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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 04, 2014

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Blue Fuel Energy plans world scale hydrogen methanol plant near Chetwynd

Victoria based Blue Fuel Energy proposes a near Chetwynd site on 410 hectares to build the world’s largest electrolysis array for renewable hydrogen and a methanol plant with Canadian Methanol. The project would create about 3,000 construction jobs and 150 full time roles, with electricity fed back to the grid. An MoU with West Moberly First Nations and an agreement with Siemens Canada cover supply and commissioning.

Chetwynd Paper Excellence Blue Fuel Energy

Twin Sisters Native Plant Nursery Reclaims Disturbed Lands

Two local First Nations opened a green house project led by the Twin Sisters Native Plant Nursery near Moberly Lake to reclaim lands disturbed by mining and industrial development. The project is a joint effort by West Moberly and Saulteau First Nations with sponsorship from Walter Energy and support from Agriculture and Agri-food Canada and Royal Roads University.

Twin Sisters Native Plant Nursery Walter Energy Vanessa Adams Adams

BC derailments in 2013 rise 20 percent in BC

A Transportation Safety Board report shows BC train derailments jumped 20 percent in 2013, peaking at a five year high. Notable incidents include a 12 car sulphur derailment near Hasler Flats Chetwynd in May and an August 1 derailment near Tumbl er Ridge. Prince George saw a 3000 litre fuel leak. Mayor Merlin Nichols urges rail safety, as Ottawa tightens rules and 65000 rail cars are to be refitted.

Chetwynd Federal Transportation Safety Board British Columbia South Peace Prince George Federal Transportation Safety Board of Canada Lac Megantic Merlin Nichols Trans Transport Canada

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