$15M in funding from Alberta Government at projects that will aim to reduce methane emissions

The Government of Alberta is committing $15 million towards testing new technologies aimed at reducing methane emissions, particularly from the oil and gas sector, which has already achieved a 45 percent reduction in emissions.

Over 70 companies have participated in testing projects thus far, highlighting widespread industry engagement. Previously, the facility lacked long-term funding, but with this new investment, the Accelerator’s Emissions Testing Centre is set to expand its scope over the next five years.

Among the technologies, is a small industrial natural gas engine. This initiative aims to assist clients in meeting emission reduction targets by enhancing the accurate detection, location, and quantification of methane emissions.

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