Investment In New Technologies Aims To Reduce Pipeline Emissions
Emissions Reduction Alberta commits nearly $2 million to Gazoduq Inc.
Edmonton, AB (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - The Government of Alberta has announced nearly $2 million in funding to help accelerate the adoption of new technologies electrification, artificial intelligence, machine learning that can significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the pipeline transportation of Alberta’s natural gas.
Funds will be provided to Gazoduq Inc. through Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA). The $4 million project will evaluate the feasibility of using electrification, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to decarbonize natural gas pipelines from Alberta to Quebec. This investment supports the Government of Alberta’s Natural Gas Vision and Strategy by helping to improve competitiveness and create economic opportunities for the natural gas sector.
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