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On April 3, 2024, the Alberta Government released additional details on the Alberta Carbon Capture Incentive Program ACCIP, which will support and accelerate the development of new carbon capture, utilization and storage infrastructure in Alberta. It is now open for industry and carbon sequestration hub operators to apply for ACCIP pre-approval, and the ACCIP rollout now includes more detail around the ACCIPs key features, eligibility criteria, eligible costs and the application process.

Agreement to investigate potential replacement of fossil fuel burners in aluminum remelting furnace follows successful results from test furnace trials in 2023.MONTREAL, April 10, 2024 --...

On April 3, 2024, the Alberta Government released additional details on the Alberta Carbon Capture Incentive Program (ACCIP), which will support and accelerate the development of new...

The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District is asking local businesses to join its Air Quality Action Partners Program

The Bloomsburg town council has now voted in favor of updating the ordinance to match state law in a meeting Monday night.Monday night - town council members v

The number of trees donated is based on the number of Packers first downs made during the previous season.

Alberta is hoping fellow provinces can help expedite the arrival of nuclear power — though that target is likely about a decade away.

The Alberta government is investing $24.84 million (CAD 33.7 million) in technologies aimed at reducing emissions and improving the provinces energy grid.

Alberta is hoping fellow provinces can help expedite the arrival of nuclear power — though that target is likely about a decade away.

Alberta’s government is continuing its push for nuclear power in the province. Premier Danielle Smith spoke at an energy summit Tuesday about the benefits of small modular reactors (SMRs), just hours after funding was announced for deployment research.