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Ontario Company Seeks TCEQ Approval for Biomass Conversion Facility in Houston

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 27
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What happened

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An Ontario-based company is seeking to acquire a highly specialized site in Houston for its operations. The company is partnering with steelmakers to utilize its process of converting woody biomass into a replacement for metallurgical coal and RNG. The company has filed a permit modification with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regarding this site acquisition.

From wastedive.com

Why it matters

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The company's plan involves testing its conversion process on various organic waste streams, including biosolids. The successful establishment of this facility could strengthen the company's transfer and disposal network within the state of Texas.

From wastedive.com

Who's involved

  • OntarioOntario company seeking to establish a biomass conversion facility in Texas.
  • HoustonHouston, Texas, serves as the location for the proposed industrial site acquisition.
  • Texas Commission on Environmental QualityThe TCEQ is the environmental agency reviewing the permit modification for the site acquisition.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • OntarioSpeculative

    The company could gain market access by integrating its biomass product into the metallurgical coal supply chain.

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