Three projects valued at more than $129.9 million EDMONTON – Slave Lake is one of three communities in northern Alberta that will benefit from renewable energy projects supported by the Climate Change and Emissions Management (CCEMC) Corporation. Projects in High Level and Hairy Hill, near Vegreville, are also receiving funding. Click here to download a [...]
The CCEMC GHG Reduction Summit concluded on May 17 after bringing together an audience of 200 from industry, policy and research and development fields to discuss opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Click here to download full article.
Funding available for cleaner energy and carbon capture The CCEMC is making $60 million in funding available for cleaner energy production and innovative carbon capture projects. Qualified projects will provide opportunities to transform the way we extract, produce and use energy from more traditional energy sources like coal, oil, gas and oil sands and improve [...]
CCEMC partnered with Alberta Environment to hold a workshop on adaptation in Edmonton in April. A wide variety of governnet and stakeholder organizations participated. The workshops were intended to explore the government’s direction for adaptation policy and determine what natural resources-based projects could be undertaken to complement other work to assist Alberta in adapting to [...]
The CCEMC is a not-for-profit, independent organization with a mandate to expand climate change knowledge, develop new ‘clean’ technologies and explore practical ways of implementing them.