Thirteen organisations to benefit from Wood and Fibre Processing Innovation Program

Toli Papadopoulos
Updated October 20 2016 - 7:01pm, first published 2:31pm
RESOURCES: Resources Minister Guy Barnett and East Tamar Maintenance Services managing director Chris Barcza hold up pyrethrum waste used for biomass with wood fibre.
RESOURCES: Resources Minister Guy Barnett and East Tamar Maintenance Services managing director Chris Barcza hold up pyrethrum waste used for biomass with wood fibre.

Bioenergy and biomass are at the forefront of 13 grants revealed under the state government’s $1.25 million Wood and Fibre Processing Innovation Program.

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Toli Papadopoulos

Toli Papadopoulos

General news reporter

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