Tech Woods Usa, LLC

The Community Wood Grant Program Expands Thermally-led Community Wood Energy Systems and Innovative Wood Products Manufacturing, Improves Forest Health and Stimulates Local Economies. Activities to Be Funded Include, But Are Not Limited to, Costs Associated With the Purchase and Installation of Wood Energy Systems and Wood Processing System Upgrades at Existing Innovative Wood Products Manufacturing Facilities, and the Development of New Wood Energy Systems and Wood Products Manufacturing Facilities. the Program Stimulates Rural Economies, Supports Active Forest Management and Creates and Retains Rural Jobs. to Reuse Wood Byproducts Produced During Wood Processing Operations as Fuel for a Biomass Burner and to Produce Pellets to Fuel the New Moldrup Thermal Wood Plant. the Biomass Burner, Recommended Would Serve as New Energy-efficient Primary Heat Source for the Facility. Pellets Made Would Produced Wood Scraps Will Feed the Moldrup Plant Currently Operating on a Diesel Boiler. Fully Utilizing All Wood Byproducts Will Increase the Economic Value of Processing Marginal Wood Collected by Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe Forestry During Fuels Reduction Operations in the Tribally Managed Mission Mountain Wilderness Area. the Goal Is to Fully Utilize Wood Byproducts From Marginal Timber Obtained From Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe Forest Restoration and Fuels Management Operations on Tribal Lands in the Mission Mountains of the Flathead Reservation. With the Installation of the New Moldrup Plant for Hydro Thermal Treatment of Wood, Funded Through the Grant Is on Track to Produce Innovative, Affordable, Locally-sourced, Zero-waste, Sustainable Wood Products From Marginal Timber Collected by Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribe Forestry, United States Forest Service, and Local Contractors.