Facilities & activities
CMC operates two unique facilities to test, develop and demonstrate technologies for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). CMC helps innovators to scale-up and prove their technologies, as well as provides expertise for the design and engineering of CCUS projects.
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Services
Drawing on our expertise, facilities and partnerships, CMC facilitates working groups and stakeholder engagement sessions, delivering leading research, techno-economic and market analysis, while advising on policies and regulations.
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News
CMC aims to move solutions more quickly from research to market, thereby growing the Canadian economy, increasing Canada’s competitiveness in world markets, and supporting practical, feasible, and economically viable industrial emissions reductions.
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Compact Carbon Capture Challenge: Accelerating Innovations for a Low-Carbon Future
In June 2023, carbonNEXT a joint program of Foresight and Carbon Management Canada (CMC) launched the FortisBC Compact Carbon Capture Challenge, taking applications for small scale carbon …
Transforming Carbon Monitoring for Long-Term Success
Emissions Reduction Alberta’s (ERA) participation in the Accelerating CCUS Technologies (ACT) 4 Call funding initiative is helping advance clean technology solutions, leveraging international …
New President & CEO, Neil Wildgust
Carbon Management Canada (CMC) is excited to announce the appointment of Neil Wildgust as President and CEO effective May 8. Wildgust brings 15 years of carbon capture and storage (CCS) …
Distributed Acoustic Sensing Benchmark
In September and October 2022, five Distributed Acoustic Sensing technology (DAS) vendors participated in a benchmark experiment at Carbon Management Canada’s (CMC) Newell County Facility.
