Energy
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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 → -
No suitors emerge for pipeline project stake as Kinder Morgan deadline looms
Governmental indemnity seemingly insufficient to attract "plenty of investors".Read more → -
Pipe-crawling autonomous robot designed to decommission nuclear plants
RadPiper robot will drive through miles of pipes at the former uranium enrichment plant to identify uranium deposits on pipe walls.Read more → -
3D printing enables new solar power receivers to better absorb sunlight
Sandia Engineers used powder-bed fusion to 3D print multiple fractal designs from Inconel 718, a high-temperature nickel alloy.Read more → -
DEX Keynote: The Energy Market Transformation in Our Backyard
Bruce Power’s Kate Bagshaw explores the risks and opportunities in the Ontario energy market.Read more → -
Renewable energy becomes largest source of installed power
International Energy Agency report says renewables reached 153GW in 2015 and will grow by 13 percent by 2021.Read more →
