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Startup Spotlight Series – Technology and Innovation: Ekona Power

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Startup Spotlight Series – Technology and Innovation: Ekona Power


April 17, 2024

NGIF Capital is a venture capital firm and for-profit investment arm of NGIF with a dedicated team of professionals that operates current and future investment funds. NGIF Capital is unique in how it brings energy industry leadership to every investment. NGIF Capital currently operates Cleantech Ventures Fund I.

NGIF Accelerator is the not-for-profit arm of NGIF Capital and operates all technology and innovation programs. The NGIF Accelerator mandate is to de-risk and accelerate technology development by supporting startups through their pilot projects, field trials, and industry validation and currently operates the Industry Grants Program and the Emissions Testing Centre Program.

NGIF can play a crucial role in the development, demonstration and commercialization of clean technology solutions for the gaseous energy sector. We are excited to profile startups who have successfully been supported by NGIF and its connected ecosystem.

Today, we feature Ekona Power.

Ekona Power (Ekona) is a hydrogen technology developer that is pioneering a Pulse Methane Pyrolysis (PMP) platform to deliver low-carbon, low-cost, and scalable industrial hydrogen production.

This breakthrough technology development ensures a robust demand for natural gas as a key input for the hydrogen economy. Since 2020, Ekona has been part of various programs.

Hear from Gary Schubak, Vice President, Business Development, Ekona Power.

 

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At NGIF, we invest in companies who are leading in the development of clean technologies for energy and who have the potential to demonstrate significant and quantifiable environmental and economic returns.

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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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