April 01, 2026
The federal government is investing $28.9 million through the Energy Innovation Program in 12 projects advancing carbon capture, renewable energy and smart grid innovation across Canada. The funding, announced by Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson, directs the largest share — $16.9 million — toward carbon capture, utilization and storage research and demonstration, with the remainder supporting renewable energy deployment and electricity grid modernization.
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Aircapture and Corning have moved their multi-year DAC collaboration into early commercial deployment, with Corning supplying advanced ceramic substrates for Aircapture's modular carbon capture systems. The systems, which can be operational within days of installation and produce CO₂ at up to 99.998% purity, are being deployed across beverage, concrete and other industrial markets, with field deployments including Project Hajar in the UAE already demonstrating the technology's scalability.
CURA has partnered with carbon data provider Sylvera to independently validate its low-carbon cement technology and model its commercial value, with scenario analysis identifying up to €409 million in opportunity through the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. The assessment placed CURA in the top 0.1% of cement producers globally by carbon intensity, providing the verified data the company needs to secure offtake agreements, attract investment and navigate an evolving regulatory landscape.
Aker Solutions has been awarded a front-end engineering and design contract by KN Energies for a CO₂ transshipment terminal in Klaipėda, Lithuania, part of the EU-backed CCS Baltic Consortium. The terminal, designed to handle approximately 2.8 million tonnes of CO₂ per year from Lithuanian and Latvian industrial sources, is targeted for commercial operation in 2030, with a final investment decision planned for 2027.
Carmeuse and Holcim Romania have formalized their partnership in Carbon Hub CPT01, Eastern Europe's first large-scale onshore carbon capture and storage project, following Holcim Romania's grant agreement with the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency. Funded by the EU Innovation Fund, the Câmpulung-based project will produce approximately 2 million tonnes of near-zero cement and 200,000 tonnes of near-zero lime annually, supporting both companies' net-zero goals and broader European decarbonization policy.
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This week's Carbon Capture Magazine podcast features, Chris Rozzell, Managing Partner at Cresta Fund Management & Reg Manhas, Co-Founder & CEO at Lapis Carbon Solutions. Interviewed by Danielle Piekarski, of Carbon Capture Magazine. View More.