Clean energy collaboration focus of international conference
Author: Rachel Shin, Research and Policy Analyst CMC Research Institutes Strong international collaboration and the need for public-private partnerships were two key themes that threaded …
Canada can play leading role supplying technologies to the growing CCUS market
By Sandra Odendahl, President and CEO, CMCRI We are in the midst of a global crisis. The climate is getting increasingly unstable, atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases continue to rise, …
Geophysics team trains to use microseismic monitoring equipment
Geophysics professor Dave Eaton, University of Calgary, and a team of postdoctoral researchers and students spent three days at a field research station near Brooks this month learning how …
David Risk named to RSC’s College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists
CMC congratulates Dr. David Risk, Department of Earth Sciences at St. Francis Xavier University, on being named as a member the Royal Society of Canada’s College of New Scholars, Artists …
Early results from Lafarge show reduced levels of GHG emissions
Author: Bill Corbett Early results from groundbreaking industrial-scale research conducted by Lafarge Canada and Queen’s University Professor Warren Mabee show low-carbon fossil fuel alternatives …
Process Integration Training Workshop: Upstream Oil & Gas Sector
WHEN: MARCH 17-19, 2015 WHERE: SANDMAN HOTEL – CITY CENTRE, 888 7TH AVE SW, CALGARY, ALBERTA (GREAT ROOM 3) COST: $500 + GST LIMITED SPACE: TRAINING AVAILABLE FOR 15 PEOPLE PROCESS …
CMC signs on as COSIA Associate Member
This fall, CMC became an Associate Member of Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance.
Fiber-optic sensing system field tested
Peter Wild, from the University of Victoria, was in Alberta recently to field-test his novel fiber-optic sensor technology.
Outstanding researchers honored by Royal Society
Two CMC-funded researchers are among those named by the Royal Society of Canada for their outstanding contributions.
Request for technology description is issued
Group seeks non-confidential descriptions of technologies focused on innovative approaches to heating bitumen reservoirs for in situ production.