The Biofuels Digest lists the Licella Pulp Joint Venture as #3 in The Top 10 Australian Bioeconomy stories of 2016.
The Biofuels Digest lists the Licella Pulp Joint Venture as #3 in The Top 10 Australian Bioeconomy stories of 2016.
“Licella and Canfor will form a joint-venture under the name “Licella Pulp Joint Venture” to integrate Licella’s unique Catalytic Hydrothermal Reactor upgrading platform into Canfor Pulp’s kraft and mechanical pulp mills to economically convert biomass, including wood residues from Canfor Pulp’s kraft pulping processes, into biocrude oil, to produce next generation biofuels and biochemicals.
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