................................. 43 Unitemp Dry Kilns LLC ............................................ 43 niversal efiner or . ........................................... 43

Universal Wearparts ................................................ 43

US Blades................................................................ 43 USNR ...................................................................... 43

Uzelac Industries Inc. ....................... 43 Valmet Corp. ............................................................ 43 Vecoplan LLC .......................................................... 43 Verdanté Bioenergy Services .................................. 43 Vyncke N.V. ............................................................. 43 Warren & Baerg Mfg Inc. ......................................... 43 Weima America Inc.................................................. 43 Wellons Inc. ............................................................. 43 West Salem Machinery Co. ..................................... 43 Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Co. Inc. ........ 43 inston achiner

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Wolf Material Handling Systems.............................. 43 Wood-Mizer Sawmills and oo

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Wyssmont Co. ......................................................... 43

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A ACROWOOD CORP. PO Box 1028 Everett, WA 98206-1028 425-258-3555 Fax: 425-252-7622 Email: sales@acrowood.com

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AIRCON CORP. ✧ PO Box 80446 Memphis, TN 38108-0446 901-452-0230 Fax: 901-452-0750

Via Brescia 56 Pontevico (BS), 25026 Italy 39-0309307670 Fax: 39-030-93-079-61 Email: commerciale@novapellet.it Website: www.novapellet.it Nova Pellet – Arco international srl builds and installs machines and plants for production of pellets. The know-how of Nova pellet in the treatment of raw material, its pelletizing and preparation for sale, grants the customer an ideal partner for the design, production and commissioning of pellet plants from small to big productions. Our pellet mills are characterized by the use of patented technology, high efficiency and low power consumption, non-use of additives, custom solutions to customer needs. Nova Pellet mills pelletize every kind of raw materials that a client wants to recycle, from biomass to agricultural waste.

AIROFLEX EQUIPMENT 6001 49th St. S. Muscatine, IA 52761-1153 563-264-8066 Fax: 651-631-2539 Email: sales@airo e .com

ARIES CLEAN ENERGY 3026 Owen Dr., Ste. 101 Antioch, TN 37013-2413 615-471-9299 Email: info@ariescleanenergy.com

AKHURST MACHINERY INC. 1124 Fir Ave., Pmb 104 Blaine, WA 98230-9702 604-540-1430 Fax: 604-540-1780 Email: grahama@akhurst.com

ARIZONA INSTRUMENT LLC 3375 N. DELAWARE ST. Chandler, AZ 85225 602-281-1698 Fax: 602-281-1745 Email: sales@azic.com

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AFEX FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS 5808 Lease Ln. Raleigh, NC 27617 919-781-6610 Fax: 919-787-3915 Email: info@afexsystems.com AFS ENERGY SYSTEMS PO Box 170 Lemoyne, PA 17043-0170 717-763-0286 Fax: 717-763-1066 Email: jclark@afsenergy.com AGRA INDUSTRIES INC. 1211 Water St. Merrill, WI 54452-2157 800-842-8033 Fax: 715-536-9587 Email: info@agraind.com AIR BURNERS INC. 4390 SW Cargo Way Palm City, FL 34990-5577 772-220-7303 Fax: 772-220-7302 Email: info@airburners.com

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ASTEC INC. erome ve. Chattanooga, TN 37407 423-867-4210 Fax: 423-867-4636 Email: cglenn@astecinc.com ATLAS SYSTEMS LLC 6416 E. Main Ave. Spokane Valley, WA 99212-2879 509-535-7775 Email: info@atlassystems.net

ANDRITZ INC. ✧ 1115 NORTHMEADOW PKWY. Roswell, GA 30076-3857 770-640-2500 Fax: 770-640-9454 Email: woodprocessing@andritz.com

830 Prosper St. De Pere, WI 54115-3104 920-336-5715 Email: info@megtec.com Website: www.babcock.com/megtec Established: 1969 In the wood products industry, Babcock & Wilcox MEGTEC (B&W MEGTEC) is a global supplier of turnkey clean air solutions that meet stringent emissions regulations, improve process performance, and protect thermal downstream equipment. B&W MEGTEC is a leader in engineering technologies for effective emissions control of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) from dryers and press vents. We offer advanced solutions for particulate removal, including wet and dry electrostatic precipitators (ESP), scrubbers, oxidation equipment, pulse jet fabric filters (baghouses), and Multiclone® dust collectors, along with solutions to address typical media plugging and alkali attack associated with wood dryer exhaust. We also provide system upgrade and rebuild services. BANDIT INDUSTRIES ✧ 6750 W. MILLBROOK RD. Remus, MI 49340-9662 989-561-2270, 800-952-0178 Fax: 989561-2273 Email: sales@banditchippers.com BASIC MACHINERY CO. INC. 1220 HAROLD ANDREWS RD. Siler City, NC 27344 919-663-2244 Fax: 919-663-2172 Email: info@basicmachinery.com

