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 …
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 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 …
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 …
The deployment of Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) technology in South Africa is gaining momentum. At the request of the stakeholders, a Carbon Capture and Storage Technical Workshop was held …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …