Deployment News

PhD students’ international study supported by Carbon Management Canada
UK summer school a valuable experience says returning student

Accomplishments of network are many, says Adamson
As CMC moves toward a new business model, Richard Adamson reflects on the many accomplishments of the last three years.

Poster winners selected from field of excellent candidates

With over 115 posters on display at Carbon Management Canada’s annual conference this year, judges had a difficult time selecting winners of the annual poster competition.

“Our researchers are doing some amazing work and we are very proud of how CMC has developed, but it does m…

Raising questions about use of an emissions offset for compliance
In this blog, Prof. Shawn Fluker considers a California court’s judicial review decision that may hold relevance for Alberta.

Low carbon fuels for Canada’s cement production
Dr. Warren Mabee of Queen’s University is working with Lafarge Canada to test low carbon fuels for cement production

Time to proclaim the compulsory unitization provisions of the Oil and Gas Conservation Act
Law Prof. Nigel Bankes writes a recent ERCB decision points to a gap in the regulatory framework for Alberta CO2-EOR projects.

CMC setting course for bold, new direction
CMC is working hard to develop a new high-impact, sustainable business model, writes MD Richard Adamson

Lancaster University seeks Chair and Director of Energy Lancaster
Applications are being accepted for the Chair and Director of Energy Lancaster. The deadline to apply is April 1, 2013.

Paper examines efficiency practices of energy insitutions
CMC researchers take a global look at strategies for energy efficiencies in this recent paper.

Success in applied research and innovation
Universities must go beyond producing papers and trained students in this era of global scale issues.