Energy North is an Aboriginal-owned company specializing in biomass heating technology manufactured in Canada. They have over 26 years of experience designing and manufacturing biomass industrial boilers and cogeneration plants. Their certified products meet North American standards and regulations and include commercial pellet boilers, hybrid biomass boilers, and biomass cogeneration systems for communities.

1. ENERGY NORTHMADE IN CANADA BIOMASS HEATING TECHNOLOGY

2. WHO IS ENERGY NORTHWe are an Aboriginal-owned company specializing in biomass heating technology for commercial, industrial, institutional, and community usage.

3. Together with BFI FALMEC, we develop and manufacture innovative and proven products in biomass energy using European knowledge and technology.

4. We have over 26 years of experience in the design and manufacture of biomass industrial boilers and cogeneration plants with over 141 employees in Canada.Manufacturing in alma, quÉbec and soon yellowknife, nwt

5. WHO IS ENERGY NORTHCanadian Manufactured ProductsMISSIONWe are committed to increasing the use of biomass systems for heat and electricity in North American industries and businesses and promoting self-sustaining communities based on a proper stewardship of land and resourcesVISIONWe aim to deliver efficient, well-proven and innovative biomass boilers and cogeneration plants that are proudly manufactured in Canada for our clients.ENERGY NORTHCERTIFICATIONSOur certified products are tested under the most stringent North American standards and respect all American and Canadian regulations. ASME CANADA AND UNITED STATES

6. CSA

7. ISO 9001:2000

8. CWBPRODUCT RANGE Commercial pellet boilers, 100 to 650 kW

9. Hybrid biomass boilers, 500 to 10 000 kW

10. Biomass cogeneration, community energyENERGY NORTHWHY BIOMASS ? Availability of Supply

11. Predictability of Cost

12. Environmental Impact

13. Wood as fuel contributes to our regional economy and creates jobs.

14. Wood is a CO2 neutral source of sustainable energy.

15. Wood is a local staple and can be harvested with minimal energy input.