Federal/provincial investments announced at official opening
Richmond, B.C. – A new facility to test carbon capture and conversion technologies is operational thanks in part to investments by the Government of Canada and the Government of British …
Field research station sees first injection of CO2
A project mileststone has been reached at the Containment and Monitoring Institute’s Field Research Station. On August 9, the first test slug of CO2 was injected into the injection well at …
CMCRI announces incoming president
CMCRI is pleased to announce Sandra Odendahl will begin as President and CEO of CMC Research Institutes effective Sept. 1. Sandra is a Canadian corporate sustainability pioneer with a passion for …
RITE Japan subscribes to research program
International participation in the Containment and Monitoring Institute’s research program has grown with the addition of RITE – Japan. The environmental research organization has signed on as a …
Foresight evident in development of field research station says visiting expert
A Princeton researcher visiting the Containment and Monitoring Institute’s field research station (FRS) says work at the station will play an important role in the development of large-scale …
International delegation takes CCUS tour of Western Canada
An international delegation with experts from Norway, Germany and Ireland toured carbon capture, storage and conversion sites in Western Canada in February. Delegates on the tour, led by Canadian …
International collaboration aims to reduce carbon capture costs
VANCOUVER, B.C., CANADA — A CDN$3 million international collaboration to optimize a novel carbon capture system could reduce the cost of capturing carbon from industrial processes. Although …
Mitacs Accelerate interns find value working at CMCRI
In its ongoing effort to support the development of highly qualified personnel, CMC Research Institutes is working with Mitacs to support two University of Calgary candidates. Roger Mah is a …
NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE and CMC Research Institutes announce partnership
VANCOUVER (December 1, 2016) – The NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE and CMC Research Institutes today announced a partnership that will support teams competing in a $20M global competition to develop …
CMC CO2lloquium: De-risking solid sorbents for carbon capture
WHO: Dr. George Shimizu, Professor, University of Calgary, Department of Chemistry DATE: Friday, October 28, 2016 TIME: 1 p.m. – 3 p.m. MDT LOCATION: Rm. C128, CMC Research Institutes, University …