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BIOMASS ENGINEERING & EQUIPMENT 50 Washington St., Ste. 3B Columbus, IN 47201 317-522-0864 Fax: 317-346-0811 Email: tim@ biomassengineeringequipment.com BLISS INDUSTRIES LLC PO Box 910 Ponca City, OK 74602-0910 580-765-7787 Fax: 580-762-0111 BM&M SCREENING SOLUTIONS LTD. 5465 Production Blvd. Surrey, BC V3S 8P6 Canada 604-539-1029 Fax: 604-539-1022 Email: info@bmandm.com BROTHER MACHINERY 3001 #545-8 NAGEO-RI Saengnim-Myeom Gimhae-si, Geyo, Korea 82-55-346-4105

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BAUM PNEUMATICS INC. 16 1780 McLean Ave. Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 4K9 Canada 604-945-4507 Fax: 604-945-9925 Email: hbaum@shawbiz.ca

CASEY INDUSTRIAL INC. 1400 W. 122nd Ave., Ste. 200 Westminster, CO 80234-3440 720-974-2659 Fax: 303-465-5562 Email: tlepak@caseyind.com

BETTER BUILT DRY KILN CO. 949 Appleblossom Dr. Villa Hills, KY 41017-3821 859-578-8240 Email: lrand35243@aol.com

CATERPILLAR 100 S. L. WHITE BLVD. Lagrange, GA 30241

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ANDRITZ PULP & PAPER ✧ PO BOX 34 FI 57101 Savonl, Finland 358-20-450-5459 Fax: 358-20-450-5540

BINMASTER LEVEL CONTROLS PO BOX 29709 Lincoln, NE 68529-0709 800-278-4241 Fax: 402-434-9133 Email: info@binmaster.com

CEM MACHINE INC. 571 W. End Ave. Carthage, NY 13619-1038 315-493-4258 Fax: 315-493-4236 Email: sales@cem-machine.com

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PO Box 1399 Roseburg, OR 97470-0340 541-672-5506 Fax: 541-672-2513 Email: sales@con-vey.com Website: www.con-vey.com Established: 1946 Con-Vey has been in business for over 70 years producing automated material handling equipment. Con-Vey’s vast knowledge of handling wood fiber, aggregates, and biomass is seen in our quality designs. Con-Vey’s team is your partner for custom solutions handling wood fuel and bio products. Con-Vey has proven designs and a team that works with you to determine your needs and the best approach to your project. We are looking for long term customers that share our vision of value. Please contact us for information or to schedule a team member to visit your plant. Phone: 541-672-5506 or email at sales@con-vey.com

Ste. 300-13775 Commerce Pkwy. Richmond, BC V6V 2V4 Canada 604-207-8880 Fax: 604-207-8878 Email: info@cogentind.com Website: www.cogentind.com Established: 2005 A recognized leader in Integrated Solutions Cogent provides industrial automation and system integration services to the engineered wood industry. We offer technical and project management expertise in: •Electrical Power Systems •Process Control and Automation •Industrial IT •Industrial Information Systems Our clients around the world leverage our technology solutions to achieve a safe, reliable, and efficient operation. COLUMBIA OKURA 301 GROVE ST., STE. A ancouver 360-735-1952 Fax: 360-905-1707 Email: allsales@colmac.com

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CONTINENTAL BIOMASS INDUSTRIES INC. 22 Whittier St. e ton 603-382-0556 Fax: 603-382-0557 Email: in o@c i inc.com CONTROL UNION USA INC. 125 Mallard St., Ste. D aint ose 504-468-5485 Fax: 504-468-5496 Email: orour e@controlunion.com CPM ROSKAMP CHAMPION 2975 AIRLINE CIR. aterloo 319-232-8444

CW MILL EQUIP. CO. INC.

14 Commerce Dr. Sabetha, KS 66534-9413 785-284-3454, 800-743-3491 Fax: 785-284-2010 Email: hogzilla@cwmill.com Website: www.hogzilla.com Established: 1973 CW Mill Equipment Co. Inc. is a diversified manufacturing, sales and service company, founded in 1973. Being customer-driven is the basis for all that CW Mill Equipment does, and that approach is backed with experienced staff and advanced manufacturing equipment. CW Mill’s products include large industrial grinding machines, and high performance hammer mill cutting and grinding tools for both rigid and swing hammer style grinding machines. Visit www.hogzilla.com for industrial tub and horizontal end feed style grinding machines. Visit www.armorhog.com for extreme-duty parts for rigid hammer style grinding machines. Visit www.dynahog.com for heavy-duty parts for swing hammer style grinding machines.

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26801 Northwestern Hwy. Southfield, MI 48033 248-450-2000, 248-803-0303 Fax: 734-459-5837 Email: ctssales@durrusa.com Website: www.durr-cleantechnology.com Established: 1970 Dürr Systems, Inc. has been the industry leader in supplying air pollution abatement equipment for over 45 years. OEM technologies include regenerative, direct fired and catalytic oxidizers, absorption concentrators, and catalytic filtration. This wide variety of technologies guarantees Dürr has the air pollution control solution to meet your needs. Our Aftermarket services include retrofits, rebuilds, spare parts and inspections, ensuring that your system is operating at its maximum efficiency for years to come. With over 4,000 installations worldwide, Dürr has the most effective system for your air pollution control needs.

