A British Columbia company has signed an agreement to provide 100,000 tonnes of wood pellets to fuel a biomass power generation plant in Japan, a boost for the province's struggling forestry industry. Premier John Horgan says the agreement between Pinnacle Renewable Energy and Mitsui & Co. adds more value to what is taken out of provincial forests. Pinnacle is already the largest supplier of industrial wood pellets to Japan and the new contract will increase the company's production at facilities in Quesnel, Williams Lake, Houston, Hixon, Armstrong, Lavington and ...
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