Sauder
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Author(s): Denea Campbell, Morgan Pulkinen, Rosie Pidcock, Parveen Chatha, Judy Liu, Celia He, Lindsay Olimer
Faculty: Sauder School of Business: Tirtha Dhar
Staff: Sauder Undergraduate Office
Course: COMM 365
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Report: COMM 365 FINAL.pdf
Jonathan Rhone (CEO, Nexterra Systems Corp.), Prof. Stephen Toope (President & Vice-Chancellor, UBC), Elyse Allan (President, GE Canada) and B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell at the announcement of the UBC Bioenergy Research and Demonstration Project on February 15, 2010. Photo: Martin Dee
A first-of-its-kind bioenergy project at UBC will generate enough clean electricity to power 1,500 homes, reduce the university’s natural gas consumption by up to12 per cent and eliminate up to 4,500 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions per year – the equivalent of taking 1,100 cars off the road.
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