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4365 Federal Dr. Greensboro, NC 27410-8116 336-299-2933 Fax: 336-299-2944 Email: flamex@ sparkdetection.com Website: www.sparkdetection.com FLAMEX Inc. is a leading supplier of customized industrial process fire prevention and protection equipment. We specialize in the protection of facilities that handle combustible dusts that utilize pneumatic dust collection and air filtration systems. To combat the common problem of dust collector fires and explosions, our company pioneered the utilization of a new technology in North America by introducing the FLAMEX Spark Detection and Extinguishing System in 1977. We have many successful installations in wood pellet and biomass applications. Capabilities include the design, supply and installation of deluge systems, hot particle detection and explosion prevention systems. FLYING DUTCHMAN INC. 6631 EGYPT RD. Smithville, OH 44677-9774 330-669-2297 Fax: 330-669-2892 Email: le le @ in .com

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15875 SW 74th Ave., Ste. 100 Tigard, OR 97224-7934 503-641-7731 Fax: 503-641-7508 Email: sales@grecon-us.com Website: www.grecon-us.com Established: 1911 Reduce your risk of combustable dust fires and explosions When working materials, sparks are created very quickly and they can ignite dust into an explosion and fire that can injure personnel, damage equipment and cause production downtime. Prevention is safer and the less costly method of mitigating these hazards. Stop these hazards before they destroy your business. GreCon spark detection & extinguishing systems provides safety for your production. Detect sparks and extinguish them before the filter. Detect heat build up in silos, bag houses, and storage bins. Outlined in NFPA 69, 654 and 664 standards. Factory Mutual Approved. GW SYSTEMS PO BOX 100339 irmin ham a :

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MACDONALD STEEL LTD. ✧ 200 AVENUE RD. Cambridge, ON NIR 8H5 Canada 519-620-0400 Fax: 519-621-4995 Email: kmcgill@macdonaldsteel.com MATTHEWS MARKING SYSTEMS ✧ 6515 PENN AVE. Pittsburgh, PA 15206-4407 800-775-7775 Fax: 412-665-2550 Email: info@matw.com MAXI LOAD SCALE SYSTEMS 133 Highland Park Dr. Brunswick, GA 31523-1156 912-265-1486 Fax: 912-261-0292 Email: sales@maxiload.com

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METAL DETECTORS INC. PO Box 26440 Eugene, OR 97402-0466 541-345-7454 Fax: 541-345-7971 Email: sales@mdiblue.com

MID SOUTH ENGINEERING PO Box 1399 Hot Springs National Park, AR 71902-1399 501-321-2276 Fax: 501-624-4214 MILL MACHINERY LLC 31678 S. Highway 213 Molalla, OR 97038-7533 503-720-0540 Fax: 503-829-5418 Email: tim@millmachinery.net MOISTTECH CORP. 6408 Parkland Dr., Ste. 104 Sarasota, FL 34243 941-727-1800 Fax: 941-727-1810 Email: info@moisttech.com

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O OPTICOM TECH. 5420 Beckley Rd., Ste. 228 Battle Creek, MI 49015-5719 269-966-2900, 800-578-1853 Fax: 888-370-5656 Email: info@opticomtech.com

MCGILL AIRCLEAN LLC 1777 Refugee Rd. Columbus, OH 43207-2119 614-829-1373 Fax: 614-445-8759 Email: sales@mcgillairclean.com

METSO POWER OY PO BOX 211 FI 00026 Baswar, Finland 46-3150-1000

NESTEC INC. PO Box 568 Douglasville, PA 19518 610-323-7670 Fax: 610-323-7672 Email: rpennington@nestecinc.com

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MCCONNELL TECHNOLOGIES INC. PO Box 126 Alton, AL 35015-0126 205-836-0396 Fax: 205-836-0398 Email: ctmcconnell1@aol.com

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PHELPS INDUSTRIES INC ✧ PO BOX 1093 Little Rock, AR 72203-1093 501-375-1141 Fax: 501-375-6568 Email: jpsales@phelpsindustries.com

PROCESS AND STORAGE SOLUTIONS 3446 County Rd. 90 Rainsville, AL 35986-3931 256-638-1838 Fax: 256-638-1839 Email: donald@processandstorage.com

PIERCE CONSTRUCTION PO Box 485 Petal, MS 39465-0485 601-544-1321 Fax: 601-544-3371 Email: pierce1@piercepcm.com

PROCESS COMBUSION CORP. 5460 CURRY RD. Pittsburgh, PA 15236-2822 412-655-0955 Fax: 412-650-5569 Email: pcc@pcc-sterling.com

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PLAYER DESIGN INC PO BOX 712 Presque Isle, ME 04769-0712 207-764-6811 Email: info@playerdesign.net

