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Over the last 40 years I have visited a lot of Power Plants, and one of the more interesting ones burned wood scraps. The Williams Lake Biomass plant is located 300 miles north of Vancouver, BC. An hour flight on a 20-person plane brings you to a remote valley ringed with lumber mills that produce about 15 million tons of softwood lumber every year. The process creates a whole lot of sawdust, which needs disposing of. That’s where the local biomass plant comes in. Rated at 66

Below is an article from the Bridgeport Sunday Post, dated February 15, 1953. In the article, my father is quoted describing how local businesses delt with the shortage of Boiler Operators at the time. Remember that most boilers were still “hand-fired” in the 50’s, and boilerman needed to make constant air-fuel ratio adjustments to match the changing steam loads T ODAY ’S BOILERMAN NEED BRAINS RATHER THAN BRAWN BY BOB STOCK 2/15/1953 There’s a cloud of more than steam hanging

In today’s rapidly evolving energy landscape, the demand for skilled professionals in the power plant sector is higher than ever. As the world shifts towards sustainable energy solutions, the need for comprehensive training programs has become paramount. Power plant training not only equips individuals with the necessary technical skills but also enhances their understanding of safety protocols, operational efficiency, and environmental regulations. This blog post will explor