
Renewable energy company Drax is excited to announce the launch of its virtual tour of its Mississippi pellet plant. The tour allows visitors to explore the plant’s operations, including the production of a wood pellet.
The virtual tour offers a comprehensive look at the entire pellet production process, from raw fibre to the final product. Follow our team members through various sections of the plant.
“Our goal is to educate the public about the importance of sustainable energy and the role that Drax’s operations play in the larger timber industry,” said Matt White, Executive Vice President of North America Operations, Drax. “This virtual tour not only highlights the technologies and methods we employ, but also gives the audience a look at our process and our commitment to safety and sustainability.”
The virtual tour is now available on www.drax.com/gloster and is free for all users. You can also find it on our social channels, including Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It serves as an educational resource for students, educators, organizations, and anyone interested in the pellet production process.
Source & image credit: Drax
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