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1780 Idaho St. Missoula, MT 59801-1424 406-728-6182 Fax: 406-728-7957 Email: john@ rawlingsmanufacturing.com Website: www.wastewoodhogs.com Established: 1976 With over 40 years of experience in the forest and sawmill related industries, Rawlings delivers wood grinding equipment with a reputation for durability, performance and reliability. Since 1976, Rawlings Manufacturing has been manufacturing and installing custom wood grinding systems. Rawlings offers a complete line up of wood grinders in a full range of sizes and models. Each customer’s operation is unique to its own challenges. Our team designs each system specific to the customer’s operation and specifications. Add a wide variety of available options such as work platform decks, choice of belt, chain, vibrating in-feed and out-feed conveyors, metal or magnet protection, product screening and separation, and you’ve got the flexibility to customize the perfect wood grinding system. RAYCO MANUFACTURING INC. 4255 E. Lincoln Way Wooster, OH 44691-8601 330-264-8699 Fax: 330-264-3697 Email: rayco@raycomfg.com REDWOOD PLASTICS CORP. 1901 SCHURMAN WAY Woodland, WA 98674-9599 360-225-1491 Fax: 360-225-0411 ROTEX INC. 1230 Knowlton St. Cincinnati, OH 45223-1800 515-591-5342 Fax: 513-541-4888

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1401 Davey Rd. Woodridge, IL 60517 800-323-4424 Fax: 905-279-8016 Email: packaging@samuel.com Website: www.samuelstrapping.com Samuel Packaging Systems Group offers the Forest Products industry a wealth of experience in overcoming the challenges of transporting of Forestry Products. Our products can help ensure that your final package maintains its integrity and ease of handling – both on route and in the yard. Our comprehensive line of strapping and unitizing solutions, from steel and industrial strength polyester strapping, tools and accessories, coding & labeling solutions, to large turnkey fully automated strapping systems, are specifically designed to keep you competitive.

SCHEUCH INC. 40 University Ave., Ste. 904 Toronto, ON M5J 1T1 Canada 519-772-7786 Fax: 519-772-7501 Email: sales@scheuch.ca

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SIGMA THERMAL

4875 Deen Rd. Marietta, GA 30066 770-427-5770 Email: sales@sigmathermal.com Website: www.sigmathermal.com Sigma Thermal manufactures Biomass-Fired Energy Systems for engineered wood plants (OSB, MDF, PB, and LVL). Sigma offers a full range of heating solutions that include biomass fired combustion systems, hot gas generators, thermal fluid heaters, and steam boilers. Individual feed, combustion, dust collecting and ash handling systems are offered separately. Additionally, emission retrofit upgrades, boiler MACT compliance, system energy audits, maintenance and training services are available to help you maximize existing system performance and plant operation. Sigma Thermal is ISO 9001:2008 certified with design.

SOLAGEN INC.

150 Port Ave. Saint Helens, OR 97051-3004 503-366-4210 Fax: 503-366-4215 Email: solagen@solageninc.com Website: www.solageninc.com Established: 1985 SolaGen Inc. is a fully diversified leader in the supply of process engineering and equipment for all biomass energy applications. Our engineering capabilities are diverse with the successful design of power generation and densification facilities, dryer islands, and industrial boiler systems, along with supporting materials handling systems. SolaGen’s, dry fuel EnerTek, and wet fuel ReciproTherm energy systems can be integrated with our steam, hot water, or thermal fluid boilers in addition to our rotary dryer product offerings. Complete ORC based power generation plants can be supplied as an efficient, stand alone, facility or as a CHP system enhancing existing operations. SONICAIRE 3831 KIMWELL DR. Winston-Salem, NC 27103 336-712-2437 Email: moreinfo@sonicaire.com

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TRAMCO 198 COMMERCE DR. Winnipeg, MB R3P 0Z6 Canada 316-264-4604 Fax: 204-488-6929

T TEAM SAFE TRUCKING 1122 PINOPOLIS RD. Moncks Corner, SC 29461 843-761-3999 THAYER SCALE HYER INDUSTRIES PO BOX 669 Pembroke, MA 02359-0669 781-826-8101 Fax: 781-826-7944 Email: sales@thayerscale.com

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400 Aviation Plaza Hot Springs National Park, AR 71913 501-623-0065 Email: info@timberna.com Website: www.timberna.com Established: 1981 Baxley Equipment Company, LLC and Price LogPro, LLC (Baxley-LogPro) are proud to announce the formation of Timber Automation, LLC. Together, we have combined our strong presence in complementary product categories to take full advantage of our long history, extensive industry experience, and unmatched technical knowledge to deliver the highest quality services to our customers. With our combined resources, our increased investments in engineering, technology, quality and production, we will continue to exceed our customer expectations. TIMBER PRODUCTS INSPECTION 1641 Sigman Rd. NW Conyers, GA 30012-3465 218-461-2579 Email: thippchen@tpinspection.com TOP WOOD JOBS LLC PO Box 4 La Center, WA 98629-0004 360-263-3371 Fax: 866-527-5285 Email: topwoodjobs@gmail.com TORBEL S.A. ✧ ZONA IND. DAS ERVOSAS, APARTADO 14 Ilhavo, 3834-909 Portugal 351-234-325-0111 Fax: 351-234-325-012 Email: branca.araujo@torbel.pt

