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NewsRoyal Helium prepares for drill program
Royal Helium has received the final analysis from the triaxial magnetic survey conducted over its Climax helium permit lands located in south western Saskatchewan.
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Xebec receives $6.3m in purification orders
Xebec Adsorption has received $6.3m in hydrogen and helium PSA purification orders from customers in the US, South Korea, Canada, Italy, Poland, Trinidad and Tobago, and China.
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Shell CCS facility reaches new milestone
In less than five years since its start up, a carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility owned by Shell Canada has captured and safely stored five million tonnes of CO2, the Royal Dutch Shell subsidiary said.
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Carbon Engineering and Aerion Supersonic sign MoU
Supersonic aircraft company Aerion and direct air capture (DAC) company Carbon Engineering have joined forces to develop solutions for carbon neutral supersonic air travel.
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Air Transat to use jet fuel made from captured CO2
Canada’s Air Transat has signed a deal with SAF+ Consortium to use jet fuel made from captured CO2.
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Exclusive: An introduction to deutraMed
Founded in 2017, deutraMed is a Canadian deuterium-focused specialty chemical supplier that offers products with a wide range of purities and packaging options.
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Evanko: LNG by rail creates opportunities for Chart
Chart Industries CEO Jill Evanko has told gas world the company will expand its railcar business after the bulk transportation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) by rail was authorised in the US.
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CAE receives certification for life-saving ventilator
Civil aviation training firm CAE today said its’ Air1™ ventilator has been certified by Health Canada.
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Canadian LNG Alliance launched
The BC LNG Alliance has relaunched as the Canadian LNG Alliance (Canadian LNGA) to reflect the critical role LNG has to play in Canada’s COVID-19 economic recovery, economic reconciliation and Canada’s clean energy transition.
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Alberta CCS project fully operational
A refinery and a fertiliser plant connected to the now operational Alberta Carbon Trunk Line (ACTL) have become the world’s 20 th and 21 st large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) facilities in operation.
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Scientists develop paper-based sensors for carbon dioxide
According to new research by University of Alberta physicists, a sensitive carbon dioxide detector can be made out of a simple piece of paper.
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North American Helium raises $39m
North American Helium (NAH) has closed a non-brooked common share equity financing of approximately $39m that will be used to construct its second helium purification plant at the Battle Creek field in Southwest Saskatchewan, to fund an active drilling program, and for general corporate purposes.
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MoU signed for Canadian helium facility
Southern Saskatchewan could soon be the home of a ‘poly-generation’ facility for the production and refinement of helium as well as associated inert gases from helium bearing gas production.
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Sauer Compressors opens new facility
Sauer Compressors USA has opened a new office in Mississauga, Ontario.
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Alaska LNG project gets federal approval
A proposed $43.4bn LNG export project in Alaska, Canada has been given the green light by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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Royal Helium commences helium exploration program
Royal Helium has commenced a triaxial magnetometer survey over the Climax Helium Project in southern Saskatchewan, Canada.
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IBS Software to support Canadian LNG project
SaaS solutions provider IBS Software has signed a long-term SaaS contract with ONEC Logistics Kitamaat LP, a partnership between Haisla Nation and ONEC Logistics, through which it will help manage the logistics operations for a large-scale LNG project of ONEC in the Kitimat BC area.
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InnoTech Alberta moves carbon capture unit
InnoTech Alberta, a subsidiary of Alberta Innovates, will today begin the move of a carbon capture unit – fabricated by ALCO Gas Oil Equipment, in Edmonton – to the Alberta Carbon Conversion Technology Centre, on the outskirts of Calgary.
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Alberta responds to “soaring” helium interest
With the global demand for helium on the rise, industry interest in exploring Alberta’s helium potential is quickly gaining momentum.
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Researchers accelerate CO2 to ethylene conversion
Researchers at the University of Toronto Engineering and Carnegie Mellon University are using artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate progress in transforming waste carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) into commercially valuable product with record efficiency.
