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The HIA is Alberta’s newest accelerator, with a focus on driving the growth of the hydrogen economy and ensuring regional companies benefit from this new opportunity in the energy sector. This program will support the growth of existing small to medium sized (SME) businesses by helping them identify new opportunities related to the hydrogen sector and operationalize them.
5,000 square metre facility that provides direct access to live process fluids. This allows for above ground in situ technologies testing, at the temperatures and pressures experienced in normal operation, ensuring representative results from the test program. Test fluids can also be trucked to the WTDC from other operating sites.
Through our Scaleup Edmonton program division, Edmonton Unlimited offers programming to help companies scale their business once they have validated their product-market fit.
The Capital City Pilots project will connect local entrepreneurs and innovations with City-owned assets. This collaboration is designed as a proving ground for entrepreneurs at all stages to test their ideas and provide valuable case studies for global expansion.
The Centre for Grid Innovation supports Alberta’s energy transition to an electrified and renewable electricity grid of the future. The centre provides expertise in micro-grid developments, solar installations, and electric vehicle integration, as well as a microgrid testing and validation environment to facilitate new product development.
The Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation (CAMS) is a simulation facility that replicates scenarios in clinical, community, and homecare settings. CAMS supports SMEs with health and medical devices, technologies, or services. Via product usability testing, access to end-users, and realistic simulations for testing, CAMS can uncover problems and learn about end-user behaviour earlier in the product development process, addressing barriers to market uptake
Marubeni signs a Memorandum of Agreement(MOA) with Pembina Pipeline Corporation, to co-develop a low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia production facility in the Alberta Industrial Heartland and create a supply chain from Western Canada to Japan.
This project aims to establish one of the world’s largest production and supply systems of blue ammonia and blue methanol, aiming to realize a decarbonized society. The ongoing joint feasibility studies cover the cost estimate, appraisal / assessment of the production process, and optimization of product transportation from a port in Western Canada. By sharing the utility facilities such as water, electricity, steam and effluent treatment facilities with the attached ammonia and methanol plant, a significant cost savings is expected. The construction of the both plants will begin in 2024, with commercial production slated to start in 2027.
Diesel Tech Industries(DTI), a transport tech leader, partners with the City of Edmonton to test the Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System(HDS) on vehicles with Cummins 9 litre Engines, to promote eco-friendly solutions.
Not everyone has trained with monks in China, earned a pilot’s license, or raised four chickens, but Jessica, an accountant at Edmonton Global, is not your typical person. With an efficient and forward-thinking mindset, she brings a unique perspective to her role. Jessica has a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta, and has obtained her CPA, PMP, and PROSCI. She possesses excellent language skills in Mandarin and Cantonese and is currently learning Spanish. With her diverse skill set, efficiency-driven mindset, and exceptional background, Jessica significantly enhances the Edmonton Global team.
Christobelle, commonly referred to as Belle, is a recent graduate who was born and raised in Edmonton. Having completed her studies at the University of Alberta, Belle holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree, specializing in East Asian Business Studies with a minor in Marketing. It was during her time at the U of A that she discovered her love for the Japanese language, which was the catalyst for her aspiration to work abroad. Before joining the team at Edmonton Global, Belle worked as a Digital Consultant at the University of Alberta, where she assisted local businesses in the Edmonton region to expand their online presence. Outside of work, Belle loves to stay active by going to the gym, experimenting with cooking foods from different cultures, and spending quality time with friends and family.
Born and raised in the Edmonton region and a proud MacEwan University Griffin Alumni, Victor played for the Men’s ice hockey team while studying Economics. Victor is driven by fact-based research and believes that the truth can always be found if one is diligent in its pursuit. Now, he is furthering his education and studying Political Economy. Victor has a passion for economics, but also enjoys reading classical economic literature on his spare time. In his time off, Victor is on the ice with his team, coaching minor hockey, or giving back to his community.
Manisha has long had an interest in travelling and seeing the world and has called the Edmonton region home for 14 years and counting. Her wanderlust steered her to study International Relations at the University of Calgary, which has since given her the opportunity to represent the province of Alberta around the world. Naturally collaborative, she is passionate about building networks and guiding people toward achieving a greater goal. Over the last decade, she has been instrumental in expanding Alberta’s role on the international stage and supporting local companies in seeing their export potential. As Edmonton Global’s Director of Trade, Manisha is excited to grow the already vibrant export ecosystem of the Edmonton Metropolitan Region. Outside of work, you can find Manisha with her family, enjoying a book, or planning her next adventure.
A natural connector and collaborator, Angelica has spent the past 10 years working in the Edmonton region’s non-profit and corporate sectors, connecting companies to opportunities that are uniquely suited to them. She prides herself on being able to connect with people on an individual level and on building long-term relationships. Originally from Brazil, Angelica studied at the University of Alberta, where she met her partner and decided to make the Edmonton region home. In her free time, you will find Angelica enjoying all that the region has to offer, accompanying her partner on business travel, and – her personal favourite – experiencing the world through the lens of her three-year-old daughter.
Hailing from England, Tosin is a current student at the University of Alberta, majoring in Marketing with a minor in international business studies. His sense of community led him to serve as a VP in his student faculty association, helping students in the Business faculty by providing services and opportunities for growth. Tosin’s love of music manifests itself in his vast vinyl collection; his passion for cooking and trying new cuisines takes him all over the region looking for enticing eateries and hidden gems.