2 Fleetwood Rd. Lindsay, ON K9V 6H4 Canada 705-324-3762 Fax: 705-324-6482 Email: sales@tsman.com Website: www.tsman.com Established: 1973 TS Manufacturing has been designing, manufacturing and installing wood handling and processing equipment for over 40 years. We engineer and build log and roundwood handling systems, chip and sawdust conveying systems, wood meal breakdown systems, storage bins of all kinds and boiler feed systems. Boiler Feed Systems: We manufacture custom reclaim and silo solutions, stoker floor pile reclaims and traveling screw reclaim systems. Biomass Bulk Material Handling: We manufacture truss, belt, gallery and vibrating conveyors. Contact us to see how our in-house engineering, fabrication and installation teams can ensure you a successful project. Visit us online at: www.tsman.com TWIN PORTS TESTING INC 1301 N. 3RD ST. Superior, WI 54880-1131 715-392-7114 Fax: 715-392-7163 Email: info@twinportstesting.com

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6901 Industrial Loop Greendale, WI 53129-2445 414-529-0240 Fax: 414-529-0362 Email: mporter@uzelacind.com Website: www.uzelacind.com Established: 1980 Uzelac Industries (Kansas) 409 Main St. Neodesha, KS 66757 620-325-2269 Email: mporter@uzelacind.com Uzelac Industries Inc. products are custom designed drying systems serving a wide range of industries, providing factory-assembled dryers that require either minimal installation or onsite assembly for larger systems. The lead engineers on a project are the main customer contact. We handle all of our own service calls and maintain a spare parts inventory to help remedy any mechanical issues quickly. Uzelac Industries Inc., with over 30 years of industry experience, has established itself as a major supplier of rotary drying systems, with many satisfied customers.

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W WARREN & BAERG MFG INC. 39950 Road 108 Dinuba, CA 93618-9518 559-591-6790 Fax: 559-591-5728 Email: info@warrenbaerg.com WEIMA AMERICA INC. 3678 Centre Cir. Fort Mill, SC 29715-9733 888-440-7170 Fax: 803-802-7098

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Weir Engineering Completes Valve Work Weir Engineering Services has partnered with Lynemouth Power Station at Ashington, UK to contribute to the project that will convert the plant from a coal fired to a biomass fired power station, including the overhaul of 11 butterfly valves and gearboxes. An engineering team from service facility in Alloa (Clackmannanshire, Scotland) overcame the challenge of dealing with valves in very different conditions, after being repaired by several companies over the years. The valves were installed in 1972 when Lynemouth Power Sta-

tion started to generate electricity from coal. The project to convert the station to biomass was confirmed after its acquisition by Energetický a Průmyslový Holding (EPH), and will allow the plant to generate up to 420 MW of low carbon electricity. The quality standards applied by the customer required an extensive report of the differences found, detailing defective, worn or damaged components, along with the proposed repair strategy. After a process of stripping down, cleaning and inspection, including Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), the team noted that most of the coating was worn and, in some cases, peeled off. Actuator mountings on the gearboxes and gearbox housing had also suffered severe corrosion. Brian Fairley, Supervisor at Weir, comments, “Each valve required a bespoke design to cater for the variety of different dimen-

sions for disc and shaft seals. In order to carry out the overhaul, our expert team measured each body and disc to calculate the required seal dimensions. The bearing trunnion housing of the valves had been machined out over the years and replaced with different solutions, again all solutions were bespoke, so we’re proud to have met the challenges posed by the project and delivered for this customer.” The shafts had also suffered from wear due to the ingress of debris from failed shaft seals. The team machined them back and resprayed metal surfaces to recover the required design dimensions. They also agreed to a standard size to repair, or removed the helicoils of the valve body flange holes, which had been fitted in different sizes and locations on valve flanges. Along with the 11 butterfly valves and gearboxes, the teams in

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Alloa and Teesside (Middlesbrough, England) completed the overhaul of 42 turbine relief valves, three lid assemblies, three in situ seat replacements, 48 onsite overhauls of valves, seven condensate extraction pumps, seven booster pumps, two CW pumps; and two main boiler feed pumps. Two Nash pumps have also been added for overhaul and the Weir team is supporting Lynemouth by installing all overhauled pumps. James White, Contract Engineer, explains, “The differences found in the valves made the spares identification and manufacturing a serious challenge. However, we’ve delivered a very successful result for the customer. As a result of this project Lynemouth Power Station now has fully overhauled valves fit for a further 10 years of power generation. Also at Lynemouth: Cement-based technology has been used to provide anti-corrosion protection to steel at a new materials handling facility under construction at Lynemouth Power Station. Cemprotec E942, a high performance, anti-corrosion cementitious coating, has been specified by Sir Robert McAlpine to protect new steel piling totalling 1,500 m2 to ensure that the 20-year design life of the steelwork is achieved. E942 is manufactured by Flexcrete Technologies Ltd., part of the AkzoNobel group of companies. Cementitious technology was chosen for this project due to the ability of Cemprotec E942 to provide enhanced chemical and abrasion resistance while ensuring rapid completion of the coatings work due to limited preparation requirements of the steelwork. The Power Station is being converted from coal burn generation to biomass in order to supply the National Grid with up to 390 MW of low carbon electricity, supplying enough power for almost half a million residential homes. The biomass conversion will save 1.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide in comparison to coal.

