Mark Lowey

Sustaining Canada’s innovation in carbon capture, storage and utilization

Mark Lowey
July 16, 2018

Canada is bolstering its reputation as a global innovator in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), with new research and technology development facilities in Western Canada attracting international participation.

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Organizations: Alberta Innovates Energy and Environmental Solutions, Canadian Academy of Engineering, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, CMC Research Institutes, Equinor, G360 Institute for Groundwater Research, International Energy Agency, Natural Resources Canada, SaskPower, Shell Canada, Statoil, Total, Univ of Calgary, Univ of Guelph, and Univ of Waterloo
People: Don Lawton, Eddy Isaacs, John Cherry, Patrick McDonald, Sandra Odendhal, Simon O’Brien, and Stephen Harper
Topics: Boundary Dam CCS project, Canada First Research Excellence Fund, carbon capture, Energy Innovation Fund, Quest project, utilization and storage, Western Canada, and Western Economic Diversification Program

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