Energy
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GE, seeking path forward as a century old company, ousts CEO
Flannery took over for longtime CEO and Chairman Jeff Immelt in August 2017 with the company trying to re-establish its industrial rootsRead more → -
“Floating backpack” focuses on engineering to make your daily commute easier
HoverGlide backpack’s "Suspended-Load Technology" reduces perceived weight carried.Read more → -
Market Forecast points to demand for energy-efficient hydraulic equipment
The Global Mobile Hydraulic Equipment Market Forecast is a part of Frost & Sullivan's global Mechanical Power Transmission Growth Partnership Service program.Read more → -
3D-printed drone tackles agricultural pest control in eco-friendly ways
Soleon, the Italian company behind the unmanned drone, has been working on practical applications for drone technology since 2009.Read more → -
GE files patent to use blockchain technology in additive manufacturing
By using blockchain technology GE would be able to trace all of their AM produced parts from design through final production.Read more → -
Canada gets in on the Large Hadron Collider, with TRIUMF taking the lead
Considered Canada's top physics laboratory, TRIUMF has announced a $2 million investment into the Hadron Collider in the form of five sophisticated super-freezers.Read more → -
B.C. company slashes cost of turning carbon in the air into fuel
Carbon Engineering to ramp up existing direct air capture system to commercial scale within the next three years.Read more → -
Portable X-ray Generator
Teledyne’s CP275D non-destructive x-ray generator penetrates up to 60mm of steel.Read more → -
Trans Mountain deal fails to change Suncor position on Canadian competitiveness
CEO says government buyout only proves “normal processes didn’t work very well.”Read more → -
Five next steps needed to complete the Trans Mountain project
Despite Ottawa's pledge to buy the pipeline, finding private investors still key to project's success.Read more →
