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Chemical catalyst developed in Calgary could be a game-changer for the energy industry

Mark Lowey
June 5, 2024

A chemical catalyst developed at the University of Calgary offers a cheap, reliable way to convert the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into renewable fuels, clean hydrogen and other valuable products.

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Organizations:	Alberta Innovates, Carbononva Corp., Emissions Reduction Alberta, Litus, NanosTech, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Northwestern University, U.S. Department of Energy, UCalgary Schulich School of Engineering, University of Calgary, and Vorsana Environmental Inc.
People:	Gerado Vitale, Milad Khoshooei, Myles McGovern, Omar K. Farha, and Pedro Pereira-Almao
Topics:	accelerating nanocatalyst technology, carbon capture, storage and utilization, carbon monoxide as building block for useful chemicals, catalyst to convert CO2 into valuable products, catalysts for producing carbon nanofibres, chemical catalysts, hydrogen production using catalysts, in situ upgrading technology for the oil sands industry, metal-organic frameworks for capturing CO2, nanocatalyst technology, nanocrystalline cubic molybdenum carbide, nanotechnology for lithium production, next-generation sustainable fuels, renewable fuels, and using table sugar in nanocatalyst

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