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  CCUS technologies can enable near-zero emissions from power plants and other carbon intensive industries. But there are significant hurdles technology developers, industry and investors must overcome in order to move innovations from early stage research to commercialization. A

The world is a vastly different place than it was when we issued our February newsletter. There is no facet of life that has not been affected by COVID-19, and the only thing we can be certain of is that the future is not predictable. Here at CMCRI, I am thankful to report that all of

Friday Afternoon Talk Series (FATS): The Place of Carbon Capture and Storage in Climate Change Mitigation University of Calgary, ES162 Friday, Feb. 7, 4 pm Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is one of the biggest challenges of the century. To keep global temperatures from increasing ab

  In mid-November, members of the Toronto finance community joined stakeholders from the Canadian carbon capture, utilization and storage sector to discuss ways to grow and strengthen the sector. The primary goal of the workshop was to better understand how to generate investment

Registration: 7:30 to 8:00 amProgram: 8 am to 12:30 pm, with lunch to followWed., Nov. 13, 2019Downtown Toronto There’s growing excitement around technologies that reduce industrial greenhouse gas emissions through carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). Through this hal

Sandra Odendahl, President and CEO of CMC Research Institutes, is thrilled to announce the appointment of a world-leading expert on carbon conversion technologies, and an award-winning energy efficiency and sustainability specialist to our Board of Directors. Phil De Luna, Program Dir

CMC Research Institutes, a company focused on developing technologies and strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, has received an investment of $2.7 million over three years through Western Economic Diversification Canada. Sandra Odendahl, President and CEO of CMC Research Inst

CMC Research Institutes (CMCRI) and Foresight Cleantech Accelerator are partnering to grow the carbon capture and conversion industry in Canada. The partnership will see the companies collaborating to showcase carbon capture, utilization and conversion work in western Canada and promo

With coal under fire as a dirty fuel, more utility companies are choosing – or being pushed by government legislation – to switch to natural gas. And while power production from natural gas does reduce the carbon intensity of electricity, it’s not emissions free. To fully realize the