Alberta Biobord

04/05/2026

EVENTS BEYOND OUR CONTROL.

The rice straw to MDF CalPlant bankruptcy in Northern California scared off all larger investors in our proposed wheat/Canola straw MDF board plant. Nobody wants to be first to market using straw as the feedstock for MDF, despite all the lessons learned during the Eureka 2-3 years of start & stop operations. They failed real badly, unable to ever produce enough MDF to cover costs.

Our Directors had tried to warn the CalPlant team in advance about the plant design & feedstock mistakes they were making but as the new kids on the block, we were ignored. Their straw had far too much silica & sand, and resorting to washing it just added time & energy costs in having to then dry it ahead of input.

Unfortunately for us, even showing our larger Texas based investors how our design avoided CalPlant's mistakes wasn't enough to convince them. Especially as Covid struck & the global market shrunk for several years.

In late 2023 we regrouped and started focusing on our other planned usage of waste straws and waste post consumer wood fibres. Fuel Energy Pellets. We contracted some independent testing of some proprietary blends via Innotech Alberta and confirmed that we could indeed produce a high energy density straw pellet that got past the high ash issues typically associated with straw based pellets.

We've developed a smaller scale project and spent the past 18 months working with a USA based energy research firm to further enhance our straw blend pellets into a more valued black pellet "BIOCOAL" product.

We are now working with several Alberta based projects to secure a long term contract that will use our pellets to generate net negative Renewable Fuels & Electricity. Should any of those projects requiring carbon credits proceed, we will be positioned to move our Alberta BioCarbon Fuels Ltd project forward. At a cost TWENTY TIMES less than needed for a large MDF board plant.

As far as producing MDF boards with straw Fibre feedstock, that's going to be a project for a brave deep pockets entrepreneur one day. Not yet and unfortunately, not us.

George Clark

03/10/2024

Alberta BioBord draft Pellet Plant elevation views are starting to take shape.

Silos, Hydrogen Gasification Plant, Renewable Fuels GTL Plant, future Combined Cycle Gas Turbine Powerplant drawings all being worked on.

We're busy working on production throughput scenarios, ensuring that each stage from straw input thru to optimized power generation are all closely matched and sized on a maintainable production level. Once properly matched, each equipment configuration is laid out, future potential expansion considered and then the building footprints can be designed.

From the public's perspective, these elevation views are what they'll see, with grassy berms & an abundance of trees & flower gardens surrounding the group of production facilities. In addition, there will be a truck maintenance shop with a parking lot for 8-12 Hydrogen fueled trucks with Super-B trailers onsite. I also envision doing something special with our water retention pond, perhaps even aerating it so that we can have astocked fishing pond picnic area.

George Clark

03/09/2024

Hydrogen is definitely the renewable fuel of the future for any vehicle larger than a car. Firms like Cummins, AGCO, Versatile, JCB & GM are lining up their offerings as production and distribution of low carbon intensity Hydrogen makes rapid advancements.

The reason that Hydrogen is being so aggressively pursued is simple. It is easily incorporated into our vehicles, large trucks, trains, ships and heavy equipment while allowing us to operate those vehicles and equipment exactly the same as we currently do. EV's have tried but they can't deliver the same power density, reliability, range and time to refuel that hydrogen can.

This recent announcement from GM & the DOE explains how GM is moving forward with H2 development based upon many years of protype development. Watch thru this coming year as every vehicle & equipment manufacturer put the brakes on EV expansions while announcing their own Hydrogen development efforts. Here's a link to their announcement: https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/gm-doe-hydrogen-trucks/8563456/

Alberta can & will play a major role in that exciting fuel option. Join me & my team in helping to bring our valuable carbon resources forward as the preferred feedstock for this reliable clean H2 fuel. Together we can continue to do what the over the top fanatics thought impossible. Continue to produce Alberta Oil & Natural Gas in ways that meet or exceed their forced emissions reductions without ever slowing down or reducing the amounts we produce! Thus ensuring a secure source of much needed Royalty revenues for future generations of Albertans.

I am thrilled to be part of an exciting technology development that will not only provide the only truly Net Zero Hydrogen but will allow us here in Alberta to INCREASE the amount of Natural Gas that we produce not just for ourselves but for a world that will be clamoring for access to our resources. Please feel welcome to join us in our efforts to bring Alberta's clean energy to a world that needs us more than ever.

George Clark, CEO
Alberta BioBord Corp.
Green Bio Hydrogen Inc.

