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Fort Frances seeks funding for biomass microgrid feasibility study

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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Fort Frances applied for funding from the Ministry of Natural Resources to study a biomass generation facility. This effort began in 2025, in partnership with AUX Energy, to assess the feasibility and cost models of the facility. The goal is to establish local generation capacity to maintain community operations during major power outages.

From fftimes.com

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The project aims to provide local power generation capacity to keep essential community functions, such as hospitals and restaurants, operating during transmission line failures. This initiative is part of a broader effort by Fort Frances to secure backup energy solutions.

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    Fort Frances might see stabilized operational costs for local businesses, such as hotels and restaurants, during major power outages if the microgrid is successfully implemented.

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