Sir Robert McAlpine is constructing the materials handling facility at the power plant and an anti-corrosion coating was needed for protection of the sheet piling in the new rail offload areas. CSC Services UK Ltd, a specialist repair and coatings contractor to the power and water industries, was appointed to carry out the application work. The interlocks between the sheet piles and any voids were first filled with Cemprotec Clutch Filler, a uniquely formulated cementitious material for sealing the surface gaps between piles prior to the application of a Flexcrete cementitious anti-corrosion coating. A 1 mm stripe coat of Cemprotec E942 was then applied over welds, flanges, cut edges, plates and all fixings including nuts and bolt heads. Cemprotec E942 is a waterborne, epoxy and cementitious modified polymer coating which provides innovative standalone, anti-corrosion protection. It can be applied to damp substrates and achieves bond when just surface rusting has been removed. With a water-based composition, Cemprotec E942 releases no strong odor or hazardous solvents during application and is non-toxic, so can be applied in enclosed locations. Cemprotec Edge Scrim was embedded on all welds and cut edges before a 1mm coat was Cemprotec E942 was spray applied to the complete surface area of the sheet piles. Just 30-60 minutes later a second 1 mm coat was applied to provide excellent anti-corrosion protection. Cemprotec E942 is CE-marked in compliance with the demands of BS EN 1504.

All Hands On Deck At MGT Teesside In December 2017 the number of staff working on the MGT Teesside biomass power plant construction in Teesside, UK passed 500, including 280 from Teesside and a further 130 from the wider North East. In the same month progress on the steel structure of the 73 m high

boiler house reached the point where mechanical installation of the boiler itself can now begin, a process which will take over a year and be done by specialist contractor Atlantic Projects Company. TeesREP will be fuelled by wood chip and pellets and by around 2020 will generate electricity for the equivalent of 600,000 homes, creating hundreds of construction jobs and then more than 100 full time roles. To help find the right people for the right jobs, MGT Teesside and Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council have set up a training and employment hub in Grangetown, a few miles from the project’s doorstep. Ben Elsworth, CEO of MGT Teesside, says it wasn’t just the workers on site that would benefit: “Almost 120 different companies from Teesside and the North East have been sub-contractors and suppliers to the project. Many other jobs, for example roles in head office, sales support services and logistics have been supported by the project.. APC, which has an even higher proportion of local workers than average on site, ran a number of recruitment campaigns through the hub. Project Director Billy Nolan says, “Our ability to deliver relies on having a pool of qualified and skilled trades with practical experience. We committed at the outset to maximize the use of local talent and it’s paid off as we’ve been overwhelmed by applications from local people and have been able to find a huge proportion of our workforce in the region. We will continue to work with MGT, TR and the hub to maximize opportunities for qualified local people.” TeesREP is a “blue book” project, meaning that contractors building the project have signed an agreement with unions Unite and GMB to use the National Agreement for the Engineering and Construction Industry for in-scope trades. APC is constructing an Amec Foster Wheeler 300 MW CHP boiler.

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says GRU will retain the 40-plus employees of North American Energy Services who now work at the The city of Gainesville, Fla. has facility. A Gainesville-based compurchased the Gainesville Renewpany, Bio Resource Management, able Energy Center biomass power will provide fuel for the biomass plant for $754 million, though facility. costs could increase it to more Without the restrictive power than $1 billion over the next 30 purchase agreement, GRU says it years due to interest rates. can run DHR more often and more economically. “This purchase of the newly named Deerhaven Renewable and termination of the power purchase agreement with GREC is a transformative event for Gainesville. It ends the uneconomical agreement and replaces it with an ownership interest in a modern plant that can add to GRU’s generating assets,” comments Ed Bielarski, general manager of GRU. “This deal also closes the chapter on a decade of political divisiveness related to biomass rhetoric, unproductive grandstanding and misinformation.” GREC completed construction of the 100 MW GREC, now called Deerhaven Renewable Genera- facility at a cost of $500 million in October 2013 tion Station, went into commercial operation in and it became available late 2014. for commercial operation However, city officials say in late 2013. The plant was owned Gainesville will save $768 million by Energy Management, Inc., Bayover the next 30 years and lower Corp Holdings and Starwood Enelectric bills. ergy, as well as by principals of Gainesville Regional Utilities, Fagen, Inc., which was the conthe city-owned utility, immediately tractor. changed the plant’s name to DeerThe plant was expected to utihaven Renewable Generating Stalize 1 million tons of woody biotion. mass annually. The plant operates Although the plant’s value is esa Metso bubbling fluidized boiler timated at around $450 million, and Siemens turbine. GRU officials pushed the deal to exit a binding 30-year contract that UK Project Will Mix called for the city to pay GREC Coal Fines, Sawdust $1.9 billion—about $70 million annually—over the next 26 years, The University of Kentucky even if the city didn’t use the Center for Applied Energy Reavailable energy. search (CAER) has received a $1.6 GREC CFO, Albert Morales, million U.S. Dept. of Energy

