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A pioneering study of targeted Edmonton-area industrial sites shows enough waste heat is generated to heat 15,200 homes.
A pioneering study of targeted Edmonton-area industrial sites shows enough waste heat is generated to heat 15,200 homes.
An already-strong relationship between CMC and the UK CCS Research Centre was strengthened through the signing of an MoU.
Dr. Warren Mabee of Queen's University is working with Lafarge Canada to test low carbon fuels for cement production
CMC partners with Lafarge Canada Inc, Natural Resources Canada, the Queen's Institute for Energy and Environmental Policy to develop innovative solutions to power Lafarge cement plant.
Researchers are developing an affordable, energy efficient and ultra-sensitive nano-sensor that has the potential to detect even one molecule of carbon dioxide.
New economic models will examine benefits and costs of carbon pricing policies.
Researchers are working to add fibre optic sensors to an already-patented CO2 monitoring system for improved performance.
Researchers are testing new geo-electric techniques that could complement seismic monitoring tools used for CCS.
Dr. Guy Mercier at INRS is leading an international project to reduce CO2 emissions using pulverized rock.
Carbon management research in Canada has received a boost with the announcement of $3.75 million in research funding.