CRIN announces competition series worth $80 million to support clean technology development and commercialization.

Major oil sands operator announces funding for CCUS development.

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is key to reducing GHG emissions by 30 megatonnes annually by 2030.

One of a kind unit installed at the Alberta Carbon Conversion Technology Centre will help advance a range of clean technologies to capture industrial carbon emissions.

Vancouver-based Svante is a Canadian clean-tech startup with a bold approach for eliminating industrial greenhouse gas emissions before they hit the smokestack.

How carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) is attracting growing attention in the drive to cut greenhouse house gas emissions—and how we could build on a made-in-Canada advantage.

Bryan Helfenbaum of Alberta Innovates takes on ‘advanced hydrocarbons’ in a quest to lower emissions and reduce environmental impacts from natural gas and oil production.

It looks like smoke, but actually it’s mostly something both common and harmless: steam.

Buses and trucks, even ferries switch from diesel to natural gas to reduce emissions.

It’s used for more than cooking steaks on the barbecue; for farms and remote communities, it’s an essential fuel.