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  • H2O Innovation subsidiary lands new deals in US +

    H2O Innovation Inc.’s operation and maintenance (O&M) services subsidiary Utility Partners LLC (UP) has renewed two contracts and extended the Read More
  • EDC offers new green bond +

    Export Development Canada’s (EDC) latest green bond has been priced. Set at $500 million with a 1.8 fixed rate, the Read More
  • Capital Power moving ahead with New Frontier Wind +

    After Capital Power Corp. inked an agreement to sell 87% of the electricity generated from the yet to be constructed Read More
  • General Fusion takes new step towards reactor design +

    Vancouver’s General Fusion has hired two industry veterans to help lead the company through the development of a proof-of-concept fusion Read More
  • Federal, Ontario governments take big step in reducing diesel reliance in FN communities +

    The $60 million in federal funding to connect the Pikangikum First Nation to Ontario’s electricity grid is a major step Read More
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Stock Market

There has been considerable demand for funding under the Grand Challenge from the Climate Change and Emissions Management Corp. It received 344 submissions from 37 countries under the five-year, $35 million competition that’s looking for projects that will discover, develop and deploy innovative uses for carbon.

Now that CO2 Solutions Inc. has demonstrated that its novel approach to carbon capture in an oil sands extraction environment can be at least one-third cheaper than conventional methods, the company and its partners are advancing tests to the next level.

Cenovus Energy Inc. is providing Skyonic Corp. $2.5 million in funding so the company can continue developing and commercializing its technology that captures CO2 and then turns it into products such as baking soda.

CO2 Solutions Inc. and Codexis Inc. have renewed their joint development agreement for another two years. The extended deal now expires on June 15, 2013.

Tailings from mines represent a viable option for capturing and scrubbing CO2 from both the mine operations themselves as well as for other large industrial emitters. This was the big takeaway from a Carbon Management Canada webinar last week on two specific projects the organization is funding.