(DOE) grant to develop an innovative partnership in Hazard, Kentucky that could serve as a model for future energy projects in rural eastern Kentucky communities. DOE’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) funded the project, which is titled Gasification Combined Heat and Power from Coal Fines. Funding for 20% of the project cost is provided by the UK Research Foundation, Arq Coal Technologies LLC, and Beijing Baota Sanju Energy Science and Technology Co. Ltd. The grant will allow CAER and its community partners to complete a front end engineering design (FEED) study for a 5 MW electric equivalent polygenerating unit utilizing waste coal fines and biomass as feedstocks. CAER will be recycling two Eastern Kentucky products—sawdust and coal fines—to help create localized power generation in Perry County. “I’ve always believed that localized and regional power generation would work well in many Kentucky communities, particularly throughout rural Kentucky,” says Jack Groppo, a principal research engineer at CAER and faculty member in the UK Dept. of Mining Engineering, who is working on this project. “We have a tremendous amount of coal fines left over throughout Kentucky coal fields as well as a strong, vibrant lumber industry that has industrial waste as well. This project will allow us to combine those two products to create fuel that will help power rural Kentucky communities for years to come.” As part of the project, CAER will partner with several businesses based in Hazard, including Gay Brothers Lumber, Blackhawk Mining and the Hazard-Perry County Economic Development Alliance. CAER will use biomass (sawdust) from Gay Brothers Lumber and will utilize waste coal fines from Blackhawk Mining. The model location will be located at the Coal Fields Regional Indus-

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trial Park in Hazard. The center will also collaborate with Beijing Baota Sanju Energy Science and Technology Co. Ltd. in China to conduct a preliminary design on the 5 MW gasifier, as the project seeks to find out how best to optimize how much heat and power can be generated. The grant will fund a cultural impact study in the region to help determine the community and financial benefits of local, gasified power generation. Smith Management Group of Lexington will contribute to the FEED study, along with Trimeric Corp. from Texas.

Drax Biomass Starts Up Urania Pellet Plant Drax Biomass Inc., a leading producer of industrial wood pellets in the Southeast, started produc-

tion at its newest facility, LaSalle BioEnergy in Urania, La., in late November. The facility, which was built in 2015 by German Pellets, was purchased by Drax at auction last April. A series of upgrades and repairs has been ongoing at the plant since the acquisition. The asset was a strategic investment considering LaSalle BioEnergy’s proximity to an abundant wood basket and its production capacity that supports Drax’s strategy of increasing selfsupply. LaSalle BioEnergy will employ 78 and is the third pellet plant in the Drax Biomass portfolio including Morehouse BioEnergy in Bastrop, La. and Amite BioEnergy in Gloster, Miss., both of which Drax built from scratch. The LaSalle wood pellet manufacturing facility, which is 160 miles northwest of

Baton Rouge, can produce 450,000 metric tons of wood pellets per year. The Morehouse and Gloster facilities, both commissioned in 2015, can each produce 450,000 metric tons annually as well. Drax Biomass had previously signaled its intent to pursue the acquisition of financially distressed pellet manufacturing assets. The company’s strategy is to self-supply 20-30% the wood pellets required by its Drax Power Station in the United Kingdom. Drax generates 7% of the UK’s electricity, and 70% of the electricity Drax produces is made using compressed wood pellets, having converted three 660 MW generating units from coal fired to biomass. It is considering converting its remaining three coal fired units to gas and/or biomass as Britain plans to phase out coal by 2025.

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■ product news Biomass-To-Fuel Plant Begins In Log Yard The year-old AC Global Energy (ACGE) plant near Knoxville, Tenn. is a new production facility

designed to convert biomass into drop-in-the-tank fuel. The facility was developed as a turnkey operation for ACGE to process locally harvested pulpwood into energy products.

Sennebogen 818 loading the infeed at AC Global Energy

At the front end of the process is a log loading station that receives truckloads of wood to be fed into a primary chipper. In the center of the loading station is a purposebuilt Sennebogen 818 M rubbertired log-loader, which unloads and stacks the wood, then feeds it to a Laimet helical chipper. The wood chips go through secondary processing before entering a patented CHyP (Cellulose to Hydrogen Process) reactor for conversion into a hydrogen-rich synthetic gas. ACGE is a Singapore-based development company specializing in “clean energy” projects. According to John Borden, ACGE’s Business Development Manager in North America, the Knoxville plant is just the first of multiple sites that the company foresees for other nearby centers in the future. “The system is highly scalable, but it’s also economical for smaller production sites, too,” Borden explains. “Any location with a good supply of biomass nearby can put this technology to work economically.” As the Knoxville operation ramps up in 2018, Borden expects to see it processing as much as 500 tons of wood per day and output up to 7,000,000 gallons of drop-inthe-tank diesel annually. Secondary streams produce marketable co-products including wood vinegar and premium bio-char. The Sennebogen 818 M provides ACGE with a versatile, purpose-built machine that can handle multiple duties as the operation works up to full capacity. “We considered installing a more tradi-

