Our mission
We are the industrial solutions hub for greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction and carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). We provide experience, applied research, knowledge and infrastructure to accelerate results.
Our vision
CMC accelerates carbon emissions reduction and storage solutions by supporting practical, feasible and economically viable implementations to make a global impact. Canada leads the world in GHG reduction and carbon capture, utilization, and storage.
What we do
CMC contributes to the widespread deployment of a thriving carbon management industry in Canada driving deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions through research, knowledge sharing, technology testing and education. CMC supports large-scale carbon management projects through innovation and applied research activities, with a focus on the validation and integration of monitoring technologies and the development of a skilled workforce. Through its work at the CMC Newell County site near Brooks, Alberta, CMC provides a world-leading field location to measure, monitor and validate low-carbon technologies, a one-of-its-kind facility dedicated to supporting carbon management programs and initiatives.
CMC is a leader for CCUS in providing knowledge and information about the carbon management sector to local communities, stakeholders and invested parties.
Our Team
Our team has over 150 years of experience in carbon capture, utilization and storage, reservoir modelling, sub-surface measurement, monitoring technologies, emissions detection, quantification technologies and measurement methodologies.
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Board of Directors
CMC’s Board of Directors reviews and approves our strategic direction; is responsible for our financial performance; and, is accountable for driving long-term success. Their diverse skillsets, experience, and areas of influence are critical in helping CMC meet its legal, financial and operational objectives.
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Our history
Beginning in 2009, CMC was formed under the federal Networks of Centres of Excellence program which resulted in the formation of seven start-up companies, four patents, six patent applications, two invention disclosures and one license granted. Since then, CMC has been responsible for over 44 applied-research projects and trained over 5,000 high quality professionals. At the Newell County Facility we have demonstrated 64 prototypes and worked with 167 small to medium-sized enterprises.
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Careers
At CMC, we offer advice and expertise on carbon capture, utilization and storage as well as measurement, monitoring and verification technologies. We look to attract those who are science-driven, collaborative and impact-focused.
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