NGIF CLEANTECH VENTURES INVESTS IN WESTGEN TECHNOLOGIES TO REDUCE METHANE VENTING

CALGARY, AB (August 18, 2022) NGIF Cleantech Ventures (the Fund), a Canadian venture capital fund investing in cleantech innovation in the natural gas sector, today announced an equity investment in Westgen Technologies Inc. (Westgen). NGIF Cleantech Ventures invested in Westgen’s financing round alongside lead investor ARC Financial through ARC Energy Fund 9, and Idea Well Capital Partners. Westgen has experienced …

NGIF CLEANTECH VENTURES INVESTS IN VALIDERE TO SCALE THEIR ESG REPORTING PLATFORM

CALGARY, AB (March 15, 2022) NGIF Cleantech Ventures (the Fund), a Canadian venture capital fund investing in cleantech innovation in the natural gas sector, today announced an equity investment in the industry pioneering data and analytics Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider Validere Technologies Ltd. (Validere). Investing alongside NGIF Cleantech Ventures is lead investor Mercuria and a syndicate of established Silicon Valley venture …

NGIF CLEANTECH VENTURES LEADS INVESTMENT IN KINITICS AUTOMATION TO SCALE UP DISRUPTIVE SHAPE MEMORY ALLOY TECHNOLOGY

CALGARY, AB (March 7, 2022) NGIF Cleantech Ventures (the Fund), a Canadian venture capital fund investing in cleantech innovation in the natural gas sector, announced an equity investment in actuator company Kinitics Automation Limited. “Kinitics is utilizing cutting edge shape memory alloy technology to disrupt the linear actuator and piston pump markets. These devices have wide applicability across several critical industries …

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NGIF CLEANTECH VENTURES INVESTS IN EKONA TO ACCELERATE THE PRODUCTION OF INDUSTRIAL SCALE HYDROGEN

CALGARY, AB (February 2, 2022) NGIF Cleantech Ventures (the Fund), a Canadian venture capital fund investing in cleantech innovation in the natural gas sector, today announced an equity investment in industrial-scale hydrogen production company Ekona Power Inc. (Ekona). Investing alongside NGIF Cleantech Ventures is a syndicate of world-class partners including Baker Hughes (NYSE: BKR), Mitsui, Severstal, ConocoPhillips, TransAlta, Continental Resources, and …

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Frac pumpers are large fuel consumers that emit large amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Current fracturing equipment in Alberta is typically powered by diesel-based or bi-fuel (diesel & natural gas) bolt-on kit (Tier 2) engines. Trican’s Caterpillar Tier 4 Dynamic Gas Blending engine proposes to displace up to 85% of diesel with natural gas. The goal of field testing at ETC is to understand the performance of the Tier 4 Engines during operations in Canada. This includes, but is not limited to, diesel displacement performance during seasonal conditions, validation of the low emissions fracturing spread, and emissions performance compared to diesel and Tier 2 enginess.
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