NGIF Emissions
Testing Centre Program

Supporting the development and demonstration of clean technology to reduce methane emissions.

Overview

The NGIF Emissions Testing Centre (ETC) Program is a platform offered to cleantech startups to accelerate the commercialization of methane emissions measurement, monitoring, and mitigation technologies through testing and validation.

The Program is unique in that it provides cleantech companies with free access to testing and commercialization support for rapid scale-up of technologies from concept to commercial-ready deployment. The Program's selected cleantech startups have access to a university laboratory and live industrial operating sites for testing, validation, and commercialization support to accelerate market adoption.
  • Intake: The process requires applicants to complete an intake form indicating their technology value proposition and their need for either lab trials, field trials or commercialization support. Applicants are reviewed by the relevant partners for eligibility on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • University host site: University of Calgary Research Centre hosts laboratories for controlled testing of startups and a data portal.
  • Live industrial host site: Tourmaline Oil Corp./Perpetual Energy Inc. West Wolf Lake Gas Plant hosts live testing of startups including a network of upstream wellsite facilities and D&C operations.
  • Data and reporting: NGIF Accelerator supports a series of data and outcome reports for the startup to use to accelerate their commercialization.
The NGIF Emissions Testing Centre program will see emissions detection, quantification, and reductions through multiple tech startup validation, while also creating benchmarking data and a research talent pool for the natural gas industry.

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TECHTALK SESSIONS

Limited spots, register today!

Topic: Unlocking SR&ED for Cleantech Startups: Reducing Development Costs and Risk

Day: November 27, 2024
Time:
11:00 a.m. - 12:00p.m. (MT)

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Our Consortium

The NGIF Emissions Testing Centre program operates as a consortium of three equal partners: the University of Calgary, Tourmaline, and NGIF Accelerator.

Our Focus
Areas

Our focus areas at the NGIF Emissions Testing Centre Program are technologies that detect, quantify, and mitigate methane emissions with a mandate to de-risk and accelerate their commercialization.
Methane Measurement and Monitoring

  • Perimeter monitors technology
  • Camera technology
  • Point-source technology
  • Digital technology

Methane Mitigations

  • Vent reductions
  • Methane slip reductions
  • Methane elimination
  • Methane destruction
  • Process optimization and efficiency improvement

NGIF Emissions Testing Centre Program Users

Our inventory of startups with their projects
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John Adams

President and CEO, NGIF Capital
President and CEO, NGIF Accelerator
Managing Partner, Cleantech Ventures

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