Saskatchewan announced this week that they have approved the construction of a carbon capture and storage demonstration project. The $1.24 billion dollar Boundary Dam Integrated Carbon Capture and Storage Demonstration Project is the largest capital project in the history of SaskPower. The federal government contributed $240 million. SNC Lavalin is responsible for engineering, procurement and [...]
EDMONTON – The Climate Change and Emissions Management (CCEMC) Corporation 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 [...]
EDMONTON — The Climate Change and Emissions Management Corporation is hosting a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Summit in Edmonton, May 15-17. Leaders from public policy, industry and research and development sectors will participate in workshops to identify opportunities to strengthen the system supporting GHG reductions. Read More… CCEMC – April 14 News Release CCEMC- April 14 [...]
CCEMC announced funding for industrial energy efficiency projects in Edmonton on February 28, 2011. Attendees included (left to right) Paul Slobodnik, ConocoPhillips Canada; Dave Hassan, Cenovus Energy; Steve Petrone, Quantiam Technologies Inc.; Alberta Environment Minister Rob Renner; CCEMC Chair Eric Newell; Wade Doris, Weyerheuser Company Ltd.; Tony Straquadine, NRGreen Power Ltd. and Vince Elenko from [...]
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.