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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

SOURCE: Alison Cartier, Communications Consultant When the CEO of Carbon https://www.carbonupcycling.com/Upcycling Technologies wanted a real-world environment to test its novel carbon capture technology, he knew where to go for an objective assessment. CMC Research Institutes’ carbon

Report highlights strengths in carbon capture, conversion, utilization and storage tech development Canada has the expertise, infrastructure and drive to play a leading role in the growing carbon capture, conversion and storage sector says a new report by CMC Research Institutes (CMCR

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 their way through meetings of the 10th Conference for Energy Ministers and 4th Mission Innovation

Ahead of the curve: Business considerations for investing in carbon reduction technologies When: 2 – 3 p.m., Wednesday, May 29, 2019Where: Booth 606, Innovation Showcase, Vancouver Convention Centre Don’t miss the CMC Research Institutes panel on factors driving investment

Membership in research program provides oil giant with tools to reduce risk, save operating dollars PETRONAS’ participation in a research program at the CMC Research Institute’s Field Research Station will help the energy company reduce risk and avoid costly delays as it prepares to d

All credible pathways to net zero emissions by 2050 include technologies to remove and permanently store carbon dioxide, including carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS). Since the early 2000s, Canada has been at the forefront of CCUS project development. With an eye to develo

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was unambiguous in its special report released in October – we must cut global emissions 45% by 2030 and hit net zero by 2050 or risk an unprecedented global crisis. CCUS technologies key in mitigation efforts Meeting a 1.5°C target

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, and we will need every tool in the toolbox if we want to halt the negative impacts of gre