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I'm all for CCS so long as public dollars aren't paying for it. The $/tonne of CO2 is just too high to justify.
itom987
Active Member
I wonder if the CO2 will end up contaminating our ground water.
kcantor
Senior Member
i think the concern is less with co2 contaminating our ground water per se (although there are some studies that document increased acidification in salt water) as much as it is with the potential accompanying leaching of contaminants such as heavy metals from adjacent rock and/or soils that would contaminate that ground water (in addition to the presumed re-release of co2 into the atmosphere).
this might be one of those short/medium term benefits having to be weighed against potential medium/long term liabilities. and who knows of what we perceive as liabilities today might actually turn out to be beneficial if those heavy metals etc. turn out to be recoverable and valuable (batteries are reliant on heavy metals such as nickel, cadmium, mercury and cobalt etc.).
archited
Senior Member
CO2... yum -- free carbonated cola for everyone.
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
AIMCO will be spreading its wings further by opening offices in New York and Singapore.
Glenco
Senior Member
Gummy startup offers sweet alternatives to pills and tablets
If you've ever let bottles of vitamins languish in your medicine cabinet, you've probably switched to gummies — Edmonton startup Gummy Nutrition Lab is banking on it.
edmonton.taproot.news
channing76
New Member
Nice story, I hope they are successfulGummy startup offers sweet alternatives to pills and tablets
If you've ever let bottles of vitamins languish in your medicine cabinet, you've probably switched to gummies — Edmonton startup Gummy Nutrition Lab is banking on it.
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
Edmonton-based Copperstone Technologies raises $5.8m USD in venture capital
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Canada-based Copperstone Technologies raises USD 5.8 million in funding
Edmonton, Canada-based engineering firm specializing in the design, production and operation of amphibious robots, Copperstone Technologies, raised USD 5.8 million in recent funding.
www.vcbay.news
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
Edmonton-based Nanoprecice Sci Corp raises $10m USD for its manufacturing monitoring software
finance.yahoo.com
Nanoprecise Sci Corp Raises USD $10 Million in Series B Investment
Nanoprecise Sci Corp, an AI-based Condition Monitoring & Prescriptive Maintenance Solution provider raised USD $10 million in series B investment from 4 new investors. The round was led by Export Development Canada (EDC), with participation from Honeywell Ventures, NSK Ltd., and EC Mergers &...
Glenco
Senior Member
Airport-based facility to boost production of compostable straws
Plant Plus, which produces compostable straws using a novel plant-fibre polymer, is planning to boost production thanks to an upgraded facility in the Edmonton region.
edmonton.taproot.news
Gronk!
Senior Member
Commercializing AI about more than tech transfer, Amii execs say
Canada was the first country in the world to have an AI strategy, and Edmonton has been central to it through the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii). But some critics say the strategy has focused too much on research and not enough on commercialization.
edmonton.taproot.news
MacLac
Senior Member
Fort Saskatchewan Path2Zero
Hearing that Fluor will start mobilizing to this site within a year. Construction is expected to start within 2 years after their teams move from their LNG Canada project to this. Alberta Major Projects is saying 10B but the word is closer to 20B.
Imagine the 1000's of massively high paying construction jobs this will create...finally some good news around here...lol
Gronk!
Senior Member
Imperial Oil gives OK to $720M renewable diesel project near Edmonton | Globalnews.ca
The Calgary-based company says a significant portion of the production will be sent to British Columbia to support the province's plan to lower carbon emissions.
globalnews.ca
Glenco
Senior Member
I think it is a fair point to say commercial development of all the research at U of A is sadly lacking. Over 20 years on and still waiting for the home run.Commercializing AI about more than tech transfer, Amii execs say
Canada was the first country in the world to have an AI strategy, and Edmonton has been central to it through the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii). But some critics say the strategy has focused too much on research and not enough on commercialization.