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tional stationary loader near the feed deck,” Borden says. “But we decided that a rubber-tired log loader would give us more flexibility. We equipped it with a Timber Grab SGH rotary log grapple to load the incoming wood. We also have an orange peel attachment that the 818 M can use to transfer chips. We receive some of our biomass as chips, instead of logs, so the 818 M is always ready to handle those loads as well as

feeding chips into the next stage of the process. It’s even strong enough to pull a decent size log trailer. Borden says the operators like how the 818 handles and the elevating cab gives them a direct look into the trucks they’re unloading. The first few trucks were taking longer to unload but, with some experience now, they’re down to about 15 minutes per truck. “I will definitely be looking to

Sennebogen again when we’re ready to open our next plant,” Border adds. “We’re very happy with the service from their distributor here, Power Equipment. Once the CHyP process and the rest of this operation is fully verified, we will be set to repeat the program in new locations.”

Doppstadt Shredder Prefers Fast Pace

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The new DW 308 Rhino made by the environmental enterprise Doppstadt shreds everything that gets in its way: waste from industry, commerce and households; C&D waste, organic waste and railway sleepers; green waste, logs or roots. Its favorite field of application is processing in plants with high throughput capacities. It reduces the size reliably and prepares the material for further use/recovery. Except concrete, steel and iron it can virtually cope

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with all kinds of materials. The new single-shaft shredder is in the right place wherever more than 40 t/h of waste must be processed. Its extremely robust steel construction ensures stability and durability. The stationary solution DW 308 Rhino is less susceptible to failures and its maintenance intervals are long thus ensuring high availability. With the DW308 Rhino, Doppstadt breaks new ground in the drive technology. While the previous model had a DC motor with rectifier, the present models are provided with a robust, maintenance-free AC drive with state-ofthe-art control. Thanks to the Doppstadt VarioDrive, the machine is more efficient and powerful. The new DW 308 Rhino is provided with the QuickChange System for a quick and easy change from S-tooth to XL-tooth or from

M-tooth to L-tooth. Henning Strunz, Managing Director of Doppstadt Systemtechnik GmbH, comments, “The new DW 308 Rhino is the largest single-shaft shredder of the Doppstadt product range. It combines the best technologies in a robust and durable machine frame for easy operation and efficient solution of the most difficult tasks achieving highest throughput capacities and a high degree of variability. Therefore it is a worthy successor of our well tried and tested and extremely robust DW 3080 E2 Mammut, which it replaces.” Visit doppstadt.com.

MoistTech Partners With Belgium Firm MoistTech Corp. and Belgium based company Weighing & Inspection have announced a partner-

ship to provide advanced moisture measurement capabilities for manufactured materials to customers in the Benelux region. The partnership will deliver a workflow capability focused on improving productivity and efficiency, streamlining operations for customers by implementing Near-Infrared (NIR) technology for moisture measurement and control. An initial primary focus will be developing a joint marketing capability to demonstrate to customers in the Benelux how advanced moisture control technology can measurably drive quality and efficiency. Johan Bauwens, owner and General Manager of Weighing & Inspection, believes that the cooperation with MoistTech is an absolute added value. “Working together which such a high-level partner with such huge domain-

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specific knowledge is a delight and will definitely increase our position in the market.”

provides easy access to main wear components with all infeed components remaining in place. From fine grinding of wood chips for pellet fuel or chipboard, to coarse grinding of bark or wood waste for mulch or biomass, WSM vertical grinders have the flexibility to provide the best solution for your application. If you are looking for a turnkey system, WSM’s complete Biomass Feedstock Processing Systems include bulk feeders, pre-screening and cleaning for low cost processing with reduced grinder wear and increased throughput—one fully integrated package including all engineering and project management. Visit westsalem.com.

West Salem Grinders Offer Versatility

West Salem vertical feed grinder

WSM Vertical Feed Grinders offer a simple yet highly effective design to process a wide range of feedstock, at rates up to 150 tons per hour. These rugged grinders feature a heavy duty rotor with innovative disc and hammer configuration. The optional pivot housing

Bandit Celebrates 35th Anniversary Bandit Industries, Remus, Mich., will spend all of 2018 celebrating its 35th anniversary.

“Thirtyfive years is a long time to be in business,” says Bandit President and coowner Jerry Morey. “That’s why we’re going to take some time in 2018 to appreciate where we’ve been, what we’ve accomplished, and how we want to keep innovating and evolving—for our employees, for our customers, and for our industry.” Bandit Industries started out as Foremost Fabrications in a small one-room shop by Mike Morey Sr. and Diane Morey. The first chipper was a Model 100 Brush Bandit. That chipper caught on in the industry and became so popular that most people knew Foremost Fabrications as “Bandit,” so in 1986, the company took the name officially as Bandit Industries.

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