CMCRI receives $2.7 million investment
CMC Research Institutes recently received a $2.7 million investment through Western Economic Diversification Canada.
Agreement signed with Foresight Cleantech Accelerator
CMC Research and Foresight Cleantech Accelerator are partnering to grow the carbon capture and conversion industry in Canada.
CMCRI publishes CCUS Primer
A report published by CMCRI and Canadian Business for Corporate Responsibility unpacks the CCUS industry in Canada and concludes we are well-positioned to develop, commercialize and export these technologies.
New capture membrane tested at CMCRI’s carbon capture and conversion test centre
Carbon Upcycling Technologies recently tested a novel carbon capture technology at CMCRI’s test centre in Richmond, B.C.
University of Toronto team working to develop more efficient electrochemical process for carbon conversion
A research team from U of T Engineering has developed a new electrochemical path to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable products such as jet fuel or plastics. The technology could significantly improve the economics of capturing and recycling carbon directly from the air.
University of Buffalo researchers awarded $1.8 million for carbon capture University at Buffalo researchers are leading a multi-institution project to develop materials called membranes that can separate carbon dioxide (CO2) from other gases — a technology that factories and power plants could easily install to cut down the amount of carbon they release.
Norway’s offshore CCS plans draw cautious response from European Commission
The European Commission has given cautious backing to a project led by Norway that would see CO2 emissions captured at source from industrial installations and shipped offshore to depleting oil and gas fields where they would be buried more than 1,000 metres underground.
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