Fires at community owned wood waste utility puts it out of service for months. The future of the facility is not clear and our attempt to get answers from political leadership was unsuccessful.
It is the second fire at the city-owned Revelstoke Community Energy Corporation wood waste energy facility in the past few months.
FortisBC proposes to save Revelstokians $400 per year on their heating bills, but is this the way we should be going in the midst of a climate crisis?
Community op-ed contributor Cornelius Suchy believes a "Made in Revelstoke" solution to fuel is possible. The key? Converting wood waste into fuel.
