HIGHLIGHTS
 
May 2010 presentation by
Dr. Peter Telford, President and CEO of Peat Resources Limited, about the company's pursuit of two major peat-fuel opportunities in northern Ontario and the United Kingdom

Dr. Peter Telford, President Click Here
and CEO of Peat Resources Limited, was invited to make a presentation to the 2009 IASTED International Conference on Environmental  Management and Engineering in Banff (Alberta).
His presentation was titled "Peat Fuel - A Sustainable Bioenergy Resource"
The paper  has been published to the web at
http://www.actapress.com/Abstract.aspx?paperId=35010

Coverage of the Ring of Fire
mining development in northern Ontario by ResourceWorld magazine (Volume 8/5, May 2010) includes a side-bar article about Peat Resources Limited. For your interest we are pleased to forward a copy of the article.

Ontario Ministry of Energy report (“An Assessment of the Viability of Exploiting Bio-Energy Resources Accessible to the Atikokan Generating Station in Northwestern Ontario”) gives important recognition to the use of peat fuel in Ontario.
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Government of Newfoundland and Labrador released “Focusing Our Energy”, a comprehensive provincial energy plan which recognizes the abundant peat resources of the province and their potential for contributing to future energy needs.
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ABOUT US
 
Peat Resources Limited is a Toronto-based clean energy company, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, which was formed to develop and produce peat fuel.

The Company has identified large biomass resources of fuel-grade peat on its properties in Ontario and Newfoundland. The northwestern Ontario property contains over 155 million tonnes, sufficient to supply OPG’s (Ontario Power Generation) northern generating stations for more than 20 years. In Newfoundland, over 40 million tonnes have been defined on about 9,000 hectares of permitted areas.

Peat is biomass. It is used in electricity generating stations and other facilities requiring a long-term assured supply of environmentally favourable, economically competitive and consistent quality fuel.

Peat Resources Limited aims to be the principal supplier of peat fuel, on a profitable and sustainable basis, to the North American energy market.

The Western Star

Published on October 11, 2011

Locally produced peat pellets heading to China

STEPHENVILLE - Peat Resources Ltd. is shipping a quantity of pellets to China in hopes of securing the essential market to substantiate a major production facility in the Stephenville area.

Peter Telford, president of the peat pellet producing company based in Toronto, Ont., said a 20-tonne shipment was expected to be trucked from the Stephenville pilot plant Thursday, enroute to Halifax, N.S., to be shipped to the Asian country.

He said the company has been working with a group in China to attract interest in the alternative fuel source in the hope it will lead to a market sufficient enough to quantify a 200,000-tonne per year peat facility near Stephenville. He said there are a number of interested parties in China, who will use the pellets to test the market them as an alternative fuel source. Read more

10.11.2011 Frank Gale  
Slava Golod, left, project manager for Peat Resources Limited in Stephenville, left, and Jerome Penney of Keltic Transportation Inc., the company organizing the transportation of peat pellets to China, spread a tarp over product bound for the Asian.



Ontario Centre for Excellence for Energy allocated $1.6 million in provincial funds for two research projects on "wet harvesting of peat" and "co-firing of peat and biomass with coal for power generation". The research was carried out in the 2007-2009 period by scientists at Lakehead and McMaster Universities. Peat Resources Limited was a private sector partner with OPG and others in this research program.

Results of the research are becoming available and an article New Peatland Research Site Established in Northwestern Ontario, Canada has appeared in a 2009 edition of the journal Peatlands International. Read more



Ontario: A New Kind of Harvest  Read more
 
Newfoundland: Big Plans for Peat Plant  Read more