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NGIF EMISSIONS TESTING CENTRE SELECTS QUBE TECHNOLOGIES METHANE DETECTION FOR FIELD TESTING

CALGARY, AB (September 22, 2022) Qube Technologies has been selected to participate in NGIF’s Emissions Testing Centre (ETC) program, a division of NGIF Capital Corporation, to validate and demonstrate their fixed sensor, continuous emissions monitoring technology. The NGIF Emissions Testing Centre operates a four-stage program where selected startups and their projects are evaluated for eligibility (stage 1); undergo simulation testing …

NGIF INDUSTRY GRANTS PROVIDE $316,000 IN FUNDING FOR BRINE AND WASTEWATER DESALINATION AND TREATMENT

OTTAWA, ON (August 16, 2022) NGIF Industry Grants, a division of NGIF Capital Corporation, is supporting Salacia’s development of a Direct Solvent Extraction (DSE) based method for seawater desalination and industrial brine treatment. The DSE is a method for purifying water-soluble salts. Through NGIF’s $316,000 committed funding, Salacia’s lab scale testing will reduce freshwater consumption while recovering the water in brine, lowering …

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Trican
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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