03/05/2024

What's on your mind George?

That FB post prompt encourages us to speak our mind, advice that I obviously always follow!

Today I am thinking about findind straw storage depot locations and wondering if the dozen or so farmers and/or counties will be happy for the extra income we could bring them.

I'm also thinking about employment, will it be a challenge to find 8 real good truckers, 4 great equipment operators, 32 excellent plant operators willing to work rotating shifts and a dozen or so administration/sales people? Just for Phase 1 of our proposed project, total employment & producer income just keeps rising as we bring additional phases on. Plus can we assemble a good construction team to keep costs on schedule & budget?

Yes, now that the AUC Moratorium is over it's time to start planning the next steps of our Renewable Energy project. There's been a few modifications to our proposed project, we used the seven month pause to really delve into how to make our project more economical, more robust and far more integral to the needs of Albertans as we face the challenges of a world that needs our Energy but is afraid of the impacts that our plentiful resources might bring.

George Clark, CEO
Alberta BioBord Corp.

03/17/2023

Alberta BioBord's office building in Stettler was part & parcel of a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) by parties from Surrey BC & Calgary.

After costing us over $75K in building improvements throughout 2021 and early 2022, they breached their SPA and failed to transfer title per their contract. They have falsely claimed that we were a tenant when in fact we have the signed contracts with them showing that the building was supposed to be ours in exchange for final payment for one half of their Share Purchase Agreement contract. They breached their contract by failing to make scheduled share purchases and failing to transfer title as they had contracted to do.

We are dealing with their claims with the appropriate legal response to their breach. And despite the mess created by their unfulfilled commitments, we are proceeding with our proposed projects in Stettler County. Although it obviously would have been nice to have that property as part of our operations, it wasn't critical to our project as we can build administrative offices onsite.

We will release more details after our April 12th AGM where we will be introducing both our new project schedules and our replacement investors. And subject to shareholder approval, we will begin our next public consultations that are necessary ahead of the re-filing of our Development Permit application.

In the interim, anyone with any specific questions can contact me by email at [email protected] , thank you.

George Clark, CEO
Alberta BioBord Corp

02/26/2023

After a year long hiatus in 2022 due to primarily needing to demonstrate to AB Environmental staff that NOTHING within our proposed Fuel Pellet, Thermal Powerplant nor MDF Board plant would create any negative environmental impacts, Alberta BioBord is now taking steps to re-file an updated Development Permit application with the County of Stettler.

We will be filing two Development permit applications this year, the 1st for the pellet plant plus two small ancillary pilot plants in 5-6 weeks. The 2nd application will be filed in about 5-6 months for a BioEnergy Carbon Capture Storage (BECCS) Powerplant. This will become Alberta's first renewable NET NEGATIVE Powerplant, allowing us an opportunity to collaborate with a number of major projects that need to bring their Carbon footprints down.

Stettler & area is finally positioned to see much needed economic development help them become a reinvigorated industrial hub. BioBord welcomes the news of a major solar facility also coming to the County. Collectively, the electricity available in the area will ultimately spur additional projects looking to be powered by the greenest power available within Alberta.

Watch this page for announcements on a public consultation schedule and for links to an updated website coming soon.

George Clark, CEO
Alberta BioBord Corp.

02/11/2023

Caught having an inappropriate relationship with a staffer, Toronto Mayor John Tory has just resigned.

01/14/2022

Renewable baseload power.

Alberta BioBord Corp is looking to bring a 160MW straw fibre based fuel pellet fed thermal CHP powerplant online sometime in 2023. Subject to AUC approval.

Wind, Solar & SMR get all the press attention. But our unique Biomass pellets will quietly deliver power that's just as reliable and plentiful as coal used to provide.

Watch as major projects begin to develop around our renewable and sustainable solution. By 2030 we could have 5 or 6 plants providing much needed stability to Alberta's electricity supply.

With billions of associated new investment taking advantage of our fixed cost steam & electricity. Biomass power in Alberta is the true Green technology whose time has come.

George Clark, CEO
Alberta BioBord Corp.

09/03/2021

CANADA'S LARGEST GHG SEQUESTRATION PROJECT CREATING VALUABLE PRODUCTS & PERMANENT FULLTIME JOBS RIGHT HERE IN ALBERTA!

Some Renewable Fuels make sense & the world needs high quality MDF board products. We will produce & deliver both.

George Clark, CEO
Alberta BioBord Corp

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