Event highlights – The California market for hydrogen
Last week Edmonton Global hosted a workshop exploring the market for hydrogen in California. Read more to learn about the key takeaways from this event.
Last week Edmonton Global hosted a workshop exploring the market for hydrogen in California. Read more to learn about the key takeaways from this event.
From punk rock to bio-punk, Future Fields believes cellular agriculture can provide the solutions to some of the world’s biggest food challenges.
Stamped Engineering has developed a clean energy technology that converts organic waste into useable a clean energy source.
Edmonton based tech start-up, Innovative Fuel Systems (IFS) has developed a multi-fuel technology that allows heavy-duty truck engines to displace up to 55% of diesel fuel with natural gas or other cleaner burning fuels.
Aurinia becomes one of only nine Canadian companies to secure this approval. It’s an exciting announcement with an interesting story that originates in the Edmonton region and is a great example of what’s possible for the pharmaceutical sector here.
Applied Quantum Materials (AQM), a local nanotechnology firm has reached an agreement with Alberta Health Services (AHS) to provide nucleic acid extraction kits for use in the province’s COVID-19 testing program. AQM is a world leader in the research, development and synthesis of nanoparticles for a broad range of applications including sensors, energy, semiconductor lithography and bio-diagnostics.
WeFaces Technology Inc. to develop and manufacture advanced solar products at Alberta Aerospace and Technology Centre.
A small Edmonton-based startup now has the resources to grow its business even more after being purchased by a Chicago software company.
ATB Capital Markets, the capital markets arm of ATB Financial, has broadened its sector expertise and resources to include an expert team focused on Growth and Innovation. This expanded expertise will help Alberta’s technology companies as they navigate a disruptive marketplace and compete globally for capital.
It may sound paradoxical, but electric cars could soon be an economic driver for oil-rich Alberta.