https://ccsknowledge.com/news/new-leadership-for-the-future-of-ccs The International CCS Knowledge Centre is pleased to welcome two new members to its board of directors, bringing valuable new experience in strategy, governance and sustainability to advance the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS/CCUS) around the world. Calgary-based energy executive Caralyn Bennett and Randy Brunet, a partner with Western Canadian-based law firm MLT Aikins LLP,... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/advancing-ccs-technology----qanda-with-aniruddha-sharma-ceo-of-carbon-clean There are a number of promising new carbon capture technologies reaching the global market that can be applied across heavy-emitting industries to make progress on the journey to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. One of these companies is Carbon Clean a carbon capture solutions provider headquartered in London, England with offices in Canada, India and the United States.... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/canada-uk-collaboration-critical-for-climate-action By Ruth Herbert & James Fann The transition to net zero is the greatest challenge of modern times, facing not just one nation but the global community. And not net zero at any cost - the Herculean task facing nations is to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 whilst creating jobs and delivering a just transition for our industrial communities. The good news is that the United Kingdom and Canada... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/building-ccs-excellence-with-mitacs The International CCS Knowledge Centre appreciated the opportunity be part of the launch of a four-year, $6 million+ investment in university R&D on carbon capture and storage, blue hydrogen, geothermal energy and other cleantech projects by the Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) and Mitacs. The Knowledge Centre's past and current Mitacs interns joined officials from PTRC,... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/ccs-knowledge-newsletter-jan-2024 The official e-newsletter of the International CCS Knowledge Centre (Knowledge Centre) is produced quarterly. Below you will find links to each of the articles featured in the JAN 2024 CCS Knowledge Newsletter. Featured Articles 2024 – A Promising Year for CCS COP28 Signalled Progress for CCS Canadian CCS Policy Update In the last quarter of 2023, the Knowledge Centre issued... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/advancing-ccs-technology---qanda-with-matt-stevenson-of-svante There are a number of promising new carbon capture technologies reaching the market that can be applied across heavy-emitting industries to make progress on the journey to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. One of these companies is Svante, a carbon capture and removal solutions provider based in Vancouver, British Columbia, with projects in key industrial sectors across North America. We... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/ccs-critical-to-decarbonizing-canadas-electricity-grid Carbon capture and storage (CCS/CCUS) will play a key role in Canada’s plan to reach a net-zero electricity system by 2035. But deploying large-scale CCS in provinces that will continue to rely on fossil fuels for power generation presents significant challenges if it is to be achieved on the tight timeline required by proposed federal regulations. The International CCS Knowledge Centre... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/knowledge-centre-statement-on-canadas-carbon-management-strategy The release of the Government of Canada’s Carbon Management Strategy is an important step forward in the country’s journey towards net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 – defining key priorities for advancing the development of carbon capture and storage (CCS) and other emissions reduction technologies as part of the federal climate plan. The Knowledge Centre was pleased to... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/ccs-knowledge-newsletter-sept-2023 The official e-newsletter of the International CCS Knowledge Centre (Knowledge Centre) is produced quarterly. Below you will find links to each of the articles featured in the Sept 2023 CCS Knowledge Newsletter. Knowledge Centre Webinar: Bringing CCS Projects to Life in the Power Generation Sector Date: Wednesday, September 27 Time: 9:00am-10:00am MST Canadian CCS Policy Update Important... https://ccsknowledge.com/news/canadas-tax-credit-for-ccs-projects-to-boost-jobs-for-skilled-tradespeople MEDIA RELEASE Knowledge Centre releases detailed review of draft rules for the CCUS investment tax credit – the pillar of Canadian CCUS policy Regina, Saskatchewan – The Government of Canada’s proposed regulations for an investment tax credit for carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCS/CCUS) projects include strong provisions to support jobs for skilled tradespeople,...