Power Wood Canada Corp’s first black biofuel pellet production facility will be located near La Crete in Mackenzie County, in the province of Alberta, Canada.

Sixty-five acres of land beside its main highway, and close to Peace River, have been fully prepared for the installation of Valmet’s BioTrac steam explosion and pelletization facility in March 2026. The site is close to forestry assets. This first production facility is expected to be fully operational by the fourth quarter of 2026 and capable of producing 350,000 tons of black pellets per year.

Power Wood’s second black biofuel pellet production facility will be located near the town of High Level in Mackenzie County – 90km North West of La Crete.

A further 160 acres of land have been secured here and will soon be prepared for another Valmet BioTrac plant in March 2027. The site is also close to forestry assets and this second production facility is expected to be fully operational by the third quarter of 2027 and capable of producing 350,000 tons of black pellets per year.

Power Wood Canada Corp is proud to be headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, in the heart of the city’s commercial and financial district.

All of Power Wood’s executive and commercial actions are undertaken in its offices in Canada Trust Tower at 421, 7th Avenue SW – just a short walk from the Olympic Plaza and easily reached by the city’s famous Plus 15 pedestrian skywalk network. The location also provides excellent accessibility to Power Wood’s production facility sites in northern Alberta.

Power Wood Canada Corp’s parent company CoAlternative Energy Ltd resides in the UK, east of London in the city of Southend.

As such, much of Power Wood’s business is done at CoAlternative’s head office located at Maitland House, Warrior Square in Southend’s business district. Excellent transport links to and from London, and international connections via London Southend Airport, make Southend an easily accessible, entrepreneurial business hub.